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K. N. Panikkar shaped how modern India studies its past, questioning easy narratives and confronting the politics of memory. His books examined colonial power, culture, and communalism with unusual ...

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The Byzantine Empire made remarkable contributions to medicine and science, even thouth they are not widely known.

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Rashauna Johnson's new book, "Sweet Home Feliciana," moves beyond the big cities and digs into the past of the Feliciana Parishes. Johnson's research uncovers the rich and complex history of these ...

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"The tissue retained core features of function after rewarming," first author Dr Alexander German told IFLScience.