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Science and Empire, Essays in Indian Context
The book is a collection of 14 well-researched papers focusing attention on how science and technology were used for imperial purposes, the close links between the two, and what response it elicited from the Indians. These papers help not only in placing scientific and technological works in British India within colonial parameters but also in understanding the mechanism of imperialism itself.
205 pages, Hardcover
Published April 1, 1991
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