Sanju (Mehr als 1.200 Ergebnisse)

Paperback. Zustand: New. Inada, Koji (illustrator).

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Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 59p, ills. On an ethnic community in Nepal's Terai area.

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Paperback or Softback. Zustand: New. Back from Hell: The Fight through Adversities. Book.

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Soft cover. Zustand: As New. Contents: 1. The first step. 2. The decision. 3. The campaign. 4. Comrade TV Appu. 5. A problem called China. 6. The background of Thalassery-Pulpally. 7. Ma. 8. Preparation for Pulpally. 9. Pulpally revolt. 10. Comrade Kissan Thomman's Martydom. 11. Life at Thirunelli. 12. In police custody. 13. Prison and court. 14. The Thalassery Fiasco. 15. Political responses. 16. Naxalbari and the perversion called Annihilation. 17. The political resolution of the CPI (ML). 18. Comrade Chandy. 19. Kuttiyadi and Tirunelli. 20. The Brutal murder of Comrade Varghese. 21. Life in prison at Kozhikode. 22. Trial and verdict. 23. The Bangladesh War. 24. The inmates of Kannur Prison. 25. Thiruvananthapuram Central Prison. 26. The High Court Verdict. 27. The women's cell of Thiruvananthapuram Prison. 28. The declaration of emergency. 29. Tortures during emergency. 30. The death of Mao and March elections. 31. Persuasion. 32. Freedom. 33. Looking back. Appendix. Epilogue. "On the night of November 24, 1968, a group of sixty determined to change the world, ran over a police station in the forests of Western Ghats. One of them was a girl, young enough to be a senior secondary student. The group hacked to death a wireless operator, fatally wounded an inspector and then went on to distribute the hoarded wealth of the feudal lords who had made slaves of tribal women and men, trading them in village fairs and binding them in perpetual debt. They were declared murderous dacoits by the media, the young woman's photograph was splashed every where as a warning. Thus was born, the poster woman of Kerala's Naxal Movement. The fascinating story of Ajitha is also that of Kerala's Naxalbari.". …

Soft cover. Zustand: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Included. Contents: 1. Italo Calvino in Thrissur Express/Gita Hiranyan. 2. What mother ought to know/Gracy. 3. The Summons from God/Sithara S. 4. The perfect wife/K. Saraswathi Amma. 5. Smell of a bird/Madhavikutty. 6. Madness/BM Suhra. 7. Maanikkan/Lalithambika Antharjanam. 8. People's court/Chandramathi. 9. A world without Dushyantha and Bhima/P. Vatsala. 10. Matrimony/Sarah Joseph. 11. Black spots/Ashita. 12. The lost world/Rajalakshmi. Women outnumber men in classrooms offices bus stops and almost everywhere in Kerala. And that is often touted as one of the unique features of the land like its inland boat cruises heritage tourism and high human development indices. But little is known of the regressive society that confronts Malayali women. Till the early decades of the last century women had to leave their bosom bare. The society that celebrates C grade titillating movies recently witnessed the rape of a 70 percent burn victim in hospital. Predictably the women writers of Malayalam have a lot to say about themselves and their society. These short stories span almost a century of women writings between Lalithambika Antharjanam born in 1909 and the 26 year old Sithara. From caste inequities to post modern cultural clashes these 12 stories reflect the writers sensibilities and social awareness their attempts at reaching out to the world and delving deep within. 163 pp. …