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    I chose these two entries :- Joseph Stiglitz The basic idea that Joseph glitz talks about is how globalizations hadn’t worked out the same way that most people thought it would. The first thing he talks about is the increasing inequality between the rich and the poor between the people around the world and sometimes within the same country and the fact that globalization has something to do with that. I agree with him on the idea that technology and the education required to use technology have

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    Arudhati Roy's Critique

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    Arundhati Roy‚ born on November 24th‚ 1996 in Shillong‚ is an award winning novelist who won the Booker prize in 1997 after writing her first essay The God of Small Things. She then used her fame to focus her writings on political activism. She took part in the World Tribunal on Iraq in June 2005 and was awarded the Sahitya Akademi award in 2006 for her collection of essay that included ’The Algebra of Infinite Justice’ that was written directly after the 9/11 attacks‚ however‚ the writer declined

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    Post-independent India is portrayed exceptionally well in Arundhati Roy’s Booker Prize winning literary accomplishment‚ The God of Small of Things. The author closely and accurately examines and critiques the paradoxes that were brought to India by the colonial rule and attempts to redefine the religious‚ economical‚ political and social implications of Indianness in the post-independent scenario. Here‚ the question of what Indianness means is posed at all the readers. After reading the novel‚ the

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    Gerard Wilson Mrs. Teuton Claim Essay 6/26/2012 Arundhati Roy’s argument makes justifiable points that bash all political parties’ ideals and true intentions regarding their country’s best interests. I tend to agree with Roy’s reasoning concerning our governments true intentions particularly regarding our country’s true reason for going to war. In addition to our ongoing war with Iraq Roy points out that even though we may be in the war to avenge the lives that were lost on that fateful day

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    the cry of an Indian woman who has conveyed the issues she faces‚ simply because the society along with its rich traditions is built to supress her. “The God of Small Things” is one work that has been an icon in Indian literature. The novel by Arundhati Roy is a story set on the banks of the river Ayemenem‚ in Kerala. It is semi-autobiographical and talks about the progress of a Syrian Christian woman in Kerala. The woman “Ammu” being the central character holds the position of a woman who tries to

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    best-seller list‚ they are also receiving   a great deal of critical acclaim. Starting from Mulk Raj Anand‚ R.K. Narayan‚ Anita Desai‚ Toru Dutt to Salman Rushdie‚ Vikram Seth‚ Allan Sealy‚ Amitav Ghosh‚ Jhumpa Lehri‚ Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni‚ Arundhati Roy‚ Vikram Chandra‚ Kiran Desai‚ Raja Rao‚ Kamla Das‚ Arun Joshi; the parade of fine Indian writers is long‚ lengthening and becoming

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    Through a Child’s Eye: The Aftermath of Politically Institutionalized Oppression Oppression and its synonymous relatives lives beneath our noses‚ lingering in the air we breathe and manifesting itself in our lungs. Oppression is a pollutant that begins its work at dawn and ceases to take a vacation. It begins as an unnamed idea‚ a trojan horse of types‚ claiming to have multifunctional benefits created by its systematic approach. Exploding with casualties‚ it wreaks treachery. The notion of dissolvement

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    Winterson and Roy refuse to ’accept what we think of as adult boundaries ’. How is this reflected in ’The Passion ’ and ’The God of Small Things ’? In every civilisation‚ there are boundaries which are set by the adults to run our lives. They are the unspoken laws which were created by higher authorities and not supposed to be questioned. Adult boundaries present the strength of the society. Yet those boundaries suppress the individuals’ freedom. Most importantly it deters the lives of the weakest

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    Bunker Roy: Barefoot College A social entrepreneur is a person that identifies and solves social problems on a large scale. Bunker Roy is a person who has achieved all that a social entrepreneur is asked to accomplish and then some more on top of that. Bunker Roy is the person who created Barefoot College located in India. Roy is an Indian social activist and an educator. He does not only do that but he is also one of the most decorated social entrepreneurs ever. He has received The Jamnala Baja

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    God of Small Things

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    In the novel The God of Small things‚ by Arundhati Roy‚ the theme of memory intertwines itself through the pages; creating scenes and situations that gives the reader the capability to really focus on the story that she is telling. There are many different ways that memory is being used in this novel. Roy grew up in Ayemenem‚ her own memories are being revealed to be able to set a scene in a familiar place. This allows her to be able write the story with ease. To depict and explain the perfect plot

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