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Science and the Raj

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History of Science and Natural History Historical Studies and Socio-cultural Analysis Diverse Historical and Scientific Studies

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This study explores the links between science, technology and the process of colonization in the context of Victorian India. It begins with a study of the concept of colonial science and then moves on to early exploratory activities in this area; problems in scientific administration; education; scientific researchers; and Indian responses to all types of science.

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