a diversified and comprehensive bouquet of writings in Roman script languages
Human capital theory : Cold War Relic (Peter Fleming) Chicago, 1960. The United States is bogged down in a long, expensive and dangerous Cold War with the Soviet Union. Inside the Economics Building at the […]
Pakistani lawyers routine strikes (Hasnaat Malik) LHC CJ says 600,000 cases were affected by 948 strikes, mostly on petty issues. In a shocking disclosure, Chief Justice of Lahore High Court (LHC) Mansoor Ali Shah has […]
Embracing mob wisdom ? (Robert Burton) When mulling over possible reasons for the alarming nastiness associated with the recent presidential election in the United States, I am reminded of my grade-school bully. Handsome, often charming, […]
Thankfulness (Shazia Dar) I have been reading Forty Rules of love by Elif Shafak. The book reveals Rumi’s love for his master Shamas Tabrezi and also inspires the reader to enter into the realm of […]
Handwritten letters nostalgia (Siobhan Phillips) A lot of people love personal letters now that very few people write them. We have publishing initiatives such as Letters in the Mail and The Letters Page, books such […]
Art’s , politics and aesthetics (Alyssa Rosenberg) When I started working as a critic full-time six years ago, my interest in the politics of culture often made me felt like an anomaly at best, and […]
Peaceful Buddist narrative erroneous (Michael Jerryson) The recent violence in southern Thailand began on 4 January 2004, when Malay Muslim insurgents invaded a Thai Army depot in the southernmost province of Narathiwat. The next day, […]
Algorithmic science (Ahmed Alkhateeb) The duty of man who investigates the writings of scientists, if learning the truth is his goal, is to make himself an enemy of all that he reads and … attack […]
Marching scientists (Andy Borowitz) Not quite promptly at six o’clock on Saturday morning, two dozen scientists whose fields of study can’t be summarized in a sentence boarded a bus at the Institute for Advanced Study, […]
Humor, beautiful complexity Christopher A. Robert, Ph.D Mark Twain, arguably one of the greatest American humorists, remarked that “humor is mankind’s greatest blessing.” Indeed, some have argued that the human capacity for humor is what […]
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