...Ashakant Nimbark Modern Indian Political Thought . By Vishwanath P. Varma . Agra : Lakshmi Narain Agarwal , 1961 . xii , 790 , Bibliography, Index, Rs. 20 ($5.00). The Nationalist Movement: Indian Political Thought from Ranade to Bhave . By D. Mackenzie Brown . Berkeley...

...Stanley Wolpert Mahadev Govind Ranade: A Biography . By T. V. Parvate . New York : Asia Publishing House , 1965 . xi, 326 , Bibliography, Index. $10.75. Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1966 1966 BOOK REVIEWS 575 and provides inadequate justification...

...Eleanor Zelliot Ranade and the Roots of Indian Nationalism. . By Richard P. Tucker . Chicago : University of Chicago Press , 1972 . 487 pp. An original microfiche edition. $6.00 (set of six fiche). Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1973 1973 140 JOURNAL OF ASIAN...

.... Ranade and the other leaders of the Sabha with irresponsible and disloyal criticisms of government policy. The charge of disloyalty sat especially gravely on Ranade's shoulders, since he was generally acknowledged as the preeminent figure in Poona's affairs, as well as a respected member of the Bombay...

..., these years saw significant shifts in family structure, domestic authority (Chakravarti 1998 ; Kosambi 2007 ; Ranade 1999 ), and the access of gendered subjects to the institutions of modernity (Anagol 2005 ). Along with Marathi- and English-language memoirs and novels, I analyze school reports, the vast...

...Joan L. Erdman On Music and Musicians of Hindoostan . By Ashok D. Ranade . New Delhi : Promila , 1984 . 208 pp. Illustrations, Glossary, Index. $32.50. (Distributed in the U.S. by South Asia Books, Columbia, Mo.) Copyright © The Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1985 1985 876...

..., the right wing of the Congress is equally the villian on the domestic front, and has succeeded in emasculating Nehru's program of democratic socialism. Unfortunately, such oddities as these constitute the most memorable parts of the book. DONALD E. SMITH University of Pennsylvania Mahadev Govind Ranade...

.... Unfortunately, such oddities as these constitute the most memorable parts of the book. DONALD E. SMITH University of Pennsylvania Mahadev Govind Ranade: A Biography. By T. V. PARVATE. New York: Asia Publishing House, 1965. xi, 326, Bibliography, Index. $10.75. Recent Indian history still sorely lacks the vital...

..., Appendix B, 26. 37 Bacon Francis , Advancement of Learning and Novum Organum ( New York 1900 ), p. vii . 38 Bacon, p. xi. 39 Model examination papers of Ranade M. G. , reprinted ARDPI 1860 – 1861 , Appendix G, 108 . 40 Bacon, p. 80. 43...

...C. M. Naim Urdu: Readings in Literary Urdu Prose . By G. C. Narang . Madison : University of Wisconsin Press , 1968 . x , 381 pp. $6.50. Copyright © Association for Asian Studies, Inc. 1969 1969 BOOK REVIEWS cial results, he presents Ranade and a few other products of the new...

.... This attempt to demonstrate the cultural unity of Maharashtra reiterates the work of liberal religious reformers of the late nineteenth century, notably M. G. Ranade. In Chapter VIII Kumar studies the Westerneducated class as the final new social elite to emerge from British rule. After the important material...

... Agarwal, 1961. xii, 790, Bibliography, Index, Rs. 20 ($5.00). The Nationalist Movement: Indian Political Thought from Ranade to Bhave. By D. MACKENZIE BROWN. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1961. x, 244, Bibliography, Index. $1.50. A Critical Study of Gandhian Economic Thought. By SHIVA NAND JHA...

...- with the verbal perfect veda. The form apsara (23) is anomalous, and the entry raja, rdjyam in the glossary (284) is Ranade and the Roots of Indian Nationalism. BY RICHARD P. TUCKER. Chicago: Uni- versity of Chicago Press, 1972. 487 pp. An original microfiche edition. $6.00 (set of six fiche). inconsistent...

... and Musicians of Hindoostan. By ASHOK D. RANADE. New Delhi: Promila, 1984. 208 pp. Illustrations, Glossary, Index. $32.50. (Distributed in the U.S. by South Asia Books, Columbia, Mo.) In this collection of essays on various kinds of Indian music and six renowned Hindustani musicians, Ashok Ranade considers...

.... 21 The Times ( London ), Dec. 15, 1890 . 22 Quoted in Tahmankar D. V. , Lokamanya Tilak , ( London , 1956 ), p. 46 . 23 Ranade , Miscellaneous Writings ( Bombay , 1915 ), pp. 70 – 86 . 24 Chintamani C. Y. , Indian Social Reform...

... the early period of uncritical reform "increasingly exhausted its inspirational value." He supports this position by quoting Ranade on "the absurdity of a policy of pure revivalism." "What particular period of our history," Ranade asked, "is to be taken as the old? Whether the period of the Vedas...

..., but that in nineteenth and twentieth century India such groups were both secular and religious (pp. 9-10). He argues that men like Dayananda Saraswati, founder of the Arya Samaj, and Mahadev Govind Ranade, a moving BOOK REVIEWS 347 force in the organization of both the National Social Conference and the Indian National...

... thought was likewise lacking, and even the writings in the late nineteenth century of the economic nationalists, like M. G. Ranade and B. G. Gokhale, usually noted as the founders of Indian economics, are dismissed as analytically unrewarding. Three major issues are raised by Spengler's line...

... "increasingly exhausted its inspirational value." He supports this position by quoting Ranade on "the absurdity of a policy of pure revivalism." "What particular period of our history," Ranade asked, "is to be taken as the old? Whether the period of the Vedas, of the Smritis, or the Puranas or of the Mohomedon...

... on them and on English politics in general. This collection, finally, is all the more valuable because of the sparseness and lack of continuity of other papers of the time, such as those of Mehta, Ranade, and Tilak. The usefulness of these volumes has been enhanced by the labor of R. P. Patwardhan who...