Henrik Ibsen: Individual, Marriage and Family
Often branded as one of the earliest feminist plays, A Doll’s House, is more about hypocrisy and trappings of a marriage, family and death of individuality
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Questioning of Patriarchy by Five Feminist Poets of Different Eras in Different Lights
May 5, 2009
When you talk about ‘feminism’, the concept of ‘patriarchy’ is virtually raised directly or indirectly. Both come as heavily loaded concepts and they are often juxtaposed. Many feminist poets such as Sojourner Truth (Isabella Baumfree), Emily Dickinson, Maya Angelou, Sylvia Plath, Anna Akhmatova, etc to name a few talked substantially about feminism in different lights [...]
Africa’s Musical Soul
January 23, 2009
Africa's oppressed souls find freedom and emancipation in their music and thus, African music symbolizes the struggle for freedom and liberty all across the world.
The Fiendish
- New Album: To Ever Be Made Whole by Grey September 16, 2012 Jaiyant Cavale
- Naruto As a Model for Modern Diplomacy and Dialogue August 23, 2012 Celso Camargo
- The Trilogy of Machado de Assis: Prophet of Coldness and Cynicism August 21, 2012 Celso Camargo
- Guess the Title of Garbage’s New Album Contest January 29, 2012 Jaiyant Cavale
- In the Land of Blood and Honey: When the Balkan Wounds Are Revisted October 22, 2011 Jaiyant Cavale
May 8, 2009
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