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  Theme of The Battle of the books. The Quarrel between the Ancients and the Moderns Disputes among scholars concerning the superiority of classical Greek and Roman authors over contemporary writers have occurred at least since the time of the Renaissance. In the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, however, such debates turned into heated conflicts, particularly in France and England. In these two countries the Querelle des Anciens et des Modernes and the Battle of the Books pitted the Ancients—who upheld the authority of the writers of antiquity in intellectual matters—against the Moderns—who maintained that writers of the present day possessed greater knowledge and more-refined tastes than their predecessors. Underlying these positions were fundamental assumptions regarding the state of art, culture, and human knowledge. The Ancients viewed Greco-Roman civilization as the apex of human achievement and all subsequent culture as a decline from this high point. Thus,...

scholarly scroll: Servents by Gieve Patel...poetry analysis : Critical appreciation:- Gieve Patel begins the poem with  very tragic sound and words.He expresses his remorse upon poor Indian servents w...

Critical appreciation:- Gieve Patel begins the poem with  very tragic sound and words.He expresses his remorse upon poor Indian servents who, comes from villages and sold their farming land for city life. He emphasises the pain of their heart and their mentality about insufficient places they acquire in the city. Therefore, he begins the poem from the night scene where lights are shuts down and darkness prevail around the scinario. This is the darkness of mind also, where people enters with their craving in the mind. The poet analyse their physical appearance,that all these servents who have been always departed from the luxurious life. Their skin colour turned black and their fingers are skinny and shiny because of they inhale cigrette. Smoke all the time by getting tired from their tough life style. As they also be habitual of tobacco chewinging so that an orange spot always mark on their rough palms.           In the second paragraph of the poem the ...

Q: what is brief writing? A:  A brief is a formal document a lawyer uses both to convince a court that the client's argument is sound and to persuade a court to adopt that position. A brief must state the law, the facts of the cases and the reasons for the conclusion in a clear and concise manner. * What is case brief A case brief is a shortened, concise summary of a court opinion, usually in outline firm. Hence, the term "brief" typically this is used for more effective self-stud. It is easier to read a well-written case brief example rather than going through a verbatim case which is about 100 pages long. It can also be used to present a case to other people as it is a lot simpler than the actual case file. So basically, this document is a reduced and summered court opinion which would contain all the key elements and would discuss the main point of the court's opinion.                        THE CASE BRIEF FACTS...

Q: what was misa? A: misa was a security act ' mantinence of internal security act'. Def. A constitutional law passed by the Indian parliament in 1971. Giving an advise of PM Gandhi and Indian Law Enforcement agencies,very broad power and the result of it finally Indira lost the Indian general election and the Janta party come to power. Q: what was contradictory reaction of press censorship for India's gout? A: Indian lost the power in the general election and the press censorship proved a counter production for her as ,it completely isolated her from the people. And the information she gathered and surrounded with fed her with the information which she like to hear ultimately she was completely deaf with the reality or the actual side of the situation. Q: what is CFD? A: It was an Indian political party founded in 1977 by jagjeevan Ram Congress for Democracy. Q: what was jayprakash's views about CFD? A: Jayprakash emphasised that CFD was not a political par...

Q: what is an epilogue? A: Epilogue is an introductory part in the manner of conclusion of some written document. The basic statements involve in the epilogue are the part of the major issues and the incidents mentioned in that written document. Q: When and how the emasculation of judiciary happen according to M.C CHAGLA? A: In the part of his autobiography the epilogue mention the time when the power of judiciary reduced. It was the time of emergency. Though Chagla  did not want to write upon this drastic movement of Indian History but his secularism and demand of time encourage him to write about this drastic period. Q: .What was Chagla's views about justice Ray? A: Chagla describe that justice Ray was characteristically dicurtiois and disloyal. He was the man of arrogance and vindictive and rude to those members of the bar who had taken an active part in the agitation against suppression. Q: What were the reasons of imposing emergency? A:India Gandhi brought about the ...

Q: Describe the procedure followed by the court in aiming at  its decision? A:  International court follows most slowest and most complicated procedure which could possibly describe the ingenueinity of man. Hence, in all the 12 years of its existence it had decided not more than 30 cases. *The court is bilingual with the two recognised language, English and French. The court also follow the process of translation if the argument the either language. * There are no dialogues and arguments between judges and the bar. So that the art of advocacy is completely absent from the court. Q: what are chgla's views on international court? A: Chagla exclaims that there is no international law which is supreme and sovergien. There are treatise between states. Which have a binding force according to the country itself. There is international customs and general principle of law recognised by civilised nation. Therefore, International law is neither definite nor precise. Q:...

Q:11 what is best advocacy? A: the best advocacy always help to the judge to write his judgement. An advocate should be fearless and fair. The advocacy of justice is made possible not only by a fair and impartial judge but also by a courageous  advocate. Q:12 what is law according to m.c chagla? A: law is discipline of mind. It teaches that how to think clearly ,precisely,and accurately. Every word has its definite meaning and must find its proper place in its own aapect. Such a mind is essential logical and has the courage to face the results of its own mental process. Q:13 Define the term "it is either all bed and no roses or all roses and no bed"? A:To this saying of Heward  Chagla interprets that life at the is not so comfortable for advocate. An advocate lack of magnificiency in his work but the meladjustment spreads everywhere. This drastic time helps advocacy.he further exclaimed that success could prevail who has faith in himself. Q:14  When was Chagla t...

Q:1 what kind of solicitors practiced at HC Bar? Ans:  At the HC bar the solicitors practiced mere learned basically European intellectual and learning good and extreme knowledge of judiciary and law. Q:2  what should be the duty of a lawyer according to chagla? Ans: according to chagla a lawyer should be keen and confident about his matter. A lawyer should be reliable for his client,a lawyer should not be permitted to be the judge on the matter while he should be behave like a learned advocate. Q:3 what were chagla suggested about appointment of civil judges? Ans: According to M.C chagla the criteria for appointment of civil judges or any judiciary authority should be depend upon the ability and deservingness rather appoint them on influencing approach. Q:4 What attracted M.C.chagla to Jinnah? Ans: Chagla was greatly impressed by Jinnah and his personality. As Jinnah was less talkative, full of humanity reliable for his profession and above all Jinnah was helpf...

                               Arise and Provide  Arise thy soul,provide new hest Time come for revolution Come,arise !with better salvation Arise thy sword,provide great last. Arise from foul false ,provide new truth Thou,not born for superstition, Thy soul fit for regeneration Arise and regenerate thy birth. Arise from dead calm,floating all over Exceed infidelity and threat of terror Arise strive and provide the new light Arise and provide worn it like a knight. Arise reveal the restrained,provide a gain, "That party strife grow strange" O,renovated spirit arise for revange Make broad thy shoulders and thy brain. Arise for thy purpose,complaining loudly Let be stand and rescue thy position, For provide the light to 'might-bines' creation, Arise,arise winning the worthy-world curiously Arise from such sleep of ignorent The brute heatred and th...

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                                   Life in the cage A    bird born in the cage live in the cage   Woods too seems as cage New fathers want to fly But there is a little sky Clouds, weary winds heavy storms are obstacles How could she handle A brave conscience encourage herself Her tiny hope, will, dreams and desires Wants to fly so high in the sky; Poor thing! Be a victim of darkness and gloom Life becomes nothing but a doom She looks down in her inner dawn And wanted to fly- fly- fly Ah !freedom not for her only cry- cry- cry Caught in this worldly trap she forget to fly How to fly? In this dark and dreary sky No courage to accept the cage forever Which seems life for her? Ah courage! Leave this dark cage And fly beyond the sky. Dr.Priyanka mishra. ...