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  • The Corridor Between Us by eshaaa_writesss
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    Every single thing in this story is 100% real. No made-up scenes. No fictional tropes. Just my absolute reality. I am an extreme introvert, and absolutely nobody in my life knows that this crush ever existed. I never even found out his real name. But throughout my entire school life, Class 11 was the absolute best year for me-and he was the sole reason why. From the daily room swaps during Sociology to a heart-stopping interaction at the farewell dance, The Corridor Between Us chronicles a silent, intense bond shared between a junior in a white Anarkali and a senior in a wine-red suit. It's a story for anyone who has ever loved someone deeply, madly, and completely from afar.
  • Humanities Writing #1 Who Am I? by kittenrra
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  • The Fate of the Humanities by AJEckle
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    This is an essay on the debate about the humanities being taught in colleges while the most in-demand jobs are in the engineering and programming fields.
  • Ancient Prophecies Overlooked by Aisle Clerks Fastening by oaflopean
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    A story of the Roman market. The women of the tambourine stand gather in the aisle of their temple to talk about clothes and food. They gossip about who is looking the prettiest. Soon, the world catches up sending the city-state into a fiddle-faddle.
  • Stoicism -  A Reason to Get Out of Bed by cosmis_yonder444
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    What is stoicism? How does this shift in perspective help us cope with the uncertainty of life? How can we take on the adversaries of life through the four virtues of stoicism: wisdom, temperance, courage and justice. Is there such a need for this philosophy? Let's discuss these lessons together my friends!
  • Lord of the Flies and its Relations to Thomas Hobbes and John Locke A by h2ohdear
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    An essay I wrote for Humanities. I'm fairly proud of it, but I would like some feedback.
  • Planet of Light by FritzRui
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    One day, he was jogging along the Rhine River in Germany when he encountered fog. Lost in the fog, he switched to another planet. This planet was similar to Earth, but different. It was not a time travel, but a different planet. One obvious point here was that there was plenty of sunshine and no cold. The trust between people was much better than on Earth, and there was no war...
  • THE INTRODUCTION OF SELF by relativelywriting
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  • Bhagwat De-squeeze of Hindu Caste-Squeeze by BSMurthy
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    Addressing a gathering at Ravidas Jayanti in Mumbai recently, Dr. Mohan Bhagwat, the Sarsanghchalak of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), as cited in the Organiser, dateline Feb 6, 2023, has said - "To our Creator, we are equal. There is no caste or sect. If some pundits citing scriptures are talking about caste-based discrimination, then it is false. .. We are confused in the whirlpool of the concept of caste and caste hierarchy. This confusion has to be removed." Maybe, Dr. Bhagwat's assertion supra is primarily meant to douse the Shudra political fire but if only carried forward, it has an immense potential to set the Hindu polity on its reformist course like none else before.
  • Anthropocene: Turning Point In Human History by KathyKrolLahr
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    Society needs to change, just like our DNA does. This piece is taken from Thought Notebook Journal: Parallelism Of Cyclicality. http://thoughtnotebook.org/issue-4.html
  • Junrelan's collection of deep thoughts by Junreloo
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    There's no story, this is non-fiction. These are merely opinions and self-reflection. If you think they make sense, please refrain from blindly believing everything else, that goes the same otherwise. Exercise the only real freedom that we have, the freedom of reflection. Always be skeptical but not close-minded.
  • Indus University by Indusuniversity
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    Indus University has been established to make a noteworthy contribution to the social, economic, and cultural life of our country. The founders of Indus University seek to deliver the best quality education to their students. The three pillars on which this University firmly stands are educational wisdom, professional brilliance, and research & innovation, all of which aim to nurture a spirit of entrepreneurship and social responsibility. "ज्ञानेन प्रकाशते जगत्" "Knowledge Enlightens the World"
  • Homo Mediocris - Mediocrity in the Contemporary Society by somesay182
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    This essay problematize the concept of "mediocrity" in our contemporary society. What is mediocrity and why is it presented to be so negative? How are the social pressures of our society influencing us and turning us into a new species of Homo - the Homo Mediocris? Shall we discard mediocrity as something negative, or shall we instead revalue it as an indispensable part of our lives? In these pages we will try to analyze and give an answer to all of these important questions in order to understand that being mediocre should not be seen as a negative aspect of our lives, but rather as a indispensable feature of our success as a species.
  • 𝚙𝚘𝚎𝚝𝚛𝚢 𝚊𝚗𝚍 𝚜𝚞𝚌𝚑 by iisab3la
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  • Unity in Diversity: Nurturing Religious Harmony in Indonesia by dmingaiz
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    Criterion C, B, & D for Humanities, enjoy!