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The Connection between Children's Literature and the Literary World of Adults

By: Prof. Dr. Prithviraj Taur, Head of Marathi Department, Swami Ramanand Teerth Marathwada University, Nanded, India I am writing this essay for the First World Forum of Children's Literature, held in Antalya, Turkey. Thanks to President Margarita Al, World Organization of Writers (WOW) who initiated this event. My main

ART: FABULATING THE FORBIDDEN DREAMS OF MANKIND

Men should be armed with all the arts of living. Life is not a dream. It is a fact. A real enterprise. William Shakespeare, in one of his plays, compares life to a stage, and human beings to actors, and the world thereafter has never been tired of using this metaphor over the centuries. But, if we look into this idea with a keener eye, we

Safety and peace of mind

“Safety is not a gadget but a state of mind.” How can we define the sense of safety and security? Dictionaries explain the words but do we practically comprehend the concept compared to other feelings that we experience in our lives? Did we ever render safety as a great blessing?! To be safe is to worry about nothing; to lay down