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The Archaeology of Soil and the Narrative of Survival: A Post-Colonial Critique of Tarikh-e-Haryawala
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The Archaeology of Soil and the Narrative of Survival: A Post-Colonial Critique of Tarikh-e-Haryawala
Historically, the craft of historiography has remained a captive of the corridors of power, gravitating toward the rise and fall of empires, the stratagems of monarchs, and the chronicles of conquerors. This obsession with “Grand Narratives” effectively buried the organic essence of humanity beneath layers of state-centric discourse. However, the mid-twentieth century witnessed a seismic shift with the emergence of the French Annales School. Th…
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