by Admin | Mar 13, 2015 | Vol 6 No 3
The Rupkatha journal appears more eclectic with passage of time, even as it registers the most contemporary research in the emerging humanities. The problem of an empiricist-scientific approach to humane themes is therefore addressed with curiosity and intellectual...
by Admin | Jan 28, 2015 | Vol 6 No 3
Tony Lack, Jefferson College, Roanoke, Virginia, USA Abstract Assesses the relationship between Arthur Schopenhauer’s theory of art and aesthetic principles derived from Buddhism. Begins with an overview of Schopenhauer’s philosophy and its relationship to his...
by Admin | Jan 28, 2015 | Vol 6 No 3
Miguel Ángel Medina, University of Málaga (Spain) Abstract Networks pervade our world. Network theory is currently applied to different social, humanistic and natural sciences. The concept of network and the theory behind it have enormous potential of useful...
by Admin | Jan 28, 2015 | Vol 6 No 3
Amanda M. Bigler, Loughborough University Abstract The paper explores the relationship between post-modern literature and contemporary literature after the expansion of the technological age. Through the effects of technology, such as the internet, the subject matter...
by Admin | Jan 28, 2015 | Vol 6 No 3
Dwaipayan Chowdhury, University of Amsterdam Abstract The article delves into Satyajit Ray’s film Seemabadhha (1971), as a pamphlet for social critique in the politically turbulent decade of 1970s Calcutta, with the aim to decipher the possibilities of the...
by Admin | Jan 28, 2015 | Vol 6 No 3
James D. Decker, Middle Georgia State College & Patrick S. Brennan, Middle Georgia State College Abstract This interdisciplinary paper examines important similarities and differences in the way that Maoist China and Nazi Germany used political propaganda in their...
