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One of the greatest political commentators, Joseph Heller once said that “while analyzing a political situation, political satire should be taken very seriously” (Daugherty 231). These words sound as true today as they did half a century ago when Joseph Heller wrote them. Satire has been used as a tool by the writers, playwrights, and... Continue Reading →
Exactly one month after his daughter was born, he took a leave from his job in order to care for her little one and allow her wife to rejoin her office. He would make the fitful baby sleep on his chest or on his lap by singing a lullaby to her. He would then learn... Continue Reading →
There is a historical debate surrounding the question whether or not should media be controlled and regulated by the government or should there rather be complete freedom? First of all, it is essential to define what media is. Media is means of mass communication through technologies like television, radio or newspaper. Theoretically, and from a... Continue Reading →
“Qandeel Baloch murdered in Multan for honor” (Gabol et al). The news about putting Qandeel Baloch forcefully to eternal sleep by her brother and family was aired on television with the reason given by her brother that girls are born to stay at home. He also said that she brought dishonor to the name of... Continue Reading →
The fear of the unknown has been innate to human beings. Humans like to anticipate the consequences, therefore, become the victim of things that they cannot understand, and modern technology is inclusive in the list. Technology plays a beneficial role in our society, however, is terrorizing for some humans. Rapid technological advancements make it nearly... Continue Reading →
The 21st century has seen the most rapid increase in development such as transportation, telecommunication, automobiles, refrigerators and many other forms of technology. It has made our lives not just easier but sufficiently tolerable, however in tandem with this development came the physical and intangible difficulties such as poverty, inflation, anxiety, depression, health issues, and... Continue Reading →
Animal testing is the use of non-human animals used in the experiments in order to research into basic biology and various diseases and testing the effectiveness and side effects of new drugs before being used on human beings. The practice of animal testing dates back to as early as 2nd and 4th century BCE found... Continue Reading →
Extremism has remained one of the most serious problems faced by modern countries in different forms. Radicalism easily standout amongst the most significant issues confronted by present nations. There are many forms of extremism ranging from ethnonational to religious. For Instance, Russia is facing more of a national extremism form, Pakistan is facing more of... Continue Reading →
In any human society, there is a constant struggle directed towards maintaining peace and prosperity. Peace holds a vital importance in human growth and survival, therefore, the aim is to ensure its existence in a society at all costs. The peaceful atmosphere gives us the feeling of togetherness and harmony which makes us supreme to... Continue Reading →
It’s the social stigma of a Pakistani society that when a man marries a woman the first thing that comes to his mind is that he is now the proprietor of that lady to which he is married. He believes that now he becomes the owner of each and everybody portion of his significant and... Continue Reading →
Societies are considered only the habitat of humankind. But in reality, these are the boundaries in which people not only live but interact with each other. Consequently, several kinds of relationships develop between them. “Relationships are the cement in the structure of society. By a study of relationships, one can orientate man's place in society... Continue Reading →
Alienation exists in student and their relation to study in so many ways. Students are unable to control the conditions, they are alienated from the long-term product of their study, and they are alienated from the possible outcome as well as they no longer see their fellow being as equal. They either see their fellow... Continue Reading →
It is quite palpable to anyone who follows social media that the police force of the USA has been exhibiting an aggressive and belligerent nature and the most frequent victims belong to the Black community. It should be noted that these actions entail drastic consequences and as result, measures have been taken to bring this... Continue Reading →
Schooling is a significant part of every child’s life while growing up. The decisions and policies that exist in a school do not only affect a child’s life at school but are usually seen to have greater implications that stretch well and beyond into personal and professional life in the future. The issue of replacing... Continue Reading →
Link To Original Article “Don’t Close Guantanamo” is a New York Times article written by Jennifer Daskal, who is a fellow and adjunct professor at Georgetown Law Center. She has served as counsel to the assistant attorney general for national security at the Department of Justice and as senior counter-terrorism counsel at Human Rights Watch.... Continue Reading →
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