History
The Duchess and the Jeweler by Virginia Woolf
The story “The Duchess and The Jeweler” demonstrates the tussle between the rational and emotional forces in the mind of man. Whenever the emotional forces burst out, they take away everyt...
The Happy Prince by Oscar Wilde (Brief)
The story “The Happy Prince” is a fairy tale that combines two worlds: the world of the Happy Prince above and the real world below. The story is also a contrast between the temporary happ...
Muslims of the Sub-continent
A dominant view among several writers in Pakistan has been that the majority Muslim population of Pakistan and Bangladesh are privileged to hold important positions in civil/military bureaucracy, judi...
Patriot into Traitor by Robert Browning
The poem, “Patriot into Traitor” by Robert Browning is a dramatic monologue. It is about the political ups and downs in the life of a political person in underdeveloped countries. In the w...
Hunza Valley Pakistan History
All glory to nature for gifting magical beauty to the land of Gilgit-Baltistan (GB). GB provides a complex cultural and geographical mosaic for travelers from around the globe, accentuated by topograp...
Hosts and Guests by Max Beerbohm
The writer differentiates between hosts and guests humorously and points out their merits and demerits in the essay, “Hosts and Guests”. He says that the ancient Romans did not make any difference bet...
The History Within The American Cannabis Culture
Learning that cannabis culture will change after legalization will help lawmakers and supporters alike appreciate the complexities of recreational marijuana. It has taken a short time for us to urge f...
How to detect a Pseudo Scientist?
Although science has given us a better understanding of the universe and enlightened human beings about the benefits of modern societies, people still have conflicting feelings about science. They are...
Human beliefs and Sartre’s philosophy
There was a time in human history when people valued their ideas and beliefs more than their personal experiences. Whether they were followers of Moses or followers of Marx, they were not only guided ...
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