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BOOK | The Eidetic Memory of the Opulence of Narcissism

A title which is full of meaning, significant and suggestive, that transports the reader to many detailed horizons, and leads to confusion on how to handle it, how to start, and how to digest the ingeniousness of the concept, as well as how to read between the lines. Further, she delves deep in the sea of experimentation and complies with

Global Trends in English Teaching

English language teaching (ELT) is not less than a challenge as it demands a teacher be good at vocabulary with a fluency enough to give exposure to students. The more exposure of a target language, the more results are achieved. However; the case in Pakistan is quite topsy-turvy. There are lot of schools and colleges which offer multiple

Literature becomes a liability!

Literature has become a liability for the society as a whole, because it does not yield returns in terms of money and power If we want a better world, we shall have to revive literature and bring mankind back from the brink of unrealistic dreams of high life based on power and wealth Dr. Jernail S. Anand If we look at the focus

Digital Rote Culture: Missing Awareness

In the age of viral noise, silence often carries more truth than words. Information Overload, Wisdom Blackout We live in an era overflowing with information, yet starved of comprehension, reflection, and true wisdom. Electronic and social media have made access to information easier than ever before. But alongside this convenience, they

Cairo: The City of Thought

In the restless moments of waiting in Cairo, I wandered between the ebbing of words and the depth of ideas, torn between the ache of loss and the demands of study and the future ahead. I spoke to myself once, then again, then again—until I found solace in patience and summoned my unyielding resolve. I remained in the company of my