Description

This book weaves a tapestry of diverse themes, commencing with an analysis of Amitav Ghosh's exploration of literature and climate change. It navigates through Protiva Basu's portrayal of women during India's Partition, revealing their universal vulnerability amid chaos. The narrative dissects the sociopolitical intricacies of 'The Butari Death Case,' unraveling the layers of a tragic incident. Shifting to cultural impact, it delves into Kpop and Kdrama, examining their influence on ideologies and socio-cultural communication. Addressing global concerns, it examines the decline in global homicides while underscoring the need for sustained efforts. The book also probes the overlooked aspect of freedom from violence in development studies, connecting economic constraints to violence in India. Lastly, it explores the Hallyu wave's influence on India, emphasizing its impact on Manipur, and delves into the evolution of Kpop, spotlighting Seo Taeji and Boys' defiance against societal norms and censorship. This comprehensive exploration covers literature, culture, societal issues, and global phenomena, providing readers with a thought-provoking journey through a diverse array of topics.