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Author: Ajoy Ghosh Publisher: Author House ISBN: 1496947371 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 261
Book Description
"A Dirty Woman" is a story of one eighteen-year-old, shy, and illiterate Muslim girl, Salma, who lived in a remote village of West Bengal, India. She was born in one of the poorest families, with three brothers and sister. The family had been struggling to survive, where daily two square meals were a dream. One day, one young bank officer, Aninda Roy, came to her life. It didn't last long, and Aninda disappeared from her life one day. Salma was trafficked and sold like an animal several times by the human traffickers. She was bought by one big man who made her a sex slave in his house for several years. Finally, Salma met Aninda one day. Aninda set her free. They lived under one roof but in two different worlds. Salma could not reconcile herself being thought as a dirty woman. Her fate brought her to a dream city, New York, in America, with Aninda. She didn't confine herself within four walls but immersed in the ocean of learning. Aninda was her mentor, who constantly guided and inspired her. She was a changed lady when she returned back to her native village after many years. Her final journey started there. She formed hundreds of self-help groups with those ill-fated and poor women who were victims of human trafficking and social injustices and living the most distressful life. It was a war of Salma for women empowerment. Did she get success? Did she take her revenge to those human traffickers? What happened to Aninda, her savior?
Author: Ajoy Ghosh Publisher: Author House ISBN: 1496947371 Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 261
Book Description
"A Dirty Woman" is a story of one eighteen-year-old, shy, and illiterate Muslim girl, Salma, who lived in a remote village of West Bengal, India. She was born in one of the poorest families, with three brothers and sister. The family had been struggling to survive, where daily two square meals were a dream. One day, one young bank officer, Aninda Roy, came to her life. It didn't last long, and Aninda disappeared from her life one day. Salma was trafficked and sold like an animal several times by the human traffickers. She was bought by one big man who made her a sex slave in his house for several years. Finally, Salma met Aninda one day. Aninda set her free. They lived under one roof but in two different worlds. Salma could not reconcile herself being thought as a dirty woman. Her fate brought her to a dream city, New York, in America, with Aninda. She didn't confine herself within four walls but immersed in the ocean of learning. Aninda was her mentor, who constantly guided and inspired her. She was a changed lady when she returned back to her native village after many years. Her final journey started there. She formed hundreds of self-help groups with those ill-fated and poor women who were victims of human trafficking and social injustices and living the most distressful life. It was a war of Salma for women empowerment. Did she get success? Did she take her revenge to those human traffickers? What happened to Aninda, her savior?
Author: Simon McBurney (Theatre Complicite) Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing ISBN: 1849432996 Category : Drama Languages : en Pages : 93
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A Disappearing Number takes as its starting point the story of one of the most mysterious and romantic mathematical collaborations of all time. Simultaneously a narrative and an enquiry, the production crosses three continents and several histories, to weave a provocative theatrical pattern about our relentless compulsion to understand. A man mourns the loss of his lover, a mathematician mourns her own fate. A businessman travels from Los Angeles to Chennai pursuing the future; a physicist in CERN looks for it too. The mathematician G.H. Hardy seeks to comprehend the ideas of the genius Srinivasa Ramanujan in the chilly English surroundings of Cambridge during the First World War. Ramanujan looks to create some of the most complex mathematical patterns of all time. Threaded through this pattern of stories and ideas are questions. About mathematics and beauty; imagination and the nature of infinity; about what is continuous and what is permanent; how we are attached to the past and how we affect the future; how we create and how we love. The book features an essay by Marcus du Sautoy, Professor of Mathematics at Wadham College, Oxford, and an introduction by Simon McBurney. The Complicité production was an astonishing success during its run at the Barbican, London in Spring 2007, winning The Evening Standard's Best New Play Award 2007. Called ' Mesmerizing' by the New York Times, 'A Disappearing Number' is a brilliant play, aided with original music composed by the award winning DJ, producer and writer Nitin Sawhney. 'A Disappearing Number' was revived at the Novello Theatre, London in autumn 2010.
Author: Stephen Abbott Publisher: Princeton University Press ISBN: 0691206082 Category : Mathematics Languages : en Pages : 408
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"The proof stage is the story of the unexpected collaborations and resonances between theater and mathematics and how they have evolved since the turn of the twentieth century. Toward the end of the 1800s, unsettling discoveries about alternate geometries and the mathematical infinite began to reveal that, despite its reputation for absolute certainty, mathematical truth is not immutable. At the same time, new, experimental forms of theater were rapidly developing-some inspired by these very upheavals in mathematics. Both disciplines were, and are, characterized by a quest for truth and a shared ability to investigate their respective limitations. Stephen Abbott provides the first systematic, book-length treatment of the interactions between mathematics and theater that have occurred over the last 120 years. Drawing on the author's fifteen years of experience researching and teaching a course on the subject, the book examines how the two disciplines reveal novel insights about one another. Stages of Uncertainty follows the path of playwrights that engaged mathematics such as Alfred Jarry, Stanislav Witkeiwicz, Samuel Beckett, Bertolt Brecht, Felix Durrenmatt, Tom Stoppard, Micheal Frayn, and Simon McBurney. Intertwined with this history is the history of mathematics; along the way, Abbott describes the development of quantum mechanics, chaos theory, incompleteness, and alternative geometries that occurred as these plays were being written. The main arguments are that these two domains have deep resonances, including shared notions of uncertainty, self-reference, recursion, and orientation, and that theater has engaged deeply and innovatively with math for many years. Abbott reveals a unique portrait of mathematics, one that is unexpected and deeply human"--
Author: Rajdeep Roy Publisher: Educreation Publishing ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 259
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The collage days of a Few B.Tech Students living in a life full of happiness suddenly finds themselves in a situation where only a huge twist in their stories could save them from a certain death.
Author: Prof. Dr. Asif Ali (T. I.)- Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq-Prof. Dr. Avdesh Jha Dr. Logaiswari Indiran- Dr. Azamat Maksüdünov- Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mustafa Aslan Publisher: HOLISTENCE PUBLICATIONS ISBN: 6256942450 Category : Art Languages : en Pages : 262
Author: Sucitrā Bhaṭṭācārya Publisher: Katha ISBN: 9788189020255 Category : Short stories, Bengali Languages : en Pages : 204
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Collection of short stories closely examines the crises faced by the contemporary Bengali middle class. At the same time , Bhattacharya makes poerful comments on difficult issues such as poverty and corruption without sermoinizing .
Author: Aruna Chakravarti Publisher: Penguin UK ISBN: Category : Fiction Languages : en Pages : 314
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A Selection Of Fourteen Classic Short Stories From Bengal The Way Home Brings Together In One Volume Fourteen Stories Representing The Very Best Of Contemporary Bengali Short Fiction. Showcasing Some Of Bengal&Rsquo;S Finest Writers At Their Creative Best&Mdash;Bibhuti Bhushan Bandopadhyay And Rajshekhar Basu, Sirshendu Mukhopadhyay And Ashapurna Devi&Mdash;These Stories Deal With A Myriad Human Themes That Are At Once Individual And Universal. From &Lsquo;The Brahmin&Rsquo;, Tarashankar Bandopadhyay&Rsquo;S Treatise On Greed, Gluttony And Tragic Human Experience, To &Lsquo;The Fugitive And The Stalkers&Rsquo;, Sunil Gangopadhyay&Rsquo;S Trenchant Tale Of Violence And Retribution Set In The Days Of The Naxal Movement In Bengal; From Samaresh Basu&Rsquo;S Harrowing Look At Poverty And Its Degrading Effect In &Lsquo;The Crossing&Rsquo; To Narendranath Mitra&Rsquo;S Lyrical Take On The Impact Of Triple Talaq On Muslim Women In &Lsquo;Sap&Rsquo;, The Collection Evokes Different Lifestyles While Reflecting Problems And Issues With Which We Can All Identify. Sensitively Translated, The Stories In The Way Home Effortlessly Convey The Lyricism And Imagery Of The Originals While Providing A Riveting Insight Into The Works Of Acknowledged Masters Of The Genre.
Author: Ajoy Ghosh
Author: Ajoy Ghosh
Author: Simon McBurney (Theatre Complicite)
Author: Stephen Abbott
Author: Rajdeep Roy
Author: Prof. Dr. Asif Ali (T. I.)- Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ashfaq-Prof. Dr. Avdesh Jha Dr. Logaiswari Indiran- Dr. Azamat Maksüdünov- Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mustafa Aslan
Author: Sucitrā Bhaṭṭācārya
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