An Integral Approach to The Political History of Ancient India
Synopsis
In recent decades the popularity of the political history of declining very fast in India as well as in other countries. Therefore in order to revitalise their discipline some political historians, both in India and the West, are pleading that now the concept of political history should be modified. They argue that now historians should cease to give emphasis only on the ‘deeds’ and ‘dates’ of the kings and should make a study of the political aspect of society their basic concern. In other words, they should give emphasis on ‘how’ and ‘why’ instead of only ‘when’ and ‘what’. For this a study of the political events and institutions against various factors – religious, economic, social, etc. – is vital. This is what they call ‘New Political History’ or ‘Integeral Political History’. It needs not only a study of basic sources with a new angle but also a multidisciplinary approach to the political life of society and state. In India Professor S.R. Goyal has bee pleading for the adoption of this approach for several decades and now he is being supported by numerous others. The present monograph by Dr. Shankar Goyal seeks to show what Professor S.R. Goyal has done to give a new definition and meaning to political history specially of ancient India and what more can be done in this field.
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