Volume 5 | Issue 4 |

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Elections are vital to the functioning of democratic structures, and as such they have been the point of interest of big political technological know-how research for hundreds of years. Scholars and practitioners are looking for to recognize the version in alternatives of different electoral structures go-nationally. Additionally they attempt to isolate the effect of these choices on various man or woman-, institutional-, and machine-stage effects.

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Electoral Systems in Various Regions

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When you consider that September 11, 2001, giant attention has been dedicated to the study of terrorism, yet scholarly analysis of the situation has honestly been energetic for several a long time. With this multiplied attention, confusion has arisen as to the very that means of terrorism. in addition, there are competing theories in regard to the reasons and results of terrorism, with contributions coming from economists, sociologists, psychologists, and political scientists. The study of terrorism is in reality a multidisciplinary enterprise. This research paper presents a review of the controversy concerning the definition of terrorism, presents ancient examples of terrorism to provide context, and introduces the number one theoretical and empirical contributions of foremost scholars inside the area.

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Terrorism ,Causes and Effects on Nation

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Angelou’s goal, beginning with her first autobiography, was to “tell the truth about the lives of black women”, but her goal evolved, in her later volumes, to document the ups and downs of her own life. Life has not gifted her better experiences but bitter ones. She has the power to struggle everything. This paper entitled “Injustice of Racism in Maya Angelou’s I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings” aims to discuss the difficulties encountered by the writer as a girl, young mother, daughter and black woman in the society and how has boosted her spirits to rise from the struggle under the title injustice of racism. Her works stand as testimony for her suffering as well as success.

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Racism, Identity, Motherhood, Family, Travel

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John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men is a powerful book, for its simplicity, for its moving quality and for many other reasons. This article will be focused on the analysis of the loneliness, the kind of relationship between George and Lennie, the main protagonists, and the role their dream plays in their lives as a way to escape the society they live in. This need to escape is shared by other characters as well. It is indeed this strange situation that celebrates the loneliness as an inevitable part of human life.

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lonely, escape, relationship, society, marginalization, aloof, solitaire

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The Stone Angel and A Jest of God were the Manawaka Novels of Margaret Laurence. In all her works the major role was played by her heroines. Hagar is the protagonist of the novel The Stone Angel. She is so pride and she feels ashamed to show emotion. Because of this reason, she commits mistake and at last she realises all her mistakes which she committed in her life. In the same way, Rachel in A Jest of God ruins her own life by having affair with Nick. Only at some stage of her life, she realises her mistake and begins to live a new life.

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Pride, survival, freedom, realisation, marriage

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Khaled Hosseini’s novel The Kite Runner reveal around the family relationship between a father and a son who helps to prepare a boy to understand right from the wrong. Khaled Hosseini in, The Kite Runner, uses the complex emotional bond between fathers and sons to demonstrate the necessity of an empathetic fatherly figure. The relationships that clearly demonstrate in this novel. Stories connect with humans in a way that other information does not and cannot.The Kite Runner is a universal story and, while it is set in an unfamiliar place for many readers, it is woven with familiar themes of friendship, family, courage, struggles, betrayal, guilt, and loyalty. Hosseini himself expressed his surprise that it did well at all and the main character is weak and not likable, all the good people die.

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Father, son, relationship,guilt, friendship, oppression,struggle

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Henrik Ibsen was an extremely influential Norwegian playwright who stood responsible for the rise of the modern realistic drama. In A Doll’s House, Ibsen employs the themes and structures of classical tragedy while writing in prose about every day, unexceptional people. . They do not understand each other but in practical life woman is judged by masculine law, as though she is not a woman but man. A woman cannot be herself in modern society. It is an exclusively male society with laws made by men and women are judged based on masculine stand point. In this study an attempt is made to know the sacrificial role played by Nora the heroine of this play and symbolic suffering of all women. It also focuses on the suppression of women and how women struggle to overcome the confines of traditional roles.

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Suppression, Womanhood, Emancipation

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Atwood in her first novel, The Edible Woman gave a vision of the society in which man has converted the whole of his environment into a commodity market so much so that even, man himself has become a commodity fit to be consumed. Marian finally regains her true identity which she has been searching for a long time. Marian declares that she can no more be exploited by males like Peter and Duncan. She therefore affirms that she is not an edible product. Thus Marian, becomes the modern woman who revolts against the patriarchal power structure, against the system of gender and its oppression and shows a path to other women like her to attain self-identity in this male-dominated society.

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self-identity,freedom,search,suppression,liberation,independence

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Indian English Literature has a long history of growth and development. To stabilize their empire the imperialists encouraged the spread of English education in India. They thought that Indians would by and large assimilate western culture, and help them to administer India without much trouble. The natives, however, adopted English language to express Indian sensibility effectively. Raja Ram Mohan Roy wrote thirty two essays originally in English on various subjects within the first three decades of the nineteenth century which are the early prose writings of Indian English Literature.

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Indian English Literature has a long history of growth and development. To stabilize their empire the imperialists encouraged the spread of English education in India. They thought that Indians would by and large assimilate western culture, and help them to administer India without much trouble. The natives, however, adopted English language to express Indian sensibility effectively. Raja Ram Mohan Roy wrote thirty two essays originally in English on various subjects within the first three decad

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Kamala Das was noted for her many Malayalam short stories as well as many poems written in English. It is well-known that Kamala Das has succeeded in her aim to reveal her covered secrets to the readers. In My Story, Kamala Das tells her personal experiences including her growth into womanhood, her unsuccessful quest for love in and outside marriage, and her living in matriarchal rural South India after inheriting her ancestral home. Das talks about the domestic details of food, familial relations, marriage, childbirth, sexual liaisons, and the internal and external struggles of one woman in a repressive world. Her autobiography can be read as a critique of the victimization of women in a patriarchal society. She realizes the powerlessness of the female body and she believes that for the victimized women in a patriarchal society, sexuality not only makes her vulnerable physically but also makes her vulnerable emotionally and spiritually.

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feminism, victim, tradition, inequalities and social oppression

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