British India

Prof. Richard Bulliet
History W3903 section 001
Session 11: British India
HISTORY OF THE WORLD SINCE 1500CE

[@goedelite]

The Professor does take the long route to get to his point, but often the anecdotes are worth it. He also brings together the thinking of scholars from a wide scattering of settings, eg Grammci, the Italian Marxist and Edward Said, the ME historian. Their insights form the intellectual framework for Bulliet's observations.

[@wolfgangspiper]

This is an incredible lecture. Thank you, Professor Bulliet and whoever else helped with this.

[@TheWpelt]

he commentator below takes a positive slant, but to me the title is a misnomer for: ruminations, mainly about US and middle eastern history, to which some thoughts about British India are appended, but not related to. Recommended for US citizens and those willing to become so.

[@Hunter24689]

Fascinating ❤️

[@iluvhim13andudont]

like really, it took forever to acctually get into the lesson that i lost interest, and just took a 0 on the assignment. edit the videos so that the stuff not pertaining to the subject, isnt in it

[@charlespeterson3798]

Idiot...

[@francesroyle9935]

5s

[@mustafaaziz6731]

In a lecture about india he spends 25 minutes talking about anything but.

[@TheWpelt]

It is only to be expected that an expert on the ME will grab any opportunity to address that subject. Unfortunately.

[@oliversaid3213]

1:06:26 :D

[@sinisaneesh4551]

Fantastic 👌🏻