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Priyobrata Sinha,Nabanita Ghosh,Soham Mitra,Arindam Bhattacharyyawill be described as a ‘confluence’ between the supposedly contradictory epistemological regimes of objective and teleological scientific knowledge and a form of literary knowledge which is characterised as procedural, contingent and object-less. The article will first present a very brief genealogy

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Arun Upadhyay,Ayeman Amanullah,Vibhuti Joshi,Ribhav Mishra,Amit Mishradeed, while names like Charles Darwin, Albert Einstein, or Stephen Hawking definitely have a familiar ring to us, when asked about women in the history of science, too often Marie Curie is where the conversation begins and ends. Using Tracy Chevalier’s . (2009) as an example, this article will show

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Mohammed Aftab Alam,V. P. Subramanyam Rallabandi,Prasun Kumar Roythat literature may serve as a fertile ground for the investigation of this alleged antinomy. Particularly, literary works focusing on the theme of the double . seem to explore this issue in a way possible only within fiction, namely, by an explicit personification of both poles of the contradiction

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Payel Ghosh,Anirban Ghoshs religions that developed in different directions and led eventually to Christianity, Islam, and Judaism, and many minor religions. Hinduism and Buddhism, however, could be better described as a mixture of philosophy and religion. All religions are based on faith, so not surprisingly they evolve in

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Biology of Neuroinflammation: A Common Denominator in Brain Pathologies,onic inflammation induces cascades of inflammatory reactions that leads to neurodegeneration. The harmful effect of chronic inflammation in modulating the course of disease has been well documented in a wide range of neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimer’s disease, Huntington’s disease, Amyotro