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Zustand: New. Fatima, Mehak; Gul, Nayab (illustrator). In.

Soft cover. Zustand: New. On an October morning in 1970, phones began ringing all over Karachi. The charismatic young poet and former civil servant Mustafa Zaidi had been found dead in his bedroom. He wasn t alone: Shahnaz Gul, a stunningly beautiful, married socialite, with whom Zaidi had been having an affair, was lying unconscious in the next room, seemingly drugged. The ensuing scandal would shake Pakistani society, becoming a fixture on the front pages of newspapers even as the country went from one cataclysmic event to another. It grew to include obsession, revenge porn, the involvement of influential politicians and businessmen, and even a smuggling ring. But two autopsies, several investigations, and one trial later no one was able to answer what exactly happened in that bedroom, and how Mustafa Zaidi ended up dead. Over fifty years later, authors Saba Imtiaz and Tooba Masood-Khan attempt to answer this question in Society Girl. Their retelling of, and years-long investigation into this story of twisted motives and murderous intentions, of it-girls and playboys, of class and culture, and a press out for blood and salaciousness, led to a far more complex tale than anyone could have possibly imagined.

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Contents Preface 1 An Introduction to Remote Sensing 2 Sensors and Instruments 3 Satellite Systems 4 Data Reception Archiving and Distribution 5 Lasers and Active Aircraft Remote Sensing Systems 6 Ground Wave and Sky Wave Radar Techniques 7 Active Microwave Instruments IndexRemote sensing may be taken to mean the observation of or gathering information about a target by a device separated from it by some distance The expression remote sensing was coined by geographers at the US Office of Naval Research in the 1960s at about the time that the use of spy satellites was beginning to move out of the military sphere and into the civilian sphere Remote sensing is often regarded as being synonymous with the use of artificial satellites and in this regard one may call to mind glossy calendars and coffee-table books of LANDSAT images of various parts of the Earth of the satellite images that are frequently shown on television weather forecasts Satellites do play an important role in remote sensing but it should be appreciated that remote sensing activity not only precedes the expression but dates from long before the launch of the first artificial satellite There are a number of ways of gathering remotely sensed data which do not involve satellites and which indeed have been in use for very much longer than satellites For example virtually all of astronomy can be regarded as being built upon the basis of remote sensing data However this book is concerned with terrestrial remote sensing Jacket 122 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Cultural sociology of India. 2. Theory of civilization in the sociology of culture. 3. Creativity and human history. 4. Philosophy and civilization. 5. The sociology of art. 6. Modern sociology of art. 7. Juvenile vagrancy. 8. Juvenile truancy in school. 9. Juvenile and adolescent delinquency. 10. Care of children in U.P. villages and towns. 11. The changing pattern of marriages among Muslims. 12. Women offenders. 13. Maternity behaviour. 14. Collective bargaining its sociological analysis. 15. Social mobiligy among leather industry workers of Kanpur. 16. The changing pattern of institutions in Uttar Pradesh. 17. The concept of welfare state with special reference to its implementation in India. 18. Marriage custom of the Shia Muslims. 19. Sociological study of Folklore. 20. Hindu sociology. 21. The religious mendicants a sociological study. 22. Inter caste relations in rural areas. Index. Munsterberg believed that a science of society could not develop in the United States until the university system and especially Harvard developed a professorate committed to the values of science. His view heralded a new claim by professional social scientists to societal importance. 272 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Theories of sociology. 2. Ideologies paradigms and theories. 3. Toward an sociological paradigm. 4. Theories in American sociology. 5. Relation of ontology and sociology. 6. Ontology in American sociology. 7. Two methods in search. 8. The process of theory construction. 9. Relation of epistemology and sociology. 10. Impact of university structure on professional schools. 11. Field research in sociology. Index. During the beginning of the 19 century the social thinkers of the western world began to consider the matter of developing the societies on scientific lines. Max Weber was the first to articulate theories of sociology and social thought. Weber considered the issues of administration and related with it the bureaucracy in the area of social development. After this Durk Heim also helped and took keen interest in the development of sociological theory. Marxism was a product of the sociological thought that developed in the 19 century and whose thinking over whelmed the whole world in the 20 century. This book considers on various sociological theories in their historical perspectives and provides scholarly comments on the theoretical models of social development. 216 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Orientations toward the scientific method. 3. The nature of theoretical systems. 4. Research and the social system. 5. Formulation of a research project. 6. Selection of sources of data. 7. Direct observation. Index. Munsterberg was ready to move into the further development and application of his science for this social reappraisement of science and its effect on the quality of men who become productive scholars are the best indication of the coming greatness of American science (448). The author is grateful to the American sociologists who have added to the quantum of knowledge in the field of sociology. 208 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The beginnings and the background. 2. The Indo Aryans. 3. The Buddha and Buddhism. 4. Greek invasion of India and rise of the Mauryan empire. 5. Expansion of Indian culture under Asoka. 6. India in the early centuries of the Christian era. 7. Rise of Mahayana Buddhism. 8. Beginnings of Indian art and architecture. 9. Extent of Indian cultural expansion as seen by Fa Hien. 10. Age of the Guptas. 11. Puranic and Tantric Hinduism. 12. Indian literature. 13. India in Huien Tsang's time. 14. Decay of Buddhism in India Muslim conquest and the end of Indian cultural expansion. 15. The Lure of South East Asia at the dawn of history. 16. The Brahmans as on the threshold of South East Asia and Early Indian settlements. 17. History of ancient Indonesia and Malaysia. 18. Language and literature. Index. Hugo Munsterberg was the first social scientist at Harvard who sought to merge protestant orientation of American philosophy psychology and sociology with German positive and experimental science. In doing so he affirmed an independent social utility for science in a way that emphasizes positivism's essential assumption that social causes exit are discoverable by objective experimentation and can be rationally utilized to construct a better society. 264 pp.

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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. The dilemma in the classroom. 3. Sampling social reality. 4. One thing at a time. 5. The slowest costliest but best (and worst) of methods. 6. Twenty thousands volunteers. The methods of conducting social research are closely linked to research in general. In social research social problems are identified on the basis of hypothesis. The methods of collecting data are identified and data is collected about the social problems. The data is analysed through various methods of analysis of research. However a general consensus has emerged in regards to the methods of social research and the methods of analysis of the data. 304 pp.

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