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The Six-Inch Glass Between Us

The contemporary subject no longer encounters the world in its ...

Perspectives on Eco-literacy Development for Younger Generations

Abstract: It is essential that today’s younger generation comprehend the ...

Corruption and Its Control Course – An Outline

Graduate-level course outline on Corruption and Its Control, exploring causes, consequences, anti-corruption strategies, legal frameworks, case studies, and future challenges.

Andrea Dworkin’s fierce writings on sex, power, and patriarchy remain profoundly relevant today. From Intercourse to her fiery “24-Hour Truce” speech, Dworkin exposed the deep inequalities embedded in sexual relations and male dominance. This essay revisits her legacy, controversies, and the seismic impact of her radical truths in the era of #MeToo and modern feminism.

Andrea Dworkin’s Radical Truisms Were Ahead Of Their Time

Andrea Dworkin’s Radical Feminism: Revisiting the Voice That Challenged Power and Patriarchy.

Learn Why Judicial Literacy is Essential for Gen Z to Uphold the Rule of Law

Empower Gen Z—the generation driving global change—with judicial literacy. This article presents perspectives on the need to equip young adults with the tools to understand and influence the complex Indian judicial system, covering its structure, core legal principles (like the rule of law and separation of powers), and the challenges of justice delivery. Discover how digital engagement, practical training, and awareness of laws can foster informed, active citizens and ensure a future of social justice and accountability.

An intimate essay on rice, Sapaita, and the comfort of meals at a mother’s dining table. A story of love, memory, and the quiet strength found in food that feels like home.

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Some Of Us Were Made To Be Rice

An intimate essay on rice, Sapaita, and the comfort of meals at a mother’s dining table. A story of love, memory, and the quiet strength found in food that feels like home.

What followed, moreover, more or less vindicated Blanchot, I believe. He certainly made a serious mistake for a period, but then redeemed himself: literature was the occasion for this redemption, as was his passion for Judaism. I regretted, however, that Pierre had not, for once, followed me in my thinking.

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Maurice Blanchot Always

A personal account of writer Pierre Madaule’s deep admiration for Maurice Blanchot, their years of correspondence, literary debates, and eventual fallout over Blanchot’s controversial past.

Explore how microlearning and microcredentials in higher education are transforming student engagement, skill development, and employability in the digital age.

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Reimagining Higher Education through the Prism of Microlearning for a Transformative Educational Experience

Explore how microlearning and microcredentials in higher education are transforming student engagement, skill development, and employability in the digital age.