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Dinesh Adhikari and His ‘Mode of Life’

Dr. Ram Dayal Rakesh “A translator’s job is to translate a text and its readers simultaneously. A literary translation has to carry over a text...

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Rape: Causes and Potential Remedies

Suman Prasad Kushwaha I don’t know what it really is. I don’t know how the rape victims feel either. I sometimes wonder whom to blame....

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Between Dreariness and Wonder: Louise Glück and Her Poems

Swarnim Lamsal “Birth, not death, is the hard loss,” says Louise Elisabeth Glück in her poem “Cottonmouth Country,” indicating the motif of death and separation—especially...

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Marginalization of Woman-Authored Nepali Novels

Dr. Indira Mishra Critics play significant role for the promotion of literature and reading culture. Most of the readers are prone to buy books after...

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The Horror of One-Dimensional Humanity

Rajendra Bhandari The World is Flat. This is a book by Thomas L. Friedman. I was astonished to see the title of the book at first....

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Let’s Count Life by Smiles

Acharya Rajan Sharma For you, the best opportunity is the place where you stand today, not your age. You can change your life right now—this...

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Siddhicharan Shrestha: A Poetic Portrait

Yadunath Khanal Mr. Siddhicharan Shrestha is one of the most outstanding of our poets. Ever since Mr. Surya Vikram Gewali drew our pointed attention to...

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Classicism, Romanticism and Modernism in Lekhnath Paudyal and Laxmi Prasad Devkota

Mukul Dahal ‘Delay’ and ‘haste’ and the overlapping of ‘romanticism’, ‘modernism’ and ‘post-modernism’ can be perceived as unique features of Nepali literary development. The attributes...

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