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1. THE POETRY OF PASHUPATI JHA: A CRITICAL ESTIMATE July 20, 2008 Indo-Anglian literature whatever is its present status in the nation of its origin, in the present context has grown and increased in both quality as well as quantity over the years. Gone are the days when we appreciated the Western laureates, poets and scholars as well as imitated them even in our literature and especially in poetry. In the present context, Indo-Anglian literature is not only luring the global readership but also has given birth to extensive criticism and interpretation and finally commences the process of rebuilding and recreating new palace called Indian English p... (read more) Author: Shaleen Kumar Singh

2. Franz Kafka: His Influence on Western Literature June 26, 2008 Born to middle class, Jewish parents in Prague, Czech Republic on July 3rd, 1883, Kafka was the eldest of six children. Kafka attended the German Charles-Ferdinand University of Prague in 1901 to study chemistry. However, after just two weeks, he switched courses and began studying law. With a longer course of study than chemistry, the law degree gave Kafka the chance to take classes in art history and German studies. He also joined a student club known as "Lese und Redehalle der Deutschen Studenten", a group that organised literary events, readings and other activities which helped Kafka ho... (read more) Author: Matthew Pressman

3. Exuberance of the Orient and the Western in Contemporary Art December 15, 2007 What is art? There exists not one but hundreds of definitions of art offered by renowned artists, scholars, and philosophers throughout the ages. Considered literally, art refers to any specialized skill, or human activities encompassing a wide range of fields like literature, music, painting, or sculpting. It’s the end but not the means that constitutes the success of art. A lot many artists believe in the cult of art for art’s sake. However, this function of art has been subjected to severe criticism by some of the noted scholars of the late 19th century who believed in the instructional qua... (read more) Author: Suzanne Macguire

4. Data Validation through Tissue Analysis December 03, 2007 The existing body of literature using Western blot analysis has been primarily defined with data from tumor, immortal, and primary cells growing in vitro. Collectively, results obtained over decades have been integral to the dogma that up- and down-regulation of proteins can be leveraged as Biomarkers of normal development, homeostasis, and disease. However, in contrast to tissues which are composed of multiple cell types, cell lines growing in culture which theoretically consist of clonal populations. Thus, validation or modification of western blot parameters collectively established from d... (read more) Author: Stephen Jones

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