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Contents Preface Part I Psychoanalysis in Literature 1 The Concept of Psychoanalysis 2 Psycho-analytic Literary Criticism 3 The Concept of Psychoanalysis and Indian Women Novelists 4 The Changing Face of Woman in Indian Literature Part II Notable Indian Women Novelists and Their Work 5 Ajit Cour 6 Meena Alexander 7 Anupama Niranjana 8 Anjana Appachana 9 Malati Bedekar 10 Suchitra Bhattacharya 11 Rimi B Chatterjee 12 Rita Chowdhury 13 Ismat Chughtai 14 Himani Dalmia 15 Abha Dawesar 16 Eunice De Souza 17 Shobhaa De 18 Anita Desai 19 Kiran Desai 20 Shashi Deshpande 21 Ashapoorna Devi 22 Sonia Faleiro 23 Namita Gokhale 24 MK Indira 25 Amita Kanekar 26 Jhumpa Lahiri 27 Bem Le Hunte 28 Kamla Markandaya 29 Jaishree Misra 30 Chitra Mudgal 31 Kaveri Nambisan 32 Amrita Pritam 33 Ramanichandran 34 Arundhati Roy Bibliography IndexThis book proposes to discuss the neurotic characters of the Indian women novelists in the light of Freudian and post-Freudian psy-choanalysis which has equipped the modern literary critic with remarkable knowledge of the inner struggles of literary characters and other aspects of the literary product The novels studies here are Anita Desais Cry the Peacock and Where Shall We Go This Summer Bharati Mukherjees Wife Kamala Markandayas A Silence of Desire Shashi Deshpandes That Long Silence Ruth Prawer Jhabvalas Get Ready for Battle Nergis Dalals The Inner Door and Nayantara Sahgals The Day in Shadow Apart from this the book contains a chapter which pres-pectivise and discuss in detail Freudian psychoanalysis characters and neurosis and Indian women novelists in English Psychoanalytic critical study of literary works is limited to a few stray articles in India This book is in fact the first full-length psycho-analytic critical study of Indian fiction in EnglishJacket 232 pp.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Salman Rushdie and his writings. 3. Vikram Seth and his work. 4. Arundhati Roy and her works. 5. Rohinton mistry and his works. 6. V.S. Naipaul and his works. 7. Amitav Ghosh and his works. 8. Jhumpa Lahiri and her work. 9. Shashi Tharoor and his works. 10. Upamanyu Chatterjee and his works. 11. A critique of Indian writing. Bibliography. Index. Indian Novels in English now enjoys a major presence across the world. From its humble beginnings in the thirties it has come a long way to emerge as a serious contender to some of the most coveted literary prizes in the world. In terms of popularity and market presence it has experienced phenomenal success in the recent years. While it behooves well to celebrate its success and revel in its glory, we should also stop to enquire into its strengths and weaknesses its achievements and failures and its present status and future prospects standing as we do on the threshold of the twenty first century. The underlying purpose of Indian Novelists in English, therefore, is to attempt a fairly comprehensive turn of the century stocktaking of Indian fiction in English. (jacket).…

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Condición: New. pp. 749.

Condición: New. pp. 749.

Hardcover. Condición: New. 1st Edition. Contents Preface1 Integrated Pest Management Concept and ApproachesRamesh Arora and AK Dhawan 2 Factors Affecting Insect-Pest PopulationsPS Sarao and MS Mahal 3 Construction of Life-Tables for Insect SpeciesMS Mahal 4 Co-evolution of Insects and PlantsRamesh Arora 5 Role of Pesticides in Management of Crop PestsBalwinder Singh 6 Molecular Approaches in Entomological ResearchVK Gupta and Vikas Jindal 7 Potential of Insect Growth Regulators in Insect Pest ManagementGursharan Singh and KS Suri 8 Botanical Pesticides in Insect Pest ManagementNaveen Aggarwal 9 Pesticide Resistance Monitoring Mechanism and ManagementBK Kang 10 Recent Developments in Pesticide Formulation TechnologyPS Shera and Ramesh Arora11 Pesticide Application EquipmentIPS Sandhu12 Role of Entomopathogenic nematodes in Insect Pest ManagementNaveen Aggarwal 13 Implications of Biotype Development in Host Plant ResistanceDR Sharma and RS Gill14 Role of Insect Surveillance in Integrated Pest ManagementDS Brar and Vijay Kumar15 Role of Insect-Pest Forecasting in Integrated Pest ManagementMS Mahal Beant Singh PS Sarao and Sandeep Singh16 Information Technology in Integrated Pest ManagementAK Dhawan GK Taggar and RS Gill 17 Management of Insect Pests of Cotton Retrospect and ProspectAK Dhawan Vijay Kumar and PS Shera18 Integrated Management of Insect-Pests in RicePS Sarao and MS Mahal19 Emerging Technologies for Integrated Pest Management in Forage CropsRamesh Arora 20 Management of Insect Pest Complex in MaizeVijay Kumar and Uma Kanta 21 Changing Scenario of Insect Pests of Wheat and their ManagementBeant Singh 22 Management of Insect Pests in CitrusPK Arora and DR Sharma 23 Management of Insect Pests in Fruit Crops other than CitrusDR Sharma PK Arora and Sandeep Singh 24 Management of Insect Pests of Vegetable Crops in Net HouseSandeep Kaur 25 Management of Insect Pests of Oilseeds CropsSarwan Kumar 26 Integrated Management of Insect Pests of Rabi PulsesGK Taggar and Ravinder Singh 27 Integrated Pest Management in Kharif PulsesRavinder Singh GK Taggar and HK Cheema 28 Pest Management in Jute and MestaT Ramasubramanian and S Satpathy 29 Management of Insect Pests of TobaccoAD Patel DM Mehta and LV GhetiyaThe dominance of insects in the world fauna has made them the humanitys greatest rival for the worlds food resources both directly by eating the plants cultivated for food and indirectly as vectors of pathogens attacking these plants Agricultural scientists and especially entomologists have strived hard to develop a diversity of cultural mechanical biological and chemical weapons during the last more than two centuries to gain dominance over insects However there is evidence that insect pest problems have escalated with an increasing cropping intensity and with the use of agrochemicals inherent in modern agriculture Consequently Indian plant protection scientists have intensified research on the development of pest management tactics and effective pest management systems have been designed for all the important crops in the country This book consisting of 29 chapters draws together the diverse literature on the subject of insect pest management in agriculture and contains contributions written by scientists having extensive experience with insect pest problems in Indian agriculture The first half of the book is devoted to the principles and components of pest management including factors affecting pest populations construction of life tables co-evolution of insects and plants pest forecasting pesticides IGRs botanicals entomopathogenic nematodes and molecular approaches etc The different tactics for the management of major insect pests of principal agricultural crops of India viz rice maize wheat forage crops cotton sugarcane vegetables fruits oilseeds pulse crops jute mesta and tobacco have been discussed in the second half of the book The book contains a wealth of information on all aspects of insect pest management in agriculture under Indian conditions and would pr.…

paperback. Condición: New. Paperback. Pub Date: 2022-10 Publisher: China Translation Publishing House It took a week for an email to be replied; during a video conference. you kept asking Can you hear me? repeatedly; the strange punctuation and emoticons in the chat interface made you confused Communication in the digital age seems to take a lot of time and energy. In real life. leaning forward. lowering your arms. smiling. nodding. and making eye contact are all expressions of our listening and caring. But now. our co.…

Encuadernación de tapa dura. Condición: Nuevo. MUKHERJEE, B. K. / D. K. DHAWAN, EDS.: ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF WORLD GREAT PHYSICISTS, 7 VOLS. , 2007, viii 2720 p. figuras, 5650 gr. Encuadernacion original. Nuevo. (GE-3-7) 5650 gr. Libro.

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. Contents: Foreword. Preface. Introduction. 1. Ayurvedic and Unani concepts of pathogenesis and treatment of diabetes mellitus. 2. Modern concepts of pathogenesis and treatment of diabetes mellitus. 3. Indian plants investigated for antidiabetic activity. 4. Promising leads from Indian plants for antidiabetic activity. 5. New targets and screening procedures. 6. Discussion and future approach. 7. Summary. Indices. From the preface: The Indian Council of Medical Research is bringing out a series of Medicinal Plant Monographs on Diseases of Public Health importance. India is going to be diabetes capital of the world during the next 10 years according to the World Health Organization (WHO) statistics. The number of persons suffering from diabetes mellitus in India has gone up from 40 million in 2007 to 62 million in 2011 and is likely to go up to predicted 100 million in the year 2030. Satisfactory management of the complications of diabetes remains a major problem and non-availability of suitable drugs is an important cause. About 12-15 per cent diabetic patients get foot problems and around 1 per cent need amputation. The starting point usually is a fungal infection in the space between the toes but none of the currently available antidiabetic drugs have antifungal activity. Some of the Indian medicinal plants have been reported to possess both the activities but have not been investigated further. Over 100 plants are used in Ayurvedic formulations recommended for treatment of Prameha and many of them have been demonstrated to have blood sugar lowering activity. Hypoglycaemic/antidiabetic activity has been also reported in several hundred Indian Medicinal Plants but few of them have been further followed. An effort has been made to include all such plants in the present volume with necessary primary references. In addition, a detailed review has been presented on 12 most promising plants which might reduce some of the complications of diabetes as well. In the present age of evidence based medicine, the plants may be selected on the basis of traditional use but their efficacy has to be demonstrated by using modern parameters. Brief reviews of Ayurvedic and modern concepts of pathogenesis and management of diabetes should help in selecting such parameters. The potential targets for novel therapeutic agents as well as screening models have been also reviewed.…