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BS Murthy Hindu Theocratic State – Canard of the Libtards

Essay
English
1879 Words
Ages 10 and up
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The Hindu fundamentalism is a misnomer, coined by the cunning and subscribed by the naïve, which had come [more]

Keywords: Hinduism, Sociology, Political Sociology, Demography, Social Sciences, Indian studies, South Asian Studies, Political Science, South Asia, History of Slavery, Islamic Studies, British Empire, Ilamic History, Islam, India, Indian Muslims, Indian History, Indian subcontinent, Indology, Christian influence, Indian Nationalism, Hindu Nationalism, Hindutva [more][Less]

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James Joyce Dubliners (Annotated)

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67725 Words
Ages 6 and up
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As a delineator of the darkest aspects of Dublin James Joyce is unmatched. For him it has remained in " Dubliners " to illuminate with a flood search of imagination and sympathy extensions entire understanding of middle-class life in the gray city and laughing. Invest with a convincing reality and lasting human significance which are apparently the most trivial and insignificant events. This volume of fifteen short stories and sketches are not insignificant , and almost all are high interpretative value . Perhaps the best book is the last and longest , "The Dead ," which describes in meticulous detail the annual dinner and dance of the ladies Morkan. Julia Morkan remains the leader Prano as Adam and Eve 's Church . Kate 's older sister , teaches music to young students. Gabriel Conroy and his wife Gretta , niece old ladies , it is expected that at any moment , and there is fear not true Freddy Malins should rise " screwed ". After some delay Gabriel and Gretta arrive and , a little later, Freddy Malins , only moderately sober. Delicious exchanges are among the guests : Mr. Brown , who takes no because she likes whiskey , but because " God help me it's doctor's orders " ; Miss Ivors , Gaelic League , and Mr. Bartell D' Arcy, the tenor. Gabriel Conroy , who is literary and has a brother priest , carves the turkey and makes speech prin - cipal at dinner. James Joyce, one of the most influential writers in the early 20th century [more]

Keywords: Dubliners, James Joyce, Literature, Fiction, Novel, Romance, Irish, Dublin, Nationalism

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Bushra Tughar Oppression and Positive psychology:

How does positive psychology affect Sexism, Classics, Nativism in the modern Libyan society?

Social Science
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5925 Words
Ages 18 and up
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As Libyan people went through oppression, which is supposedly, occurred within every society in the world and that is holding back its citizens. Positive psychology has taken a role in society whenever people felt down and miserable. However, it can act wrongly if the negative emotions are always ignored. You should agree that, positivity does not mean the total absence of any negativity. Nevertheless, It means the absence of violence in all forms and unfolding of negativity in a constructive way. Therefore, positivity exists where people are interacting non-violently, are managing their inner-self-conflict positively–with respectful attention to the legitimate needs, and interest of all concerned.A specific concentration to how positive psychological factors can take a part to flourish the oppressed society and tackle-down the psychological suffering and negative statuses. [more]

Keywords: Libyan citizens, Positive psychology, Nationalism, Classics, Sexism., Oppressed individuals around the globe.

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BS Murthy The Unfounded Hindu Slavery

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Ages 10 and up
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No less than Narendra Modi, India’s erudite prime minister, had attributed the self-disparaging Indian character to its thousand years of slavery, that too on the floor of the Indian parliament. And it’s no wonder that Asaduddin Owaisi, the Islamist revivalist in the Indian remnant, promptly contested the said proposition. Needless to say, while Modi echoed the lament of the Hindu nationalists, albeit in a politically correct vocabulary, Owaisi sees the Muslim invasion of Hindustan through the prism of eight-hundred years of Islamic hukummat over the same. Whatever, a critical examination of India’s Islamic history, even the one dished out by its Muslim overlords, and an objective analysis of its socio-cultural construct therein would belie the supposition that Hindus were forced into slavery in any which way. No doubt, when the Islamic marauders eyed it for loot and rapine, India was long since the home to the Nalandas and the Takshasilas, the Ivys of yore, and it was also the world’s largest economy with some thirty-percent share of its gross domestic product. Thus, it’s as if India then was the crown of the creation, adorned with Hindu jewels, and that being the case, maybe the Hindus of that time were justified to feel top-of-the-world, like the Americans of the day do. So, that’s exactly what they felt like, and we have Aberuni’s testimony for that In his eponymous book on India of around 1030CE. “… the Hindus believe that there is no country but theirs, no nation like theirs, no kings like theirs, no religion like theirs, no science like theirs.” [more]

Keywords: Hinduism, Sociology, Political Sociology, Demography, Social Sciences, Indian studies, South Asian Studies, Political Science, Islamic Studies, British Empire, Islamic History, Islam, India, Indian Muslims, Indian History, Indology, Indian Nationalism, Hindu Nationalism, Hindutva [more][Less]

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Joseph P Hradisky Jr Sieg Heil - The Silent Death of Democracy Part One

A David Sunrise Adventure

Mystery & Crime
English
26614 Words
Ages 18 and up
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This story is part of a series describing the slow, silent, death of democracy. In response to the bitter turmoil over the national anthem I am showing that the founding of this country was done by those who wanted, needed, more freedom than where they have come from. Part of this freedom is the right to not stand if one does not agree with doing so. It is the right not to say the pledge of allegiance if one chooses not to. It is about the fundamental right to stand for what one believes in. I will personally support those who chose not to stand for the anthem and I served in the military for four years. If I had to i would have sacraficed my life to give others the freedom not to stand for the national anthem. It doesn't get simplier than that. [more]

Keywords: fiction, mystery, crime, military, national anthem, pledge of allegiance, freedom, democracy, rights, terrorist, the silent majority, football, kneeling, nationalism, persecution, turmoil, united states

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BS Murthy Incongruities in Indian Constitution

Essay
English
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Muhammad Ali Jinnah got what he wanted for Indian Musalmans though in time, their Quranic zeal turned Pakistan into a Rogue State. What of India, the product of an irony of a partition in that while some Musalmans walked away with one-fourth of its land, others stayed back to nurse their separatist dogma in its truncated bosom? While the Hindu nationalists lamented about the loss of their ancient land, the Musalman intellectuals were alarmed at their reduced numbers vis-à-vis the Hindus. Even as the Golwalkars articulated the Hindu frustration in shrill tones, the Maulana Azads voiced the Muslim apprehensions in secular tunes. Whatever, as Pakistan became an Islamic State for the Musalmans, India remained a habitat of varied interest groups, the Musalmans included! While the Indian political classes were beset with a sense of loss that partition brought in in its wake, the Hindu intellectuals were upset by the age-old caste guilt that the reform movement occasioned in their collective consciousness. It was in such a setting that India ventured to formulate a constitution for itself, of course, piloted by Babasaheb Ambedkar, the intellectual giant from the depressed classes. Yet the end product, touted as the bulkiest of the written constitutions in the comity of nations, turned out to be an exercise in selective amnesia. “WE THE PEOPLE OF INDIA, reads the preamble of the Constitution of India, having solemnly resolved to constitute India into a SOVEREIGN SOCIALIST SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC and to secure to all its citizens: [more]

Keywords: Constitutional studies, Indian Constitution, Ambedkar, Hinduism, Sociology, Political Sociology, Demography, Social Sciences, Indian studies, South Asian Studies, Political Science, Islamic Studies, British Empire, Islamic History, Islam, India, Indian Muslims, Indian History, Indology, Indian Nationalism, Hindu Nationalism, Hindutva, Pakistan, Indian partition, Indian subcontinent [more][Less]

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BS Murthy Facts of A Fake ‘Idea of India’

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Unaware of the cynical British agenda for them, then the Hindus in general, began to let their children embrace Macaulayism to obtain new sarkari naukaris (the propagated purpose of English education) while, by and large, the Musalmans, true to their character, went along with their madrasas, worried as they were about the dilution of their faith the very education might occasion in their kids. No wonder then that at the critical juncture of India’s sunder, the Hindu elites - a class of persons Indian in blood and colour, but English in tastes, in opinions, in morals and in intellect – moulded in a century-old Macaulay brainwash to totally disregard their religion and develop a near contempt for their culture, were naturally devoid of any dharmic wherewithal to guide Bharat in a proper post-partition sanatana direction. So, the by then rootless Hindu masses too saw nothing amiss in placing their fate and that of their newly independent nation, albeit after a millennial slavery, in the palpable hands of Nehru though he made no secret of his personal disposition by proclaiming that “I’m English by education, a Muslim by culture, just born a Hindu by accident.” [more]

Keywords: Hinduism, Sociology, Political Sociology, Demography, Social Sciences, Indian studies, South Asian Studies, Political Science, South Asia, History of Slavery, Islamic Studies, British Empire, Ilamic History, Islam, India, Indian Muslims, Indian History, Indian subcontinent, Indology, Christian influence, Indian Nationalism, Hindu Nationalism, Hindutva [more][Less]

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Martin Robinson Delany Official Report of the Niger Valley Exploring

Social Science
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Ages 18 and up
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Martin Robison Delany (May 6, 1812 – January 24, 1885) was an African-American abolitionist, journalist, physician, and writer, [more]

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Martin Robison Delany The Condition, Elevation, Emigration, and

Destiny of the Colored People of the United States

Fairy Tale
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Ages 18 and up
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Martin Robison Delany (May 6, 1812 – January 24, 1885) was an African-American abolitionist, journalist, physician, and writer, [more]

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Johanna Brandt The Petticoat Commando Boer Women in Secret Service

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English
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Johanna Brandt (18 November 1876 in Heidelberg / Transvaal – 13 January 1964 in Nuweland) was a South [more]

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