Book Review
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Aaradhni and Progressive Sufi Subjecthood
Novel Aaradhni is weaved around the Sufi themes of freedom of expression, intellectual difference of opinion, inter-religious harmony, tolerance, and…
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Dodo Soomro’s Death: Study of Opera ‘Doday Soomray Jo Moat’
Though translation is not an easy task but Prof. Janjhi has made it easy to understand for the people, who…
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‘I Doubt, Therefore I Am’: Revisiting Mirza Ghalib’s Poetry
The book follows in Ghalib’s footsteps and while familiarizing the reader with his forever implicit questioning leaves the reader to…
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Bhutto: My Master
Yusuf Lodhi’s first book “Bhutto My Master” was banned in 1974. It is out of print and not available in…
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Tear Gas: From the Battlefields of World War I to the Streets of Today
It seems there is a universal pact among experts in industry, academia and government not to question these extremely toxic…
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Serbian writer’s Travelogue “Letters from Egypt” published in Arabic
The travelogue is published on the occasion of the jubilee – 95 years since the stay of the Serbian writer…
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There is life after the Nobel Prize
The Nobel-winning neuroscientist has been studying connections on an ever-grander scale. By Alison Abbott In 1996, Denise Kandel warned her…
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Enslaved Women as American Revolutionaries
A specialist in the studies of slavery, the Civil War and Reconstruction, and women’s history, Cook-Bell tells in her book…
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The Folktales of Sindh: An Introduction
Baloch divided this literature into several broad categories: “Fables and fairy-tales; pseudo-historical romances; tales of historical nature; folk-poetry; folk songs;…
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Seasons of Sunflower
The road to freedom is full of sunflowers – Martin Firrell From the poems of Imen Melliti transpires the expression…
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