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Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Historical backdrop. 3. Concept and perception. 4. The fundamentals. 5. Management theories. 6. Basic problems. 7. Salient features. 8. Academic basis. 9. Different streams. 10. Communication network. 11. Organizational structure. 12. Organizational administration. 13. Procedure for planning. Bibliography. Of late the growth of communication system in India has been at a surprisingly rapid pace and without a shadow of doubt the communication in every sense has been on a reformative and innovative path. The nation has witnessed a revolutionary change in the sphere of telecommunication. Availing the facilities of the changed version of telecommunication is getting cheaper by the day. Mobile phones have become almost a prerequisite necessity for living in this fast changing busy world. Talking taking pictures sending and receiving e mails and getting faxes is all possible from this instrument in hand. Just by a click of a mouse one can have access to the sea of information on any topic under the sun. The information technology has a major role in today's highly revolutionizing communication system. Internet in different hues makes the communication system very easy and wide ranging. Different web portals are there to provide information which can be accessed even from the remotest part of the world. Television channels provide us with live news from all over the world. The present book provides the reader with a comprehensive idea about modern communication system and its impact on the lifestyles of people and society at large. 328 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The perception. 2. The outlook. 3. The fundamentals. 4. Basic issues. 5. Historical background. 6. Development and growth. 7. Great pioneer. 8. Partner in freedom movement. 9. Champion of nationalism. 10. Historic change. 11. Various dimensions. 12. Pathway to independence. 13. Paced growth. 14. Political activism. 15. New Role. 16. Post independence era. 17. Critical years. Bibliography. The birth of Indian journalism dates back to the nationalist movement in the country. The earlier scribes were propelled and instigated with nationalist spirit. An Irish lady Annie Besant played a major role in the initial phase of the development of Indian journalism. She only wrote in English language and wanted to establish a strong vernacular press in India which she hoped would rouse the nationalistic sentiments of Indians. Raja Ram Mohun Roy played a pivotal role in the growth of Indian journalism he wrote in Bengali and English. His name is inextricably intertwined with the nationalistic movement and Indian journalism. Mahatma Gandhi's contribution in national journalism is also very important in the history of Indian journalism. He used his two publications Navajeevan and Harijan to convey his feelings and thoughts to the public. His articles imbued people with nationalistic feelings. The press after independence has been enjoying freedom except for a short spell of period of emergency. The press has been witnessing a rapid change in India for a couple of years. The present book gives an insight of the evolution development and the present stage of Indian media. 326 pp.

Hardbound. Zustand: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction to modern mass communication. 2. Modern media environment. 3. Concepts and processes of mass communication. 4. Theories of mass communication. 5. Functions of mass media. 6. Mass media and culture. 7. Media and social responsibility. 8. Traditional mass media. 9. Internet as a global medium of communication. 10. Governance of mass media. 11. Mass communication in the age of globalisation. 12. Modern communication network. Index. The pedagogical features of this book are designed to support and improve media literacy skills. It lays out the elements of media literacy and the emphasis on media literacy is woven throughout the text. Other media literacy topics include modern methods of mass communication evaluating news based on anonymous sources and protecting personal privacy on the internet. Today no discussion of any mass medium makes sense prior to understanding of the internet. The book discusses how talk shows influence the viewing audience and whether this influence is beneficial or detrimental. 279 pp.

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Contents 1 Chinas glance outside 2 Chinas strategic outlook 3 China and Northeast Asia strategic co-existence 4 China and Southeast Asia strategic convergence 5 India and Asia Pacific role and options 6 Conclusion Bibliography Indian strategic discourse the kept with the trends of China study and using their viewpoints to support or counter their analyses But it can be said that the core of Indian strategic thinking has an apprehension of China whether articulated or not but how much it has translated into actual practices is difficult to say This point can be judged by the fact that though Indias military modernization is rapidly taking place but seeing the continuing long-term desirability of matching Chinas capabilities and strategic orientation it will not be wrong to say that Indias China focus has been more academic than practicalThe book attempts to bring out Chinas strategies outlook in Northeast Asia as a strategic co-existance and in South Asia as a strategic convergence It also brings out Chinas relations with different countries in Northeast and Southeast Asia In the end it brings out Indias strategy and relations with countries of the Asia Pacific It also defines Indias role in the region" jacket 207 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: As New. Natyasastra (NS) is the most important single source for understanding the character of Sanskrit theatre, poetics, aesthetics, dance and music. Apart from its religious denotation, NS refers to all authoritative and systematic disciplines, normative as well as prescriptive, i.e. codes, manuals, treatises, texts, as well as sciences. According to the Indian tradition, every sastra was first composed in sutra (lit. ethreadi) or aphoristic style couched in a cryptic language marked by brevity and precision. It later developed through vartika and bhasya. Vartika is a text explaining what is unsaid or imperfectly said and it supplies omissions. Bhasya is a further investigation of both sutra and vartika, offering comments of its own and unfolding implicit concepts. This tradition grows further in commentaries and sub-commentaries explicating abstruse ideas, expanding and updating the text, if need be. In theatre, poetics and aesthetics, Bharata is regarded as the author of the sutra (NS), Harsa of the Vartika (since lost), and Abhinavagupta (950-1025 C.E.), as scholar from Kashmir, of the only available bhasya (titled Abhinavabharati or Natyaveda-vivrti). Bharatais date is one of the most debated issues in Indian history of the Sastras (second century B.C.E. to fourth century C.E.). However, the fact cannot be denied that the NS is the oldest extant work on the theory and praxis of ancient Indian performance. It offers the fundamentals of theories which have developed further, especially those of rasa and dhvani. Being an encyclopaedic compendium, it also contains elements of architecture, painting, prosody, language, grammar, phonetics, and other aspects as related to theatre, and draws on disciplines as diverse as philosophy, psychology, mythology, ritual and geography. Datable between 2nd century B.C. to 4th century C.E., the Natyasastra of Bharatamuni is the oldest extant work on the theory and praxis of ancient Indian performative art forms. It offers the fundamentals of theories, especially those of rasa and dhvani, which were subsequently developed by various schools of Indian poetics. Being an encyclopedic compendium, it also contains elements of architecture, painting, prosody, language, grammar, phonetics, and other aspects related to theatre, and draws on disciplines as diverse as philosophy, psychology, mythology, ritual and geography. Present work is the Nepal version of the text of Natyasastra which has been critically edited, with the variants available in the Manuscripts from Jaipur as well as in the Volumes edited by P. Regnaud, J. Grasset, Pandita Shivadatta and Kashinath Pandurang Parab, M Ramakrishna Kavi, and Batukanatha Sharma and Baladeva Upadhyaya, each one based on new Manuscripts discovered in Nepal. This version of the text is based on the Nepal Manuscripts written in Bhujimol, Newari and Devanagari Scripts. The variants available in the Manuscripts from Jaipur as well as in the Volume edited by P. Regnaud, J. Grasset, Pandita Shivadatta and Kashinath Pandurang Parab, M Ramakrishna Kavi, and Batukanatha Sharma and Baladeva Upadhyaya, each one based on new Manuscripts discovered/obtained by them, have been cited in the footnote to facilitate a comparative study.

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