Youth Companion
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Y.S. Rajan Illustrator: . A to Z of Success: A Companion for Youth, Ocean Paperbacks 2007 ISBN: 9788184300390
As New Softcover 14 x 22 cm. A to Z of Success is an attempt to provide the youth with a simple and easy to read book to fulfill the require needs as perceived by the author and a few others. It is neither a magic wand nor an encyclopedia to cover all possible issues, problems and situations. The author has tried to adopt a unique technique of writing 26 Chapters from A to Z. The chapters have words like Aim, Aspiration, Anger, Compassion, Jealousy, Kindness, Pride, Professionalism to Zero-sum, Zeal etc. as sub paras around which a few profound experiences and insights are woven. Readers can choose to read them in a continuous manner or as individual pieces, the way they wish. They can go to A, to K, to X, to Y, to P, choose words, and close the book. It gives them a total freedom for reading, throwing away and picking up. It suits the pressures of the modern day youth. A must read book for everyone to succeed in life. Printed Pages: 300. First edition
[SW: A to Z of Success: A Companion for YouthY.S. Rajan 9788184300390]
FAMOUS AMERICANS: HON. JUSTIN MCCARTHY Reprint from the Youth's Companion, N.D. Boston Perry Mason & Company
Stapled wraps Good with no dust jacket Spine area mostly chipped off with large chips to cover corners, moderate rubbing to surface, minor toning pages with dampstain ring at fore edge into all pages. ; Companion Classics; Small 8vo 7½" - 8" tall; 32 pages; Ephemera, histcat soccat tem
Tabish Khair (ed.) Illustrator: . Amitav Ghosh: A Critical Companion (With a new essay on Satyajit Ray by Amitav Ghosh) Orient BlackSwan 2005 ISBN: 9788178241135
New Softcover . aEUR Looking back now, I am more than ever aware of the part that [Satyajit] Ray played in shaping the imaginary universe of my childhood and youth. I see this even in such details as my interest in science and science fiction; in ghost stories and the fantasticalaEUR When I saw Agantuk [The Stranger], in which the main character is an anthropologist, I began to wonder whether my interest in anthropology too, owed something,perhaps subconsciously, to RayaEUR aEUR , ruminates Amitav Ghosh in this book. Ghosh discusses herehe the influence of Satyajit Ray on his work, and the functions of the narrative arts. Amitav Ghosh is widely recognised as one of IndiaaEUR s leading novelists. His work has won numerous literary prizes in India and abroad, has been translated into many languages and is required reading at several universities. This book examines GhoshaEUR s fiction through separate critical essays by reputed scholars in six countries. It includes a study of the early novels, as well as essays on In an Antique Land, The Shadow Lines, The Calcutta Chromosome, and The Glass Palace. These thoughtful, incisive and highly readable essays are grounded in the interests that infuse GhoshaEUR s fiction: history, science, discovery, travel, nationalism, subalternity, agency. It is invaluable for those interested in GhoshaEUR s work, providing ideas and starting points for scholars and students. An up-to-date bibliography on GhoshaEUR s works is also provided. Printed Pages: 196. .
[SW: Amitav Ghosh: A Critical Companion (With a new essay on Satyajit Ray by Amitav Ghosh)Tabish Khair (ed.)9788178241135]
Tabish Khair (ed.) Illustrator: . Amitav Ghosh: A Critical Companion (With a new essay on Satyajit Ray by Amitav Ghosh) Orient BlackSwan 2005 ISBN: 9788178240749
New Hardcover . aEUR Looking back now, I am more than ever aware of the part that [Satyajit] Ray played in shaping the imaginary universe of my childhood and youth. I see this even in such details as my interest in science and science fiction; in ghost stories and the fantasticalaEUR When I saw Agantuk [The Stranger], in which the main character is an anthropologist, I began to wonder whether my interest in anthropology too, owed something, perhaps subconsciously, to RayaEUR aEUR , ruminates Amitav Ghosh in this book. In GhoshaEUR s unpublished essay, the writer discusses the influence of Satyajit Ray on his work, and the functions of the narrative arts. This book examines GhoshaEUR s fiction through separate critical essays by reputed scholars in six countries. It includes a study of the early novels, as well as essays on In an Antique Land, The Shadow Lines, The Calcutta Chromosome, and The Glass Palace. Printed Pages: 190. .
[SW: Amitav Ghosh: A Critical Companion (With a new essay on Satyajit Ray by Amitav Ghosh)Tabish Khair (ed.)9788178240749]