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Soft cover. Zustand: New. A significant milestone in Indian graphic novels' - Sarnath Banerjee 'An arresting chronicle . enchanting and haunting' - Paul Zacharia At a secret spot on an abandoned island in rural Kerala, the village men gather at midnight and gamble, playing spot flip - the king of all card games. There we meet Babycha, a gambling addict trying to wean himself off the game after he gets married. We see him building a life with his beloved Paulikutty in the idyll of God's own country. Until, inevitably, he succumbs to the lure of spot flip yet again and loses everything. Soon, his family is forced to take drastic measures to rein him in. Brilliantly narrated and illustrated by Joshy Benedict, The Pig Flip - translated from the Malayalam by K.K. Muralidharan - is a surreal and narcotic tale of addiction and comeuppance that will linger hauntingly in the mind long after you've read it.…

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Paperback. Zustand: Very Good. The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Roopesh Pai/Jithendra M/Joshy Manjummel/Manoj Vasudevan (illustrator).

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. This excellent research work by Fr. Joshy sheds new light on the Apostle Paul s understanding of the sanctifying role of the Holy Spirit in the Christian life. .In a word, with his superb work, Fr Joshy has successfully filled this lacuna in New Testament studies. His study puts forward many fresh theological insights into the primary role of the Holy Spirit in the divine work of the sanctification of Christian believers. Prof. Scott Brodeur, SJ Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome This book is the result of a solid, consistent, and serious process of research. [and] demonstrates clearly its originality and novelty. Using literary-rhetorical analysis and applying it to the two selected texts (1Cor 6,7-11 and Rom 15,14-21) as the principal synchronic method, the author was able to skillfully combine it with the historical-critical method, thus bringing the meaning of the two studied texts into their comprehensive and complete significance. Fr. Joshy, therefore, has done pioneering work with this monograph. He demonstrated the broad biblical and historical context, exegetical, scriptural argumentation and hermeneutics, as well as Paul s understanding of the sanctification realized by the Holy Spirit active in the Christian life. Prof. Bernadeta Jojko Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome This book is a brilliant exposition of the Pauline understanding of the role of the Holy Spirit in the process of sanctification as expressed in 1 Cor 6:7-11 and Rom 15:14-21. The author s careful and detailed close reading and interpretation of the passages brought out the theological purpose envisioned by Paul in these texts. This study invites every baptized Christian to be sanctified in the world as bearers of God s love through participating in the life of Christ, his Son, and the gifts of the Spirit.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: New. Language: English. ABOUT THE BOOK: Kerala is unique in its achievement in education in the last century. This book elaborates how educationally backward Malabar region of North Kerala attained high progress in school, college and professional education in Malabar. Through this work an attempt is made to explore the educational development of Malabar in colonial and postcolonial Malabar. The study focuses the role of the government and private social and religious agencies for the accomplishment of such a great level of educational development in this remote region. While discussing the educational progress, it provides emphasis on agrarian migration to Malabar in the second half of twentieth century for the general and higher education development of Malabar. This study will be a timely and valuable reference material for researchers, educationists, educational planners and administrators in India. The experience of Malabar is a pointer to the fact that educational progress can be achieved by the combined effort of government and private agencies with the active public involvement. ABOUT THE AUTHOR: An ardent academician, K. S. Mathew has several degrees in his credit including a Doctorate in IndoPortuguese History for which he worked two years in Portugal as the fellow of the International Service of Gulbenkian Foundation. Following his service as the Reader in the Dept. of History, M S University of Baroda, he was appointed head of the Department of History at the Central University of Hyderabad and later at the Pondicherry Central University. The University Grants Commission selected him as an Eminent Professor and honoured him with the National Fellowship award. He was one of the founder members of Kerala Council for Historical Research (KCHR) and a member of the Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR). He also served as visiting Fellow/Professor, Wisconsin University, USA, under Fulbright Fellowship; University of Ottawa, Canada; Institute d' Historie, Universite Michel de Montaigne BordeauxIII, DAAD(Germany) at Heidelberg University and Maison de Sciences de I' Homme, Paris. In 2003, he founded Institute for Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (IRISH), which was recognized as a research centre by Kannur University and the Indira Gandhi National Open University (IGNOU). Dr. K. S. Mathew has guided 19 doctoral theses, completed 14 research projects and published 24 books and 105 research articles in various national and international Publications.Dr. Joshy Mathew (b. 1977) teaches in the Department of History, Pazhassiraja College, Pulpally, Wayanad, Kerala. He has secured Second Rank in his Maters Degree in History from the University of Calicut and obtained Ph. D. from Kannur University. He has done significant research in the areas of agrarian migration, educational development, tribal issues in Kerala. He is the author of the book Tradition, Migration and Transformation. He has published many research articles in the national journals and edited volumes. CONTENTS: Acknowledgement 7 Preface 9 List of Tables 13 Abbreviations 15 1. Introduction 17 2. Education of Malabar in the Colonial Period 27 3. General Education: 19472006 51 4. Higher Education in Malabar 95 5. Teacher Training Education 125 6. Development of Technical Education 137 7. Medical, Law and Management Education 149 8. Conclusion 157 Select Bibliography 163 Index 17 The Title 'Education in Colonial and Post-Colonial Malabar (1920-2006) written/authored/edited by Dr K. S. Mathew, Dr Joshy Mathew', published in the year 2017. The ISBN 9788121213042 is assigned to the Hardcover version of this title. This book has total of pp. 185 (Pages). The publisher of this title is Gyan Publishing House. This Book is in English. The subject of this book is Education. Size of the book is 14.34 x 22.59 cms Vol: 185.…

Hardcover. Zustand: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. Introduction. I. Political commentary: 1. Quo Vadis, Nepali Congress? 2. Parliament at stake: who is responsible? 3. Peace talks: apocalypse of truth. 4. Peace, a far cry. 5. After Hapure talks. 6. Will the bell toll? 7. Looking beyond conceit. 8. The rendezvous. 9. Political parties and royal antipathy. 10. The royal Palaver. 11. New royal initiative. 12. Pot calling a kettle black. 13. NC's Trojan Horse. 14. Chasing the peace. 15. Fidelity and Dilemma. 16. Leadership conundrum in the NC. 17. Pride and prejudice. 18. Benefit of doubt. 19. Chemistry and politics. 20. Government is sleep-walking. 21. Revisiting Panchayatcracy. 22. Constitutional monarchy. 23. Gone to Kingdom come. 24. Will Nepal go Maoist. 25. Squandering ceasefire. 26. Electoral rebuff. 27. Dialogue: missing link. 28. Que Sara Sara. 29. Don't repeat the history. 30. Will the left act right? 31. Monkeying around with peace. 32. The red alert. 33. Burning Terai. 34. CA poll: to be or not to be. 35. An idea that failed. 36. Bhutan: a lost Shangri-La. 37. Robin hood culture. 38. Spooky pre-conditions. 39. Maoists in rejection. 40. The undertaker. 41. A bee in the Bonnet. 42. Drool Maoists. 43. PM Dahal's China Sojourn. 44. Political Rumble-Tumble. 45. Spot the difference. 46. Praxis of evil. 47. Kitsch of election. 48. Madhes is not just a Geography, It is A microcosm of Ethnic harmony. 49. Faint hope. 50. The Kitsch of Civilian Supremacy. 51. Repatriation or expatriation. II. Development Issues: 52. Plight of agricultural research system. 53. Poverty Alleviation and agriculture. 54. Quo Vadis, NARC? 55. Reform and perform or Perish. 56. Agriculture in the Doldrums. 57. Postscript. Index. The mainstream political parties, having set the stage for the Comprehensive Peace Agreement that looked like London redemption to Nepalis, earned their laurel as champions of consensual politics. Consensus amongst the leaders forced the king to return the usurped power to the people restoring the dissolved parliament. Later, it declared the country a Republic ending the 238 years old monarchy. The CA-1 election was held to fulfill the long cherished desire of the people to write their own constitution. Trusting that the rebels have changed, people overwhelmingly voted for the Maoists, making the Maoists the biggest party in the CA-1. But the CA-1 miserably failed to deliver the constitution even extending its life span by two stints for another four years. The political parties used the consensus as bargaining chips to satisfy their ego and political interest of their parties. People were fed-up with their platitudinal harangues and relegated the Maoist party to the third position in the CA-II. The rout had a sense of déjà vu and was the same old lesson of political parties taking people for a ride. The Madhes Movement had genuine reasons and was not ennui when started. But the self-declared messiah of the Madhes hopelessly failed to prove themselves as leaders of the Terai inhabited by several other ethnic communities since generations. Their perception of the Madhes is not only parochial but contentious also, it one goes by logic, not by their indignation. In retrospect, we hardly find from Bhadrakali Mishra's time till today any Madhesi leader worth their Madhesi emotions had ever mooted the Terai issue in its totality. To bring Nepal out of festering transition, the leaders of political parties should sincerely realize the meaning of a simple message-people are more important than politics. Ultimately as a damage control effort and overall development of the country, the Prime Minister of Nepal, KP Sharma Oli tried to clear the misunderstandings between the two countries while having a dialogue with the Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi during his visit to India in February 2016. This book is the manifestation on the wide range of issues and the underlying processes that are at the centre of transition in Nepal. (jacket).…