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  • FREEDOM AND FACTICITY: BEING-IN-SITUATION


Dr. Uday Singh

Abstract: I offer a close treatment of Sartre’s analysis of freedom in Being andNothingness, which is ostensibly a tricky issue in it. I propose to reanalyse its concept of freedom, under a modified framework, that is, the concept of freedom might be understood as explaining the concept of for-itself in appropriative relation to facticity (facticité).


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  • उत्तर प्रदेश मे प्राथमिक, माध्यमिक एव विश्वविद्यालय स्तर पर संगीत शिक्षा की स्थिति


Agrawal Sachin Nandkishor Dr. Srikant Suvarna

Abstract: Vastu Shastra, an ancient Indian system of architecture, translates to "science of dwellings." More than just bricks and mortar, Vastu emphasizes the subtle connection between the built environment and its inhabitants' well-being. By aligning a structure with natural energy forces, Vastu aims to create a space that fosters positive energy circulation, leading to a stress-free and harmonious life.


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  • Love and Relationships in R. C. Shukla’s Poetry


Dr. Shardha Sharma

Abstract: Dr. RC Shukla is a well-known poet of Modern India. Though he has been writing poems in English for the last forty years, his first collection of English poems published in 1990 entitled Darkness at Dawn. The Parrot Shrieks 2 (Publisher: Writers Workshop, Kolkata, 2005) is his sixth collection of English poems. This anthology has its own charm. The paper entitled “Love and relationships in R C Shukla’s Poetry” reflects the point of view of the poet. As a poet he expresses the feelings of a lover as well as the lover's experiences during the act of love. Sometimes it seems that the lover is none else but the poet himself who recollects his past life when he gets such an opportunity to divulge it. The shrieks of the parrot are in a way the cravings or desires of the lover who shares his painful experiences with the readers and through his expressions the readers come to know about his cravings i.e what he expects from his lady love and how his expectations break down and how the lady love comes in his life and how she departs him on some day and how he controls himself through writing poems and what was his intention behind this love. Perhaps this is what the poet wants to say through this anthology.


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  • दहेज प्रथा का महिलाओं पर प्रभाव राजस्थान के संदर्भ में


MANIRAM MEENA

Abstract: दहेज प्रथा का महिलाओं पर प्रभाव राजस्थान के संदर्भ में


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  • A STUDY ON CONFLUENCE OF MAN AND NATURE IN THOMAS HARDY' S NOVEL


S E. John Mathew Dr. Kalyana Chakravarthi Thirunagar

Abstract: Thomas Hardy, a master of the 19th-century English novel, is renowned for his intricate exploration of the human condition within the vast tapestry of the natural world. His novels, often set in the rugged landscapes of rural Wessex, delve deeply into the intricate relationship between man and nature, revealing a profound interconnectedness that shapes both individual destinies and societal structures. Hardy's novels are imbued with a sense of nature's omnipresence, where the landscape is not merely a backdrop but an active participant in the lives of his characters. The Wessex heeds, a region of rolling hills, ancient woodlands, and windswept heaths, becomes a character in its own right, influencing the emotions, behaviors, and ultimately, the fates of his protagonists. In "The Return of the Native," Egdon Heath, a desolate and imposing landscape, serves as a symbol of nature's indifference to human aspirations. Its bleak beauty mirrors the characters' internal struggles, highlighting the fragility of human existence against the backdrop of an indifferent universe. Hardy's characters are often inextricably linked to the natural world, their lives shaped by the rhythms of the seasons and the forces of nature. In "Tess of the D'Urbervilles," the protagonist's fate is intertwined with the cyclical nature of the agricultural year, as she is both victim and beneficiary of the land's bounty and its harsh realities. The novel's climactic scene, where Tess is executed amidst a backdrop of a serene natural landscape, underscores the stark contrast between the beauty of nature and the cruelty of human society.


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