Feministic Approach in Kamala Das’s My Story

Listen to my story

It is hardly surprising that faced with chronic incurable illness or a life threatening disorder, patients and those who love them and care for them easily suspend critical judgment when offered new hope. There is no shortage of charlatans who will, for a fee and often a substantial one at that, offer false hope, frequently robbing the dying of dollars and dignity. No form of this quackery is m...

My Son's Story

their delight in his improvement which at the age of 44 and despite a gloomy long-term prognosis, he was showing. But the difficulty ?f accepting this permanent separation without being over-burdened by feelings of guilt and by anxious heart-searchings, is not disguised and only by making conscious and determined efforts to achieve the adjustments needed could the family life be re-orientated. ...

The Story of my Life

that during his tenure of the Chair at Leyden 2,000 doctors matriculated. Among his pupils were von Haller at Gottingen-the master physiologist of his time, van Swieten and de Haen (the leaders of the 'old Vienna' School), Gaub of Heidelberg, Eller and Buddeus of Berlin, Cullen ofboth Glasgow and Edinburgh, Sir John Pringle, and indeed many others who spread his teachings throughout Europe. All...

a feministic criticism of the short story: “a man in the alley” from the book : “ your eyes are my fate”by ghada al-saman.

ghada al-saman has been affected in her short story:” a man in the alley” by the theory of some feminist writers like simone de beauvoir. using the existentialistic- feministic theory of de beauvoir,she tried to highlight the idea of women’s oppression through cultures during time long before its explanation by de beauvoir. this short story depicts her endeavor for deconstructing the values of ...

My Drama: Story-Based Game for Understanding Emotions in Context