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	A COMPENDIUM OF POEMS WILLIAM BUTLER YEATS $2.99 - Students’ Academy - 390 KB W. B. Yeats is the most venerable and most widely read poet in Ireland, Scotland, and England. His poetry is unique in the sense it did not strictly follow the style and tone of the contemporary poets who were constantly experimenting with More...	Add to Cart Free Sample
	HOW TO APPROACH W. SHAKESPEARE’S PLAYS-EIGHT- HENRY IV PART II $2.99 - Marie Publications - 195 KB Most of the academic institutions are preparing the students with an aim that they pass their exams with flying colours, irrespective of the knowledge and wisdom they acquire or develop during the process of learning. The colleges all over More...	Add to Cart Free Sample
	TOP 100 BOOKS SECRET ADVERSARY $1.99 - Agatha Christie - 457 KB Agatha Christie is regarded as one of the best weavers of mystery and suspense stories. Her unique style of writing detective stories has brought him a highly distinct place in the field of English Literature. Many of her novels have More...	Add to Cart Free Sample
	SCAVENGER-INDIAN PANORAMA-SHORT STORIES-PART ONE $4.00 - Raja Sharma - 256 KB The world of stories is so enchanting and vast that there is always scope for innumerable new ideas and styles. Some write to give vent to their emotions and it is a kind of catharsis to them, some write to instruct and teach and it is a platform More...	Add to Cart Free Sample
	SCAVENGER-INDIAN PANORAMA-SHORT STORIES-PART TWO $4.00 - Raja Sharma - 189 KB The world of stories is so enchanting and vast that there is always scope for innumerable new ideas and styles. Some write to give vent to their emotions and it is a kind of catharsis to them, some write to instruct and teach and it is More...	Add to Cart Free Sample
	A GUIDE TO A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS COMPLETE SUMMARY & ANALYSIS $2.99 - Raja's Academy - 164 KB This book, A Guide to A Man for All Seasons: Complete Summary & Analysis, has been written with a view to help those students and teachers who are not so efficient as to get to the bottom of the literary perspectives of the story and text. More...	Add to Cart Free Sample
	A GUIDE TO WALT WHITMAN'S POETRY $3.99 - Raja's Academy - 442 KB Chapter 1: About Walt Whitman Chapter 2: Whitman’s Poetry Chapter 3: Major Themes Chapter 4: Motifs Chapter 5: Symbols Chapter 6: Poem “Starting from Paumanok” Chapter 7: Complete Summary and Analysis Chapter 8: More...	Add to Cart Free Sample
	TOP 100 BOOKS PERSUASION $1.99 - Jane Austen - 420 KB Vanity was the beginning and the end of Sir Walter Elliot's character; vanity of person and of situation. He had been remarkably handsome in his youth; and, at fifty-four, was still a very fine man. Few women could think more of their More...	Add to Cart Free Sample
	HOW TO APPROACH W. SHAKESPEARE’S PLAYS-SEVEN- HENRY IV, PART I $2.99 - Marie Publications - 222 KB Most of the academic institutions are preparing the students with an aim that they pass their exams with flying colours, irrespective of the knowledge and wisdom they acquire or develop during the process of learning. The colleges all More...	Add to Cart Free Sample

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2008-05-19T10:10:00.000+05:30

When I look back into the history and evolution of mankind,I am amazed to see how much we have lost in the process of our so-called development.

The things which were done by the primitive man have become a luxury today.The primitive man's compulsions and pleasures:roaming in the dense jungles,diving into rivers and lakes,crossing the tricky waters in makeshift wooden rafts,being in the proximity of wild animals,sleeping under the starry sky,roasting meat on jungle fires,chasing and hunting wild animals,climbing the threatening mountains,etc. have to be availed,today,with the power of money.Aren't we trying to buy a few moments of the luring past,far from the madding crowd?Raja Sir.

Q:"What i believe i am."Philosophers,what can you say about this?

2008-04-01T10:48:00.001+05:30

Q:"What i believe i am."Philosophers,what can you say about this?We know this Rene Descretes"Cogito ergo sum" or " i think therefore i am",or " i think therefore i exist",but i just made a different approach.Is this individualistic?Existentialist?Can it be related to religion? BEST ANSWER ON YAHOO BY RAJA SIR. Ans:When you say" I believe",you go away from the sphere of philosophy,and enter egotism,prejudice,ideology and fallacy."i am"itself is enough to assert that you have a definite picture of yourself,and it will definitely clash when someone says"you are".Bless you.RajaSir. Visit http://www.raja-books.blogspot.com