Who we are is shaped by where we are from. This is a common thread in the human experience; our backgrounds give way to our personalities. But what happens when a person disagrees with the confines of their nation upon their identity? The English Patient...
Native Americans were adapted by American colonial expansion from the year 1785 to the year of 1829. They experienced the lack of beliefs, property, and underwayed mending made by whites to all throughout improve the Native Americans that were terribly affected them. Most of...
The world is blind without art, which can transform the invisible into visible. Preserving art forms are the major responsibility of a ruling authority because it shows the past history of the society as well as nation. The Government should encourage upcoming generation to attract...
On this eve when whole nation celebration 69th republic day of India, I am going to write something about our nation, First I am telling you a story When at a round table every nation official discussing their constitution B R Ambedkar was sitting silently,...
India. Bharat. Hindustan. The 29 constituents of India make it what we know it as, an Economically Developing, Socially Secular nation on the road to success. But who really has the power? And what really holds them together? The phrase “First and the most essential...
The people living in the United States of America whether they are immigrant or natural born citizen, all are considering an American. I am an immigrant from India to United States. My life would always go two ways. When I am at work, I felt...
This statement caused an upheaval, because if nationhood requires people living in one particular geographical boundary to follow one culture, speak one language, have one faith, then claiming nationhood for India was not a very smart thing to ask for. However this vision of nationhood...
Behind the retreating Englishman, on the new nation’s flag is poised a stylized lion, all curving flank and ornate muscle, a long, cruel sword gripped in its front paw. It is the ancient symbol of the Sinhala, who believe that they are descended from the...
Peter Gourevitch is attempting to comprehend why four unique nations responded diversely to the Great Depression of 1873-1896, responses being high or low tariffs. He experiments with four unique clarifications of every nation: economic, political system, international system, and economic ideology. He reasons that local...
This proposal examines the production of visually striking/brilliant palatial houses built by the chettiars during the colonial era between 1860 and 1930 as a result of industrial capitalism. I primarily look upon the elaborately painted ornamental houses that bureaucrats as a statement of social achievement,...
From the ballads of freedom fighters to the horrors of British Raj and the human rights abuses in Indian-occupied Kashmir, we’ve only learnt that living life under no tyranny & violence means independence. We need a serious reality check because liberation from savagery cannot precisely...
Man is a social animal but with a tendency to divide into smaller social groups, resulting in the way we exist today defined by national boundaries. Nation states, in the modern sense, came into being due to a variety of reasons, primarily due to shared...
A reflection paper about how your organization’s HR Department is helping alleviates poverty and helping in the cause of nation-building. Prepared and Submitted by:CELSO G. NAMOROMotortrade Nationwide Corporation is the leading multi-brand motorcycle dealer in the Philippines. It has 575 branches in Luzon and Visayas.It’s...
A nation is a collection of people occupying a particular portion of the earth’s surface, a territory they perceive as their homeland by right and who have a strong sense of unity based on similar historical experiences and a set of shared values, beliefs and...
In her essay “Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema”, Laura Mulvey argues that a movie audience derives pleasure from the artform by identifying themselves in the characters on screen (Mulvey, 3). Like cinema, the theatre isolates the audience, making the confrontation strictly between them and the...