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1. PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN IN THE NOVELS AND SHORT-STORIES OF BHARATI MUKHERJEE November 03, 2008 PORTRAYAL OF WOMEN IN THE NOVELS AND SHORT-STORIES OF BHARATI MUKHERJEE BY DR. RAM SHARMA Taking into account the complexity of life,different histories culture and different structures of values, the woman’s question despite basic solidarity, needs to be tackled in relation to the socio-cultural situation. The novels of Bharati Mukherjee are self actualising. Quest for the definition of self and search for identity are the main features of her women who are seen caught in the flux of tradition and tradition and modernity. Neither can they completely detach themselves from t... (read more) Author: DR. RAM SHARMA

2. Cypriot Recipes October 30, 2008 Cyprus has many historic and cultural links to Greece. The majority of Cypriots are ethnically Greek, speak Greek, and worship at Greek Orthodox churches. It is therefore no surprise to find such a Cypriot cuisine also shares many features and nonetheless overall dishes among Greek cuisine. However, Cypriot cuisine does also have its own weird identity too. The island of Cyprus is also housing to a extensive Turkish Cypriot community, and was part of the Ottoman Empire for longer than mainland Greece, and hence many Turkish can be observed in Cypriot cuisine. Additionally, Cyprus is close... (read more) Author: Virgilio Vallecera

3. Melbourne - As You See It October 24, 2008 A great multicultural city, Melbourne allures travelers with an old world charm as well as the pure thrill of adrenaline-rushing sporting events. Melbourne is an ideal destination for travelers who love a laid-back lifestyle, as well as for adventure enthusiasts who like to get amazed at the grandeur of the city and its rich natural surroundings. Regarded as the cultural and fashion capital of Australia, Melbourne bears a true multicultural identity which is elegant and appealing. This cultural capital displays fantastic Victorian-era architecture, beautiful gardens, and a number of museu... (read more) Author: Alex Albert

4. People in Thailand September 30, 2008 The modern Nation of Thailand is a multicultural society. The predominant Thai culture, identity and civilization emerged as a by product of the interaction of the indigenous population with Tai and other immigrant peoples [ including Chinese and Indian ]. When people call themselves ‘’ Thai ’’ they mean they are in the political sense, subjects of the Thailand nation. If explored further the word has a cultural and, for many, a linguistic sense. However not all Thailand citizens speak Thai and of those who do so it is a second language for them. This Thai identity in its present form is relat... (read more) Author: James Andrew

5. Enjoy your trip to Korea with comfortable accommodation at Hotels in Korea September 24, 2008 Korea, one of the oldest continuous civilizations, has a distinct cultural identity that cannot be absorbed by its larger neighboring countries. Music, crafts, ceramics and painting form a group of excellent traditional Korean arts. Musicians have a remarkable stamina of singing continuously for more than eight hours. Marvelously crafted items deserve appreciation. Korea is not only famous for its rich culture, but also for its natural beauty, which had attracted myriad of tourist and had made it a tourist destination. The appreciated increase in the number of tourists had led to the est... (read more) Author: Nancy Eben

6. You and Your People August 12, 2008 Here I’m, sitting at the M__ Hotel Bar in Soho, sipping the most wonderful white chocolate martini while reading the crappiest chick lit (I’m in heaven!) when this guy starts chatting me up. I smile dryly and try to get back to my book, but, no, Mr. Middle-management executive has decided to embark on a speech. Politics… blablabla… economics… blablabla. I try to act like I’m listening but can’t stop looking at my new shoes (new shoes are so much more interesting than platitudes) until I hear… “you and your people…” Oh, not again, please. I’ve had it from American boyfriends, coworkers, acquain... (read more) Author: Lily Wellendorf

7. European painting - an outdated concept July 31, 2008 Europe has always been known for its cultural diversity, for being an entity forged by history and geography into a multiethnic and disparate whole, displaying a characteristic plural identity against a common backdrop. Hence, the vast diversity that the European continent has brought to the art of pictorial expression has been remarkable throughout the ages. The multiplicity in unity was the natural outcome of the relative isolation of the different parts and the tempering characteristic of having the same basic conditioning. However, modern times tend rightly to use the term 'European' so... (read more) Author: Michael de Bruges

8. Some Great Ways To Learn About Recipes From The Colonial Era July 19, 2008 The amazing field of culinary arts is immense and wide-ranging. You have the option of preparing dishes depending on their cultural identity, the occasion when it is prepared and even based on how sweet it tastes like desserts. In case you are keen on any specific kind of dish, you can learn everything about the unique qualities it holds. Additionally, you can opt for preparing dishes from a crock-pot or from a precise era. Hence, you can try your hand in rustling up some great colonial recipes and embark on the path to discovering a whole new exciting world of food! Recipes from the colonial ... (read more) Author: mamta chhatwal

9. The importance of language learning April 16, 2008 The Importance of Language-Learning Why should we learn a foreign language? After all, the whole world speaks English. Well, there's some truth in this argument, but only some. There are many reasons for learning a new language: Personal Development By learning a new language, you gain new horizons, but at the same time you reinforce your own identity, and therefore also your self-confidence. A foreign language can contribute to a stronger personality. Cultural Reasons It is a fundamental truth that cultures define themselves through languages. A foreign language gives you access... (read more) Author: Anne Thomas

10. Visit The Eternal City - Rome January 28, 2008 Rome is one of the few ancient cities of the world, who still houses its historical monuments, cultural identity and charm of modern era. The eternal city, Rome is a capital city of Italy. Rome is one of the best tourist destinations of the world. It is a city of monuments, museums, gardens, shops and tasteful dining places. Some popular tourist attractions in Rome are The Vatican Museums, The Capitoline Museums, Churches (like St. Peter’s Basilica, The Sistine Chapel, San Giovanni in Laterano and few others), monuments (like Coliseum, Roman Forum, Circus Maximus, Domus Aurea, Panthe... (read more) Author: Megha Poddar

11. Rangoli: A colorful Identity of India December 07, 2007 Colors are the true identity of India. Vibrant colors of nature drench every nook and corner of this vast country. Colors hold an important place in the cultural values of India. Beside cheer and gusto, colors set the mood of numerous festivals falling throughout the year in India. Diwali is understood to be the biggest festival of India and rangoli is the coloring factor of this festival. Almost every household is decorated by attractive designs of rangoli on Diwali. Though rangoli was originated in Maharashtra, it is hugely popular all over the country. In West Bengal, it is known ... (read more) Author: amit singh

12. Educational Philosophy Statement November 28, 2007 The role of teacher can be hardly underestimated in the process of education. It is obvious that teaches play an important role in the learning process and shaping of students personality and their cultural identity. In fact, teachers possess certain authority and it is extremely important that they used this authority effectively and contributed to the balanced development of students. To achieve this goal teachers need to develop their own educational philosophy that would help them not only to teach but, what is more important, to learn. First of all, it should be pointed out that teachers... (read more) Author: Irina Nelson

13. The great joys of shopping in France November 21, 2007 Shopping In France France is the ultimate shopping destination for the sophisticated consumer. It offers everything from the ultimate in haute couture to perfumes to wines and cheeses. And shopping in France is not the utilitarian experience it can be elsewhere. Rather it's a serious activity that demands attention and a certain flair. First we look at Paris where the shops make up an important part of the fabric of the city's cultural identity. Then we'll head to Bordeaux which offers more than just its famous wines. Shopping In Paris Think of Paris and you think of designer fa... (read more) Author: Michiel Van Kets

14. Algeria travel information - Africa Travel October 24, 2007 Algeria is the second largest country on the African continent. Most of the coastal area is hilly, sometimes even mountainous, and there are a few natural harbors. Algeria is famous for its of strong cultural identity, Sahara desert, beautiful oasis and mountains. POPULAR ATTRACTIONS: Most famous cities of Algeria are Oran, Algiers, In Salah, El golea, Constantine, Bejaia, Tamanrasset, Laghouat, Taghit, Tlemcen, Annaba and Boghni. Algers, the capital city, has a maze of pretty small alleys and whitewashed houses.Constantine has some museums and deep gorge protects the city on almost... (read more) Author: Swati agar

15. Hair Styling October 21, 2007 Hair is made of a type of protein called keratin. Keratins are proteins; long chains of amino acids. Hair is actually a modified type of skin. Hairstyle, or hairdo normally describes cutting or styling hair on the top of the head, although it may also refer to the the cutting and styling of facial hair.Hair styles are often used to signal cultural, social, and ethnic identity and can be used to illustrate social status or individuality. It is a common misconception that men and women have the same hair. Different types of hair such as curly, straight, coarse, or fine will dictate the kind of h... (read more) Author: Juliet Cohen

16. Experience the unique culture of San Francisco June 19, 2007 Located on the USA's Pacific Coast, the city of San Francisco is one great big melting pot full of people from all walks of life. As a result, the city has developed and nurtured its own unique and highly colourful cultural identity. This hugely influential city has been largely responsible for changing attitudes and cultures throughout the world; and where San Francisco leads, the rest of the world follows - eventually! Being sited on the San Andreas Fault, one of Earth's most active tectonic plates, means that the residents of San Francisco continually live with the threat of earthquake... (read more) Author: Adam Singleton

17. Artist Tala Madani'S Art work and paintings at The Saatchi Gallery June 14, 2007 Iranian-American artist Tala Madini paints a provocative and humorous discourse on cultural and sexual identity. Picturing the male domain in all its stereotypical glory, Madini’s portraits of Middle Eastern men play out fictive rituals of a deviant, distinctly female imagination: prayer gatherings twisted into homosexual orgies, birthday parties targeted for terrorist attack, and tattoos and body hair plucking construed as the latest in ultra-macho beauty makeovers. In devising her scenes of aberrant ceremony, Madini pinpoints the very essence of frustration, fervour, and inadequacy. App... (read more) Author: saatchi_ gallery

18. Artwork and paintings from Tala Madani Artist at The Saatchi Gallery June 14, 2007 Tala Madini paints a provocative and humorous discourse on cultural and sexual identity. Picturing the male domain in all its stereotypical glory, Madini’s portraits of Middle Eastern men play out fictive rituals of a deviant, distinctly female imagination: prayer gatherings twisted into homosexual orgies, birthday parties targeted for terrorist attack, and tattoos and body hair plucking construed as the latest in ultra-macho beauty makeovers. In devising her scenes of aberrant ceremony, Madini pinpoints the very essence of frustration, fervour, and inadequacy. Appropriating the preconcep... (read more) Author: saatchi_ gallery

19. How to discover purpose in your life and your work June 03, 2007 Why is this important? All of us are born with most aspects of our lives already established for us. Our economic status, cultural identity, personality, core values and our customs are waiting for us when we are born. For many people, this predetermined life is lived without question all through life. This naturally extends to our work, our relationships, and how we view the world. What can happen? Because all of this has been decided for us, most of us live our lives on autopilot. When it comes to our work, we often take the same jobs as our parents did. Or perhaps we just tak... (read more) Author: craig nathanson

20. Dublin: A Jewel in the Crown of the Emerald Isle May 30, 2007 Dublin is famous the world over for its warm welcome and sense of identity, giving you even more reason to make the most of your trip and enjoy all the city has to offer. From its cultural history and wide array of art galleries and museums to its parks and street-life, Dublin is sure to please. The vibrant heart of the city is perhaps its definitive location. Within the area, you will find yourself surrounded by a profusion of arts, and regardless of where you look, you’ll find evidence on display of the city’s colourful history. To begin with, the National Concert Hall – built in 198... (read more) Author: Elisha Burberry

21. The Role of a logo design in branding a business organization February 17, 2007 As Wikipedia states, branding has become an “increasingly important component of culture and the economy, now being described as cultural accessories and personal philosophies.” Simply put, a brand is “a collection of images and ideas representing an economic producer.” In laymen’s terms, branding is the process of creating a recognizable identity for a company or product. In today’s society, branding is one of the most important steps that a company can take. Modern consumers are willing to buy a product based solely on the fact that they are familiar with th... (read more) Author: Harris Jhosta

22. Doing Business in Spain February 14, 2007 Summary Diversity, enjoyment and fun are the true flavours of Spain. The Spanish also take great pleasure in dressing well to suit different occasions. From a predominantly agricultural base, Spain now stands transformed into an industrial centre with a strong base in service sectors as well as in many manufacturing industries. As Spain attracts ever more business partnerships, the number of business delegates grows. As with any country with a strong cultural identity, it is important that the visitor understands some of the finer points of local culture and etiquette. The Culture of... (read more) Author: Joan Thompson

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