#Books
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Blogs
Simone de Beauvoir and her Iconic Book ‘The Second Sex’
Simone de Beauvoir’s ‘The Second Sex’ remains a seminal work in feminist theory, challenging societal norms and providing a powerful…
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Books & Authors
Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak: Rethinking the dimensions of post-Coloniality
Spivak’s theory of post-colonialism is rooted in her belief that the legacy of colonialism has had a profound impact on…
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Blogs
Edward W. Said and Orientalism: Dissection of Western Perception
One of the key arguments in Orientalism is that the West has always viewed the East as the “Other,” a…
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Public Opinion
Inspiring the Readership
To address this issue, we need to establish strong support systems, provide accessible resources, and encourage a conducive environment for…
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Literature
‘Russian Authors and Books’ at Abu Dhabi International Book Fair
The Union of Creators and Development Leaders of the Living Cities Union organized the ‘Russian authors and books’ pavilion From…
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Book Review
Of flowers on shrouds, and switched faces
Progressive poet and lyricist Jan Nisar Akhtar (1914-1976), father of Javed, was one of those who explored love, loss, identity,…
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information Technology
The rise of AI books written by ChatGPT: why it’s not the end of human literature
There is a section of the public who are curious to see what in fact AI can bring to the…
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Blogs
Revival of Reading Culture: Back to Books
Unlike gadgets that come and go, books have stood the test of time and have been cherished by generations for…
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Literature
Literature is a skeleton for language and society
Literature plays an important role in our society by contributing to our cultural heritage, promoting empathy and understanding, and offering…
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Book Review
Pakistani English literature series: Burnt Shadows
Burnt Shadows is a novel deeply invested in the politics of postcolonial identity and nationhood Reviewed by Shoukat Lohar …
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