Social and Cultural Perception of Ecocriticism in Contemporary India Ecocriticism, ‘the study of literary texts with reference to the interaction between human activity and the vast range of natural or non-human phenomena’ (Childs and Fowler 78), is gaining attention in the literary world. The reason is obvious; ecocriticism connects itself to the problem of ecological crisis, one of the biggest problems present in the contemporary world. Pope John Paul II expresses in The Ecocritical Crisis: A
Cultural Exclusion of Neo Buddhist in Urban Scenario Statement of Problem Cultural exclusion has different dimensions. It exist in different forms, In Indian society caste factor is mainly responsible for cultural exclusion. In simple word cultural exclusion refers to lack of freedom to celebrate religious programme, inability to express their views or opinions. Indian social order also plays an important role in culture exclusion. Minorities’ religion or social groups has inability to follow
escaping conflict-ridden area is becoming common. People migrate from one country to another because economic, social, political or environmental reasons. The increase of human migration leads to the growth of racial, ethnic, and religious diversity. In the contemporary American society, as the number of refugees and migrants increases, government agencies and local organizations are providing social supports and "decent reception conditions" (191) in order for the newcomers to resettle quicker. Promoting
how appropriate it remains now for contemporary society. INTRODUCTION Among the enormous quantity of valuable inheritances that England had given to several societies, the police’s establishment in 1829 has a relevant place. Captivating is the fact that the new police model begot significant changes in local society. First, because sparked controversial antagonism, and second, because of its successful develop has remarked an important reference to contemporary security forces. According to Gash
remained unmentionable topic that there are about 1700 books by that time asserting the ignorance of this subject (Michael, 1987). There exists continuation in belief systems of almost all societies for considering death as taboo and still death is more discussed (Walter, Modern Death—taboo or not taboo?, 1991). Contemporary efforts in field of medicine to improve life expectancy, end of life care, hospice etc. reminds that death are being discussed more in that field. Similarly, in the field of art and
area is becoming common. People migrate from one country to another because of Touch 3 economic, social, political or environmental reasons. The increase of human migration leads to the growth of racial, ethnic, and religious diversity in host countries. In the contemporary American society, as the number of refugees and migrants increase, government agencies and local organizations are providing social supports and "decent reception conditions" (Frelick et al, 2016, Pg. 191) in order for the newcomers
("village people"), are a group of approximately three million. Popularly labeled as the “invisible race” the Burakumin are one of the largest minority cultures of contemporary Japan. Although culturally, linguistically, ethnically and racially indistinguishable from other Japanese, the Burakumin people are a product of religious and social beliefs since the start of the Tokugawa era in 1603. They therefore share with other Japanese the same language, religion, customs and physical appearances. Although
University of Central Florida. Her interests are in educational psychology and education reform. Her thesis, published in 2012, focused on the representation of young male adults in contemporary fiction, and appears to be the forerunner of the article, “Best Mates: an exploration of male adolescent friendships in contemporary young adult fictions”. Dr. Gill approaches the topic of young men entering adulthood through the eyes of several authors. Through novels such as Doing It (2003) by Melvin Burgess
Ellen Degeneres show is a contemporary talk show which although does include therapeutic narratives of disadvantaged individuals including Ellen’s own struggle with discrimination, is mainly comprised of the disclosing of intimate details of celebrity lives. Through her use of humour in dealing with issues of a more serious nature, Ellen provides social commentary which effectively reaches a wide audience and has the potential to incite debate regarding certain social issues. However, it has been suggested
“The various social services provided by a state for the benefit of its citizens” is the literal definition of social welfare. However, after completing this course, an Introduction to Social Welfare, I can confidently assert that a country’s or a state’s social welfare system is far more intricate than this simplified definition. A social welfare system is composed of many interconnected macro, mezzo and micro levels. Each of these levels has an impact on their respective communities, governments