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Biographies & Autobiographies A Selected list of Books and Internet Resources A Bibliography Compiled By Resource Centre Updated on 01st May 2012 Resource Centre Near Indroda Circle Gandhinagar - 382 007 A. Books 1. Abdul Kalam, A. P. J. & Rajan, Y. S., Scientific Indian: a twenty-first century guide to the world around us New Delhi. Penguin Books, 2010 629.40954 ABD 024957 2. Ackroyd, Peter Poe: a life cut short. London: Chatto & Windus, 2008 813.3 ACK 019571 3. Adair, Gene Thomas Alva Edison: inventing the electric age New York: Oxford University Press, 1996. 621.3092 ADA 009867 4. Agassi, Andre Open : an autobiography London. HarperCollins, 2009 796.342092 AGA 024400 5. Ahmed, Salma Cutting free: the extraordinary memoir of a Pakistani woman. New Delhi: Roli Books, 2007 954.9105092 AHM 021859 6. Albers, Donald J., ed. & Alexanderson, Gerald L., ed. Fascinating mathematical people : interviews and memoirs New Jersey. Princeton University Press, 2011 510.922 ALB 026580 7. Albom, Mitch Tuesdays with Morrie: an old man, a young man, and life's greatestlesson. New York: Anchor Books, 2005 378.12092 ALB 014175 8. Ali, Salim Illustrated Salim Ali: the fall of a sparrow. New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2007 598.092 ALI 017530 9. Alvi, Varis Saadat Hasan Manto. New Delhi: Sahitya Akademi, 2000 891.439 ALV 006998 10. Ambedkar, B. R. Ambedkar: autobiographical notes. Pondicherry: Navayana, 2004. 954.0350922 AMB 009939 11. Andrews, C. F. Zaka Ullah of Delhi. New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2003 370.92 AND 017531 12. Andrews, George E. Ramanujan's lost notebook, part 1 New York. Springer, 2005 510 AND 013730 13. Andrews, George E. & Berndt, Bruce C. Ramanujan's lost notebook. Part 2 New York. Springer, 2009 510 AND 023529 14. Angier, Carole Double bond : Primo Levi, biography London. Penguin Group, 2002 853.91421 ANG 008411 15. Armstrong, Karen Battle for God : fundamentalism in Judaism, Christianity and Islam London. HarperCollins, 2000 291.17 ARM 024961 16. Armstrong, Karen Muhammad : a biography of the Prophet London. Phoenix, 2001 297.63 ARM 024962 17. Armstrong, Lance It’s not about the bike: my journey back to life. London: Yellow Jersey Press, 2001 796.62092 ARM 015458 18. Arnold, David Telling lives in India : biography, autobiography and life history Delhi. Permanent Black, 2004 306.954 ARN 010976 19. Arnold, Vladimir I. Yesterday and long ago. Berlin: Springer, 2007 510.92 ARN 021300 20. Atiyah, Michael, ed. Fields medallists' lectures, 2nd ed. New Jersey: World Scientific, 2003 510 ATI 013053 21. Aver, A. J. Hume. New York: Oxford Uni. Press, 2000 920 AVE 001645 22. Azhicode, Sukumar Mahakavi Ulloor New Delhi. Sahitya Akademi, 1991 894.812 AZH 007006 23. Bachchan, Harivansh Rai In the afternoon of time: An autobiography New Delhi. Penguin Books, 2001 920.989143 BAC 008279 24. Bagchi, Subroto Go kiss the world : life lession for the young professional. New Delhi: Penguin Books India, 2008 338.04092 BAG 019898 25. Bair, Deirdre Jung : a biography London. Little Brown, 2004 150.19954092 BAI 013977 26. Bama Vanmam Ven Detta New Delhi. Oxfor University Press, 2011 894.81171 BAM 026828 27. Bandyopadhyay, Sunil & Mukherjee, Aditi, tr., Harinath De, philanthropist and linguist New Delhi. National Book Trust, 1988 920 BAN 023358 28. Bansal, Rashmi Stay hungry, stay foolish : the inspiring stories of 25 IIM Ahmedabad graduates who chose to tread a path of their making Ahmedabad. IIM Ahmedabad, 2008 650.10922 BAN 022880 29. Bansal, Rashmi Connect the dots : the inspiring stories of twenty entrepreneurs without an MBA who dared to find their own path. Ahmedabad. Eklavya Education Foundation, 2010. 650.10922 BAN 025646 30. Basu, Aparna Mridula Sarabhai : rebel with a cause. New York. Oxford University Press, 1996. 303.484092 BAS 021239 31. Basu, Aparna, ed. & Karlekar, Malavika, ed. In so many words: women's life experiences from Western and Eastern India. London: Routledge, 2008 920.72 BAS 021569 32. Beale, Thomas William Oriental biographical dictionary : founded on materials collected. New Delhi: Manohar Publishers, 2004 920.05 REF BEA 015934 33. Bedi, Kiran It's always possible: Transforming one of the largest prisons in the world New Delhi: Sterling Publishers, 2003. 920.9365 BED 008280 34. Beiser, Frederick Cambridge Companion to Hegel New York: Cambridge University: Press. 1999. 920 BEI 002461 35. Bentley, James Albert Schweitzer. Hyderabad: Orient Longman, 1999 920 BEN 001549 36. Berlin, Isaiah & Hardy, Henry, Ed. Personal impressions (expanded edit) New Jersey. Princeton University Press, 2001. 920.00904 BER 009285 37. Berlin, Leslie Man behind the microchip : Robert Noyce and the invention of Silicon Valley. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2005 621.381092 BER 015922 38. Berndt, Bruce C. (Ed.) & Rankin, Robert A. (Ed.) Ramanujan: essays and surveys New Delhi: Hindustan Book, 2003. 510.92 BER 008952 39. Bernstein, Jeremy Albert Einstein and the frontiers of physics New York: Oxford University Press, 1996. 530.092 BER 009863 40. Bertrand, Russell Autobiography London: Routladge, 2000. 920 RUS 002361 41. Besant, Annie Annie Besant: an autobiography New Delhi. Penguin, 2005. 299.9340924 BES 012367 42. Beyer, Kurt Grace Hopper and the invention of the information age Cambridge. MIT Press, 2009 004.092 BEY 023177 43. Bhagat, Vimal Stage whisper New Delhi: Rupa and Co., 2004. 792.092 BHA 011263 44. Bhaskaran, Gautaman Adoor Gopalakrishnan : a life in cinema. New Delhi. Penguin Books, 2010. 791.430233092 BHA 025611 45. Bhatt, Rajendra Shankar & Jha, Shailesh Kumar, tr., Sawai Jai Singh New Delhi. National Book Trust, 1972 920 BHA 023374 46. Bhatt, Rajendra Shankar., Maharana Pratap New Delhi. National book trust 954.02540924 BHA 023364 47. Bhatt, V. V. Perspectives on development: memoirs of a development economist. New Delhi: Academic Foundation, 2008 338.954 BHA 020721 48. Bhattacharya, Rinki Roy, ed. Man who spoke in pictures : Bimal Roy New Delhi. Viking, 2009 791.430233092 BHA 023013 49. Bhushan, K. Dhirubhai Ambani: The man behind Reliance New Delhi: APH Publishing, 2002. 920.71 BHU 005844 50. Bhushan, K. & Katyal, G. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam: the visionary of India New Delhi: A.P.H. Pub., 2003. 925.954092 BHU 010114 51. Birch, Beverley Alexander Fleming Mumbai: Orient Longman, 1998. 920 BIR 001582 52. Birch, Beverley Guglielmo Marconi Hyderabad: Orient Longman, 1998 920 BIR 001586 53. Birch, Beverley Louis Braille Hyderabad: Orient Longman, 1997. 920 BIR 001560 54. Birla, Krishna Kumar Brushes with history: an autobiography. New Delhi. Penguin Books, 2007. 338.0922 BIR 018481 55. Bodanis, David E=mc2: a biography of the world's most famous equation. London: Pan Macmillan, 2000 530.11 BOD 017097 56. Booth, Martin Carpet Sahib New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2000. 920 BOO 001096 57. Bose, Sisir Kumar & Bose, Sugata Indian Pilgrim New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1998. 920 BOS 001097 58. Bose, Sugata His majesty's opponent : Subhas Chandra Bose and India's struggle against empire. New Delhi. Allen Lane, 2011. 954.035092 BOS 026264 59. Bowman-Kruhm, Mary Margaret Mead : a biography. London: Greenwood Press, 2003 301.092 BOW 016518 60. Breit, William & Hirsch, Barry T. Lives of the laureates: eighteen Nobel economists, 4th ed. New Delhi. Academic Foundation, 2004 330.0922 BRE 015336 61. Brian, Denis Einstein: a life New York: John Wiley, 1995. 530.092 BRI 010737 62. Brocheux, Pierre & Duiker, Claire, tr. Ho Chi Minh : a biography. Cambridge. Cambridge University Press, 2007. 959.704092 BRO 021977 63. Brown, Judith M. Nehru: a political life. New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2003 954.042092 BRO 017549 64. Brown, Judith M. & Parel,Anthony Cambridge companion to Gandhi New York. Cambridge University Press, 2011. 954.035092 BRO 026022 65. Brown, Pam Charlie Chaplin Hyderabad: Orient Longman, 1999. 920 BRO 001551 66. Brown, Pam Father Damien Hyderabad: Orient Longman, 1997. 920 BRO 001555 67. Brown, Pam Henry Dunant Hyderabad: Orient Longman , 1997 920 BRO 001558 68. Brown, Peter., Augustine of Hippo : a biography Berkeley. University of California Press, 2000 270.2092 BRO 022552 69. Browne, Janet Charles Darwin: the power of place, Vol. 2 London: Random House, 2003. 570.92 BRO 008408 70. Calvet, Louis-Jean Roland Barthes UK: Polity press, 1994. 920 CAL 002578 71. Carnegie, Andrew Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie. New York. Cosimo Classics, 2005. 338.60973 CAR 021656 72. Carver, Terrell Cambridge Companion to Marx NewYork . Cambridge University Press , 1999 920 CAR 002460 73. Chadwick, Henry Augustine New York: Oxford Uni. Press, 2001. 920 CHA 001639 74. Chakrabarty, Bidyut Mahatma Gandhi: a historical biography. New Delhi: Roli Books, 2007 954.035092 CHA 015792 75. Chakravartty, Gargi., P. C. Joshi : a biography New Delhi. National Book Trust, 2007 335.430924 CHA 022364 76. Chandra, Pradeep M. F. Husain : a pictorial tribute New Delhi. Niyogi Books, 2012 759.954 CHA REF 026352 77. Chang, Laura Scientists at work: Profiles of today's groundbreaking scientists from Science Times New York. McGraw-Hill, 2000 509 CHA 08054 78. Chang, Sooyoung Academic genealogy of mathematicians. New Jersey. World Scientific, 2010. 510.92 CHA 025373 79. Chatterjee, Santimay & Chatterjee, Enakshi., Satyendra Nath Bose New Delhi. National Book Trust, 1976 920 CHA 023373 80. Chattopadhyay, Anjana Biographical dictionary of Indian scientists : from ancient to contemporary New Delhi. Rupa Co., 2002 509.22 REF CHA 14444 81. Chaudhuri, Nirad C. Autobiography of an unknown Indian Mumbai. Jaico Publishing House, 2006 954.14031092 CHA 014608 82. Chowdhury, Indira & Dasgupta,Ananya Masterful spirit : Homi J. Bhabha, New Delhi. Penguin Books, 2010 530.092 CHO 025505 83. Chawla, Navin Mother Teresa. New Delhi: Penguin Books, 2002. 920.927197 CHA 008282 84. Christianson, Gale E. Isaac Newton and the scientific revolution New York: Oxford University Press, 1996. 530.092 CHR 009871 85. Clark, Ronald W. Einstein: the life and times New York: Avon Books, 1984. 530.092 CLA 011611 86. Clay, Catrine King, Kaiser, Tsar : three royal cousins who led the world to war London.
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