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... society is the stuff of myths . The irony , of course , is that society expects these men to have no trouble easing back into its comfortable world , after they have come face to face with the reality which blew society's walls apart ...
... society is the stuff of myths . The irony , of course , is that society expects these men to have no trouble easing back into its comfortable world , after they have come face to face with the reality which blew society's walls apart ...
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... society . He illustrates man's insuperable dehumanization and erosion of human values under the constricting forces of technology . His novels sensitively portray the degrading influence of technology on man's psyche . The incessant ...
... society . He illustrates man's insuperable dehumanization and erosion of human values under the constricting forces of technology . His novels sensitively portray the degrading influence of technology on man's psyche . The incessant ...
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... society in an age whose worldview has been shaped by technological advancements . Modern society , in spite of all the emphasis it puts on technological perfection , has not been able to teach man that his happiness , inner fulfilment ...
... society in an age whose worldview has been shaped by technological advancements . Modern society , in spite of all the emphasis it puts on technological perfection , has not been able to teach man that his happiness , inner fulfilment ...
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Jalal Uddin Khan | 12 |
Tirthankar Das Purkayastha | 40 |
R S Krishnan | 54 |
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