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This paper explores how Mhendo resists the dominant culture and hegemonic ideology in Yug Pathak’s “Urgenko Ghoda”, published 2066 BS, using a perspective of resistance as theoretical framework. The objectives study are to examine marginalized people oppose by participating armed revolution. central character, novel has firm belief glories Tamang history. She learns that ruling class conquered ...

MORRIS DICKSTEIN POSES his recent study of post–World War II American fiction Leopards in the Temple (2002) as a corrective to the by now standard tendency to emphasize the cold war in accounts of this period. But while Dickstein takes the critics of cold war culture to task for what he sees as their oversimplification of both art and politics, he concurs with them on at least one major point. ...

among the various interpretations of michelangelo’s moses, freud’s is well-known. the founder of psychoanalysis, freud reviews all the critics and interpretations of this masterpiece and then offers his own: this moses is not about to spring up, as claimed by others, but on the contrary, is sitting down, suppressing his “rage”. in the light of recent works of daniel arasse, art critic (study of...

During the past 50 years, the turbidite paradigm has promoted many myths related to deep-water turbidite deposition. John E. Sanders (1926–1999), a pioneering process sedimentologist, first uncovered many of these turbidite myths. This paper provides a reality check by undoing 10 of these turbidite myths. Myth No. 1: turbidity currents are non-turbulent flows with multiple sediment-support mech...

Indian history is divided into past, present and future. The true national identity lies on the individual awareness nation’s heritage. paper intended to examination of Amitav Ghosh treats theme nationalism partition in his “The Shadow Lines” (1988) how he describes concept nationalism. continuous prompt nation by our ancestors has put a questioning attitude people recently. views traditional v...

Services provided to rape victims by human service professionals are usually helpful but are occasionally very harmful in that the victim ends up feeling 're-victimized'. This may be caused by the attitudes of the professionals towards the victims based on beliefs regarding rape and gender roles. Japanese human service professionals were solicited for responses to the Rape Myth Scale (RMS) and ...

Since its inception and until now, oil palm plantations have been controversial in Indonesia. Although there is ample evidence presented by proponents proving that expansion has made an important contribution to the Indonesian economy, from ecological point of view, it claimed critics negative impacts on environment, one which cause natural disasters. The link between disasters debated supporte...

Code critics are a recommendation facility of the Pharo Smalltalk IDE. They signal controversial implementation choices such as code smells at class and method level. They aim to promote the use of good and standard coding idioms for increased performance or a better use of object-oriented constructs. This paper studies relations among code critics by analyzing co-occurrences of code critics de...

In today’s era of globalization and marginalization we are sometimes struck by the seeming paradox of examples of exceptional development in still marginalized regions, or “counter-geographies”. One such example is the purported clustering of centenarians (those who have surpassed 100 years) in the Caucasus region of the former Soviet States. This paper explores purported centenarian clustering...