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Product Information
The Timeless Theater CD-ROM is a grand archive of Information from the
diaries of Dr. K. L. Kamat, a noted researcher and photographer from
India. Kamat takes the reader on a time travel through the subcontinent,
exploring the mystique, the diversity and the grandeur of India. He
interviews beggars and ascetics, travels to the remotest corners and
narrates the history of India. A time-capsule of the history of India, the
Timeless Theater is a fine collection for the lovers of art, religion and
life of India and her people.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I buy the CD-ROM when I can get so much content online at
Kamat's Potpourri?
The CD-ROM contains plethora of content that is not online. There are
over a thousand pictures and over fifty thousand cross references.
Is all of Kamat's Potpourri on the CD-ROM?
While the two are not completely mutually exclusive, the website and the
CD-ROM have different contents. So the answer is No.
I am a Mac user. Can I view the Timeless Theater CD-ROM?
Yes. The producers have tested the CD-ROM on Power Macs as well as
on Linux.
What if The Timeless Theater CD-ROM becomes obsolete?
The Timeless Theater uses a standard browser as the content viewer. The
producers thought that it was important to store this timeless content in
a format that does not become obsolete. We want you to enjoy this CD-ROM
as if it were a book.
Where can I purchase a copy?
Wherever books on Indian art and history are sold. Here's a list
of places you can buy, including Amazon.
Where can I buy other works of Kamat?
Hmmm. Mumble. Mumble. Most of Kamat's works are out of print. The only
books you can buy are the recent books of Kamat, and that too only in
specialized bookstores.
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K.L.Kamat's Timeless
Theater is a multimedia cross reference of historical artifacts,
social notes, and observations made during author's forty years of
traveling in the Indian subcontinent. It is a collection of odysseys,
photographs, historical archives, and other media elaborately indexed
and cross-referenced. |
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