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• BEES RANIYON KA BIOSCOPE
  ...as a F.T. I. I. student, we were introduced to Ray -- who had a long three generation history from European novels adapted the Bengali sensibility in print and a ...uddenly times changed and source to the cinema which was modern literature lost its patronage from the print media. And the commercial cinema started givin
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• Bal Bangadhar TILAK
  He must have felt very poignantly for having lost the occupation of his choice when he left the New English School. Forsaken ...held forth as the proper idea to be kept constantly in view of the rising generation. To keep this spirit constant, Tilak worked ceaselessly to reach the people
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• Joseph Campbell
  ...ested in [[Hindu]] philosophy. This was also the time period of the [[Lost Generation]] (the period between the end of [[World War I]] through to the [[Great Dep
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• Arrival of Sound Cinema
  ...ts of Edison and Volta set about publicizing their rival machines, a first generation of entrepreneurs started exploiting them. One of these, no doubt typical of 2. Luke McKernan, ed., A Yank in Britain: The Lost Memoirs of Charles Urban, Film Pioneer (Hastings: Projection Box, 1999), 30
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• PhalkeCreativeWiki:About
  ...is similar to time, duration and memory: it is ever frugal, so nothing is "lost." The time and consciousness of yesterday lives on in the time of today. Li ...res, memories that arose from some image association. Sometimes I might be lost to a personal mental thread for several minutes before returning with full
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• Tilak
  He must have felt very poignantly for having lost the occupation of his choice when he left the New English School. Forsaken ...held forth as the proper idea to be kept constantly in view of the rising generation. To keep this spirit constant, Tilak worked ceaselessly to reach the people
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• 1870
  Saraswati: The mountain lost the companionship of the sea, and grew old in her memory. It has been a hard time since that cruel summer of 1857 when we lost many fine men and their innocent families to the perfidious intent of subje
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• World
  ...n or a German. He inclines to the latter view. He does not know who won or lost these conflicts and he does not care. He has not even a sporting interest i ...istorical inspiration of the “Marseillaise”. They were massacred. They lost a third of a million men in three weeks. The Germans poured through Belgium
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• Film in india
  ...oriented social tale was advertised as an excellent warning to the younger generation to beware of venereal diseases and take necessary precautions. It is a film ...ts-in-law in Calcutta. Making a 'No Nuisance' sign for an address, he gets lost trying to find his friend Amal's (Baurah) room. His subsequent adventures t
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• The Talkie Era
  ...anings. Not only is culture shared but it must also be learned by each new generation through the process of social interaction. In India, mainstream cinema is t ...ed by a fire engineered by the landlord and his henchman. He seems to have lost his voice completely. The other is Sanjeevana himself, who becomes totally
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• Talkie
  ...ts of Edison and Volta set about publicizing their rival machines, a first generation of entrepreneurs started exploiting them. One of these, no doubt typical of 2. Luke McKernan, ed., A Yank in Britain: The Lost Memoirs of Charles Urban, Film Pioneer (Hastings: Projection Box, 1999), 30
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• PhalkeCreativeWiki:Community Portal
  Once they lost courtly patronage with the decline of princely rulers, their days were numb ...gh these shows mainly benefited the art-school-trained painters of a later generation.
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• Balgangadhar Tilak
  He must have felt very poignantly for having lost the occupation of his choice when he left the New English School. Forsaken ...held forth as the proper idea to be kept constantly in view of the rising generation. To keep this spirit constant, Tilak worked ceaselessly to reach the people
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• Railway
  ...ng that no Indian was without, something that fixed the occupation of each generation, and to this would be added the notion that there were in India such irreco ...himself recorded revealed that many thieves came from broken homes, or had lost their father in early childhood, and were in either case actuated by "‘ch
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• Vinayak Damodar Savarkar
  ...hat could make reconversions too happen. Hindus there realized that no man lost his faith because he had food, shelter outside his faith. ...nal asset. He denounces Hindu kings of the past who, for saving some cows, lost their kingdom, human rights etc. The prosperity of a nation does not depend
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• Non-Western cultures
  Once they lost courtly patronage with the decline of princely rulers, their days were numb ...gh these shows mainly benefited the art-school-trained painters of a later generation.
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• Thesis on the Philosphy of History
  ...erations and the present one. Our coming was expected on earth. Like every generation that preceded us, we have been endowed with a weak Messianic power, a power ...the following truth: nothing that has ever happened should be regarded as lost for history. To be sure, only a redeemed mankind receives the fullness of i
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• Early soound
  ...ts of Edison and Volta set about publicizing their rival machines, a first generation of entrepreneurs started exploiting them. One of these, no doubt typical of 2. Luke McKernan, ed., A Yank in Britain: The Lost Memoirs of Charles Urban, Film Pioneer (Hastings: Projection Box, 1999), 30
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• Magic words- a dictionary
  ...the test of time, passed on from master to apprentice, generation through generation, to find expression on the modern stage and street. These ancient, musical ...ionary seeks to reinstate dignity to the treasury of magic words that have lost some of their sparkle over the years, as well as to celebrate and codify th
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• Kala Bhavan
  ...irmation of the old nor for its own legitimacy before the eyes of the next generation. The ‘new’ city often grows in the post-colonial world by denouncing th ...and polity where extreme poverty and abundance sat at the same portal: the lost city sits beside the found city; the old city now out of work lazes around
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