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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - The universe stands on a single pillar 'Love'. If that pillar collapses, everything collapses with it. including you.Welcome to Volume Two: The horizon does not limit the sky; it only marks where your longing begins.Three centuries ago, Shah Latif looked up at the stars and the vast desert skies of Sindh, posing an existential truth that still echoes across time: 'Love is not merely an act of union; it is a relentless journey through the infinite spaces of separation. It is the endurance of the soul when the beloved is out of sight.'If Volume One (Sur Sohni) was a fiery plunge into the turbulent waters of rebellion, Volume Two (Sur Khambhat) is a soaring, intellectual flight into the cosmic architecture of longing, beauty, and existential patience.Through the timeless verses of Shah Latif, reinterpreted with a sharp feminist sensibility and secular existential clarity, this volume shifts the lens from physical confrontation to the profound psychology of Hajr (Separation). Here, love is encountered not as a romantic sentiment, but as: - Cosmic Longing: A force that expands the human consciousness beyond earthly boundaries.- Intellectual Autonomy: The internal landscape where a woman defines her worth, independent of society's presence.- Existential Endurance: Finding ultimate meaning in the painful, yet liberating space of waiting.- The Authentic Gaze: Challenging the traditional patriarchal gaze by redefining the aesthetics of beauty and desire.In this volume (Sur Khambhat), the journey becomes internal. The camel becomes a metaphor for the untamed human ego, the moon a mere witness to a beauty far greater, and the night an expansive canvas for the lonely soul seeking its true essence.Walk through this profound chapter of humanistic love. Experience the poetry that does not comfort you, but demands you to expand, to endure, and to truly look at the universe through the eyes of freedom.Click. Download. Continue the journey into a different world of love.…

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - WHO WAS STRONGEST The Psychological TestHitler - Stalin - Churchill - RooseveltThe Second World War has been told thousands of times.Its battles have been studied.Its armies have been counted.Its weapons have been examined.So why another book Because behind the armies and battlefields stood four men facing four very different psychological wars.Hitler started the fire.Stalin watched his country face an invasion of extraordinary scale.Churchill had to keep Britain fighting when defeat seemed possible.Roosevelt managed American power, the Allied relationship and a changing world beyond the war.They were part of the same war.But they were not facing the same psychological reality.Fear.Pressure.Failure.Anger.Doubt.Isolation.Reality.What does war do to a powerful human mind And when four of the most powerful leaders of the twentieth century are placed under extraordinary pressure, how do we compare their psychological strength WHO WAS STRONGEST does not attempt to diagnose Hitler, Stalin, Churchill or Roosevelt.Nor does it force four very different men into the same psychological framework.Instead, it examines how each of them responded to the pressures he actually faced.Who endured fear Who handled pressure Who recovered after failure Who adapted when circumstances changed Who controlled emotion Who could still accept reality when reality contradicted him Who could keep others fighting And who could control himself while possessing enormous power This is not another history of military campaigns, tanks and battlefields.It is an examination of power under pressure.A journey into four different minds during one of the greatest crises in human history.Four men.Four different worlds.One extraordinary war.One psychological test.WHO WAS STRONGEST.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bhutto and the American GameThe Cold War. The Fear of Communist Expansion. The Making of Modern Pakistan?Was Zulfikar Ali Bhutto truly a socialist, or was socialism employed as a political instrument during one of the most turbulent periods of the Cold War?This expanded English edition re-examines one of the most debated questions in Pakistan's political history. Placing Pakistan within the wider global struggle between capitalism and communism, the book explores how the Cuban Revolution, Vietnam, the spread of socialist movements across Asia and Africa, and the strategic calculations of the United States shaped political developments inside Pakistan.Drawing upon historical documents, diplomatic correspondence, political speeches, memoirs, judicial records, and contemporary evidence, the study distinguishes between socialist rhetoric and socialist transformation, between political language and structural change.The author, an eyewitness to many of the events discussed and a long-time student of global political history, combines personal experience with documentary research while maintaining an academic and evidence-based approach.This book does not seek to defend or condemn any political leader. Instead, it asks a historical question: Was Bhutto a socialist-or was socialism itself part of a larger political strategy?For readers interested in the Cold War, South Asian politics, socialism, state power, and the making of modern Pakistan, Bhutto and the American Game offers a provocative and deeply researched interpretation of a defining era.Nazir Soomro This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Discover the Existential Alchemy of Suffering, Willpower, and Universal Agency in Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai's Masterpiece.Reading Love Otherwise: Volume Four - Sur Ma'azoori is an authoritative, academic translation and philosophical commentary on one of the most poignant and intense chapters of the 18th-century Sindhi Sufi poet Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai's Shah Jo Risalo.Serving as the direct narrative, psychological, and spiritual sequel to Sur Sassui Abri, this volume takes the reader deep into the heart of the desolate desert (Rrinj) and jagged mountain passes, where the heroine Sassui confronts the utter limits of human endurance.Inside This Volume: - The Continuum of Resistance: Understand Sur Ma'azoori in its true context as an organic continuation of Sur Sassui Abri. Discover how initial ideological commitment (Abri) transforms under the physical trauma of isolation, climate, and exhaustion (Ma'azoori).- Redefining Helplessness (Ma'azoori): Moving beyond traditional, reductionist readings of female weakness, author Nazir Soomro demonstrates how Bhittai subverts physical breakdown into the sovereign triumph of human willpower. When the body collapses, the spirit takes absolute command.- The Acoustic Alchemy of Pain: Explore Latif's stunning poetic musicology-where Sassui's desperate cries across the desert do not reflect pathetic weeping, but resonate with the haunting, harmonious structural beauty of a bowed Sarangee.- Modern Interdisciplinary Commentary: Unpack Bhittai's verses through modern existentialism, radical feminism, materialist philosophy, and comparative literature (drawing parallels with Jalaluddin Rumi, Simone de Beauvoir, Theodor Adorno, and Luce Irigaray).- Precision Translation: Features line-by-line academic English translation alongside deep contextual notes designed for literary scholars, researchers, and global lovers of mystic poetry.Why Read Sur Ma'azoori Alongside Sur Sassui Abri Sassui's journey is not a collection of fragmented verses, but a continuous evolution of human consciousness under extreme pressure. Readers are strongly encouraged to read this volume in direct dialogue with Sur Sassui Abri to trace the complete psychological arc of the seeker-from her initial radical awakening to her battle-tested, unyielding sovereignty.About the SeriesReading Love Otherwise is a groundbreaking multi-volume academic project dedicated to translating and analyzing Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai's classical poetry through contemporary theoretical frameworks. Sur Ma'azoori represents the fourth book in this landmark series (following Sur Sohni, Sur Khambhat, and Sur Sassui Abri).Essential reading for scholars of Sufism, South Asian literature, feminist theory, existential philosophy, and world poetry.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. DescriptionIn Volume 5 of the groundbreaking series Reading Love Otherwise, author and researcher Nazir Soomro presents a transformative re-evaluation of classical Sindhi poetry, focusing on Sur Desi from the Shah Jo Risalo. Continuing his celebrated analytical framework-Akh Ulti Dhar (The Inverted Vision)-Soomro deconstructs centuries of conventional, purely mystic, or passive interpretations of Shah Latif's verses, uncovering a radical blueprint of female agency, existential resilience, and dynamic psychological interiority.Sur Desi captures one of the most agonizing yet spiritually empowering phases of Sasui's epic pursuit. Left behind in the barren wilderness after the sudden abduction of her beloved Punhun, Sasui faces immediate isolation, terrain disorientations, and the psychological trauma of betrayal. Rather than portraying her as a helpless victim of fate, Nazir Soomro's meticulous analysis reveals Sasui as an active strategist, an eco-feminist sovereign, and an existential heroine who commands her own destiny.Key Highlights & Analytical FrameworksRadical Female Agency & Absolute Accountability: Explores how Sasui subverts patriarchal victimization by rejecting external blame (Deran doh na. ma'u maro'ee moon), owning her journey, and striding barefoot into the lethal desert terrain.The Psychology of Absolution & Protective Devotion: Unpacks the profound emotional elevation where the seeker shields the Beloved from public reproach (Panho'ee'a koo ma chawee), absorbing all blame and tragedy into her own sovereign consciousness.Ecofeminism & Strategic Ingenuity: Examines Sasui's alliance with nature-including her tactical communication with desert fauna like the Malari bird-to mobilize local omens, disrupt patriarchal trajectories, and rewrite her path of pursuit.Sensory Memory & Environmental Metamorphosis: Demonstrates how internal focus transforms harsh mountainous cliffs into perfumed sanctuaries, preserving the sacred "dew of presence" (Maghan tan makoon) long after physical separation.Comparative Global Scholarship: Connects Shah Latif's existential and psychological insights with world literature and philosophy, drawing rich parallels with Soren Kierkegaard, Rainer Maria Rilke, Rabindranath Tagore, John Keats, and Rumi.Format & StructureDesigned meticulously for scholars, university libraries, lovers of Sufi literature, and general readers of world poetry, this volume includes: Original Sindhi Poetic Verses rendered in traditional Latifi script.Direct Philosophical & Literary English Translations formatted in elegant Garamond.Line-by-Line Psychological Blueprints charting Sasui's dynamic interiority.Feminist, Existential, and Global Comparative Essays for every verse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Bhutto and the American GameThe Cold War. The Fear of Communist Expansion. The Making of Modern Pakistan?Was Zulfikar Ali Bhutto truly a socialist, or was socialism employed as a political instrument during one of the most turbulent periods of the Cold War?This expanded English edition re-examines one of the most debated questions in Pakistan's political history. Placing Pakistan within the wider global struggle between capitalism and communism, the book explores how the Cuban Revolution, Vietnam, the spread of socialist movements across Asia and Africa, and the strategic calculations of the United States shaped political developments inside Pakistan.Drawing upon historical documents, diplomatic correspondence, political speeches, memoirs, judicial records, and contemporary evidence, the study distinguishes between socialist rhetoric and socialist transformation, between political language and structural change.The author, an eyewitness to many of the events discussed and a long-time student of global political history, combines personal experience with documentary research while maintaining an academic and evidence-based approach.This book does not seek to defend or condemn any political leader. Instead, it asks a historical question: Was Bhutto a socialist-or was socialism itself part of a larger political strategy?For readers interested in the Cold War, South Asian politics, socialism, state power, and the making of modern Pakistan, Bhutto and the American Game offers a provocative and deeply researched interpretation of a defining era.Nazir Soomro This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The universe stands on a single pillar "Love". If that pillar collapses, everything collapses with it. including you.Welcome to Volume Two: The horizon does not limit the sky; it only marks where your longing begins.Three centuries ago, Shah Latif looked up at the stars and the vast desert skies of Sindh, posing an existential truth that still echoes across time: "Love is not merely an act of union; it is a relentless journey through the infinite spaces of separation. It is the endurance of the soul when the beloved is out of sight."If Volume One (Sur Sohni) was a fiery plunge into the turbulent waters of rebellion, Volume Two (Sur Khambhat) is a soaring, intellectual flight into the cosmic architecture of longing, beauty, and existential patience.Through the timeless verses of Shah Latif, reinterpreted with a sharp feminist sensibility and secular existential clarity, this volume shifts the lens from physical confrontation to the profound psychology of Hajr (Separation). Here, love is encountered not as a romantic sentiment, but as: Cosmic Longing: A force that expands the human consciousness beyond earthly boundaries.Intellectual Autonomy: The internal landscape where a woman defines her worth, independent of society's presence.Existential Endurance: Finding ultimate meaning in the painful, yet liberating space of waiting.The Authentic Gaze: Challenging the traditional patriarchal gaze by redefining the aesthetics of beauty and desire.In this volume (Sur Khambhat), the journey becomes internal. The camel becomes a metaphor for the untamed human ego, the moon a mere witness to a beauty far greater, and the night an expansive canvas for the lonely soul seeking its true essence.Walk through this profound chapter of humanistic love. Experience the poetry that does not comfort you, but demands you to expand, to endure, and to truly look at the universe through the eyes of freedom.Click. Download. Continue the journey into a different world of love. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. DescriptionHow We Are RuledThe Five Layers of Invisible PowerWe like to believe that we are free.We choose what to believe.We choose what to buy.We choose whom to trust.We choose whom to vote for.We choose what to fear.We choose what to desire.But how many of these choices are truly our own?How We Are Ruled takes the reader beneath the visible structures of power and into the hidden territory where human behaviour is shaped: the human mind.Governments, religions, schools, media organizations, corporations, advertisers, political movements, social-media platforms, algorithms, and Artificial Intelligence may appear to be completely different forms of power. Yet behind many of them lies a common psychological process.This book identifies five interconnected layers through which invisible power can influence human beings: Attention Emotion Belief Identity ObedienceFirst, attention is captured.Then emotion is activated.Emotion becomes belief.Belief becomes identity.And identity can eventually produce obedience.At the final stage, external commands may no longer be necessary. The individual may begin to carry the system inside his own mind.Through chapters on fear, hope, identity, language, education, religion, media, entertainment, money, advertising, social media, algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, propaganda, crowds, obedience, and the psychology of leaders, this book explores one of the oldest questions in human civilization: How can human beings be governed without being forced?The answer is not found only in governments or armies.It is found in stories.In symbols.In emotions.In habits.In identities.In the information we receive-and in the information we never see.But this book is not only about control.Its final movement is toward freedom.It asks how human beings can recognize invisible power, think beyond inherited narratives, reclaim their attention, question their beliefs, and develop the one form of resistance that no system can easily manufacture: the free mind.The technologies of power are changing rapidly.Artificial Intelligence, brain science, digital society, personalized algorithms, and the battle for human attention may give invisible power capabilities that previous generations could scarcely imagine.But technology does not have to become a prison.The same knowledge that can be used to influence the mind can also be used to understand and protect it.How We Are Ruled is therefore both a warning and an invitation.A warning about the invisible forces that shape human thought.And an invitation to become conscious of them.Because the greatest defence against invisible power is not simply freedom of choice.It is understanding how our choices are being shaped.And perhaps the first step toward freedom is the moment we stop asking only, "What do I think?"and begin asking, "Who taught me to think this way?"Nazir Soomro This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. DescriptionIn Volume 5 of the groundbreaking series Reading Love Otherwise, author and researcher Nazir Soomro presents a transformative re-evaluation of classical Sindhi poetry, focusing on Sur Desi from the Shah Jo Risalo. Continuing his celebrated analytical framework-Akh Ulti Dhar (The Inverted Vision)-Soomro deconstructs centuries of conventional, purely mystic, or passive interpretations of Shah Latif's verses, uncovering a radical blueprint of female agency, existential resilience, and dynamic psychological interiority.Sur Desi captures one of the most agonizing yet spiritually empowering phases of Sasui's epic pursuit. Left behind in the barren wilderness after the sudden abduction of her beloved Punhun, Sasui faces immediate isolation, terrain disorientations, and the psychological trauma of betrayal. Rather than portraying her as a helpless victim of fate, Nazir Soomro's meticulous analysis reveals Sasui as an active strategist, an eco-feminist sovereign, and an existential heroine who commands her own destiny.Key Highlights & Analytical FrameworksRadical Female Agency & Absolute Accountability: Explores how Sasui subverts patriarchal victimization by rejecting external blame (Deran doh na. ma'u maro'ee moon), owning her journey, and striding barefoot into the lethal desert terrain.The Psychology of Absolution & Protective Devotion: Unpacks the profound emotional elevation where the seeker shields the Beloved from public reproach (Panho'ee'a koo ma chawee), absorbing all blame and tragedy into her own sovereign consciousness.Ecofeminism & Strategic Ingenuity: Examines Sasui's alliance with nature-including her tactical communication with desert fauna like the Malari bird-to mobilize local omens, disrupt patriarchal trajectories, and rewrite her path of pursuit.Sensory Memory & Environmental Metamorphosis: Demonstrates how internal focus transforms harsh mountainous cliffs into perfumed sanctuaries, preserving the sacred "dew of presence" (Maghan tan makoon) long after physical separation.Comparative Global Scholarship: Connects Shah Latif's existential and psychological insights with world literature and philosophy, drawing rich parallels with Soren Kierkegaard, Rainer Maria Rilke, Rabindranath Tagore, John Keats, and Rumi.Format & StructureDesigned meticulously for scholars, university libraries, lovers of Sufi literature, and general readers of world poetry, this volume includes: Original Sindhi Poetic Verses rendered in traditional Latifi script.Direct Philosophical & Literary English Translations formatted in elegant Garamond.Line-by-Line Psychological Blueprints charting Sasui's dynamic interiority.Feminist, Existential, and Global Comparative Essays for every verse. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Discover the Existential Alchemy of Suffering, Willpower, and Universal Agency in Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai's Masterpiece.Reading Love Otherwise: Volume Four - Sur Ma'azoori is an authoritative, academic translation and philosophical commentary on one of the most poignant and intense chapters of the 18th-century Sindhi Sufi poet Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai's Shah Jo Risalo.Serving as the direct narrative, psychological, and spiritual sequel to Sur Sassui Abri, this volume takes the reader deep into the heart of the desolate desert (Rrinj) and jagged mountain passes, where the heroine Sassui confronts the utter limits of human endurance.Inside This Volume: The Continuum of Resistance: Understand Sur Ma'azoori in its true context as an organic continuation of Sur Sassui Abri. Discover how initial ideological commitment (Abri) transforms under the physical trauma of isolation, climate, and exhaustion (Ma'azoori).Redefining Helplessness (Ma'azoori): Moving beyond traditional, reductionist readings of female weakness, author Nazir Soomro demonstrates how Bhittai subverts physical breakdown into the sovereign triumph of human willpower. When the body collapses, the spirit takes absolute command.The Acoustic Alchemy of Pain: Explore Latif's stunning poetic musicology-where Sassui's desperate cries across the desert do not reflect pathetic weeping, but resonate with the haunting, harmonious structural beauty of a bowed Sarangee.Modern Interdisciplinary Commentary: Unpack Bhittai's verses through modern existentialism, radical feminism, materialist philosophy, and comparative literature (drawing parallels with Jalaluddin Rumi, Simone de Beauvoir, Theodor Adorno, and Luce Irigaray).Precision Translation: Features line-by-line academic English translation alongside deep contextual notes designed for literary scholars, researchers, and global lovers of mystic poetry.Why Read Sur Ma'azoori Alongside Sur Sassui Abri?Sassui's journey is not a collection of fragmented verses, but a continuous evolution of human consciousness under extreme pressure. Readers are strongly encouraged to read this volume in direct dialogue with Sur Sassui Abri to trace the complete psychological arc of the seeker-from her initial radical awakening to her battle-tested, unyielding sovereignty.About the SeriesReading Love Otherwise is a groundbreaking multi-volume academic project dedicated to translating and analyzing Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai's classical poetry through contemporary theoretical frameworks. Sur Ma'azoori represents the fourth book in this landmark series (following Sur Sohni, Sur Khambhat, and Sur Sassui Abri).Essential reading for scholars of Sufism, South Asian literature, feminist theory, existential philosophy, and world poetry. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…