• PRESUPPOSITIONS AS REQUIRED LEXICOGRAPHIC SUPPLIED UTTERANCES FOR UNDERSTANDING HUMAN DISCOURSE

Mustafa Shazali Mustafa Ahmed

Abstract: The main point of this paper is to find new ways for describing the linguistic pragmatic inference of presupposition.

• SCIENTIFIC ATTITUDE OF ADOLESCENTS IN RELATION TO THEIR SELF- CONCEPT

Manpreet kaur

Abstract: This investigation has studied the scientific attitude of adolescents in relation to their self-concept. For the present study 100 students of 10th class of government senior secondary school sector 20 Chandigarh were randomly selected. Scientific attitude scale by (Bajwa, 2009) and Self Concept Inventory by (Saraswat, 2011) were administered to collect the data.

• MICELLIZATION BEHAVIOR OF CATIONIC SURFACTANT IN PRESENCE OF AMINO ACIDS

Nizamul H. Ansari and Nisha Saini

Abstract: The interaction between surfactant and amino acids has been investigated in the present paper at different temperatures.

• THE DARK DAWN

Dr. Manjari Johri

Abstract: A Short Story

• G. B. Shaw as a Social Reformer

Dipak Choudhury and Dr.Tridib Kr.Goswami

Abstract: George Bernard Shaw is a name in English history who has contributed to the history with his plays and other writings. George Bernard Shaw had strong views on a large number of issues pertinent during his century and is of considerable value now. A man of extraordinary perception he is recognized as the voice of his age in the same way as Dr. Johnson was the voice viewed the ills of Society objectively or without bias with the intention of saving it. His powerful thoughts influenced people and he was regarded as a revolutionary intellectual.

• Gender Discrimination in ManjuKapur’s Novel: “Home”.

Naveen and Dr.Satinder Kumar Verma

Abstract: This article explores the issue of gender discrimination in Manju Kapur’s novel “Home”Discrimination against girls and women in the developing world is a highly destructive reality.Most of the Indian writers deal with the issues of gender discrimination in distinct ways. Manju Kapur is the famous Indian writer deal with this issue in her novel “Home”. The gender discrimination spring up mostly among the joint family as shows in the novel “Home”. The issue of gender discrimination revolves around the life of the female protagonist Nisha. Her life hasbeen ruled and dominated because of her gender. Being a woman she is asked to obey her parents decision by getting married. Nisha is repressed by her family because she is doing effort to proveher own identity after facing many obstacles. At last, Nisha has to find an alternative occupation, putting to use her entrepreneurial genres and proved herself as entrepreneur

• DEPICTION OF VIOLENCE IN CHILDREN’S LITERATURE

NIVEDITHA C LOBO

Abstract: Violence has played a role in children’s literature, but in recent years there have been questions asked about the need for depiction of violence in children’s literature. This is seen in the decision of modern storytellers to modify the dreadful parts of classic fairy tales to make them more appealingto modern readers. The question that one may ask however is would modifying or removing violence from children’s literature make it higher quality literature? Many scholars differ and state that violence, if used appropriately, has its place in some children’s books. They are of the opinion that violent literature is often not to blame for violent behaviour in children; rather, the inclusion of violence in quality literature can create positive influences in children’s lives. Children are often naturally drawn to stories with violence in them. Many can relate to violent situations portrayed in children’s stories, and, when used effectively, these situations can be used to teach children how to avoid violent resolutions in their own lives.