B.P. Sinha
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This book, Studies and Essays in English Literature is a collection of twenty five exploratory, thought provoking and perceptive analysis on various aspects of English literature. This anthology provides literary criticism on different themes and issues, drawing upon the theories and concepts of a host of critics namely, Plato, Longinus, Philip Sydney, I.A. Richards, T.S. Eliot, F.R. Leavis, Jacques Lacan, David Lodge and Jacques Derrida to the study of papers on ...
This book on Nayantara Sahgal probes and analyses the social and political concern in her novels through broad critical resources, exploring the fundamentals of human experiences. The author has tried to give a comprehensive survey and fine critical discrimination of outer and inner realities in the novels of Nayantara Sahgal. Dividing into seven chapters the concept of freedom, the socio-political scenario of colonial and post colonial India, and feminism are ...
Communication is the life blood of an organization. The communication system of an organization is an increasingly powerful determinant of the organisation’s effectiveness, and it may have a limiting effect on the ability of the organization to grow, to perform efficiently , or to survive. The research approach of communication scientists in the past has seriously under estimated the impact of structure on communication of the organizations. There is an ...
This is an autobiography of a person of extra-ordinary caliber and excellence, who by dint of his hard work, determination and single minded devotion rose to the top of the legal profession without any help from any quarter. The book tells us about the author as a lawyer, as a Judge of the Patna High Court, as a Chief Justice of the Nagpur High Court, as a Judge of the Supreme Court and finally as the Chief Justice of India. It also gives us a pen-picture of the ...
The essays included in this book will give the readers not only some useful data on the recent archaeological finds, but also inform them about the views held or suggestions made by the author on some of the major problems facing Indian archaeologists to-day.