Reviewing Books, Politico-Socio-Legal situations
Voice Over Words
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Reviewing Books, Politico-Socio-Legal situations
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July 20, 2020
VI: COVID-19: A patent problem in the global antiviral race?
During a pandemic, we are learning to rely on each other while being asked to stay indoors. There is a race to find a vaccine which is not something we are sure when will be ready. The Super Powers, Developed Countries, as well as Developing Countries, are eager to have one and get it to their people. However, do we have a patent problem?
July 17, 2020
V: Book Review: Duncan Hamilton, One Long and Beautiful Summer: A Short Elegy for Red-Ball Cricket
One of Duncan Hamilton's favourite writers on cricket, Edmund Blunden, wrote how he felt going to watch a game: 'You arrive early, earlier even than you meant . . . and you feel a little guilty at the thought of the day you propose to give up to sheer luxury'. In 2019, Hamilton became convinced that the therapeutic “slow trot” of cricket’s sparsely attended but charmingly nuanced county championship was at the point of unwelcome change, with the new white-ball competition the Hundred about to trample all over it. So to capture the quirky, kind and stoic people who characterise this receding community, he spent last season luxuriating in cricket at Sookholme in Nottinghamshire, Clifton Park in Yorkshire and Hove’s county ground in Sussex. Hamilton admits to “nostalgically summoning ghosts”, but with no cricket at all at the moment, his work makes for a welcome substitute, for all those nostalgic.
June 27, 2020
IV: Adichie's Half of a Yellow Sun (and Other Narratives) of the Nigeria-Biafra War
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s second novel, Half of a Yellow (published in 2006), is one in a long line of works by Nigerian authors to portray the Nigeria-Biafra War (1967–70). While Adichie has stated that she wanted to make modern Nigeria aware of its history by writing the novel, the writer has also revealed that she drew from past literary portrayals to construct her narrative. In order to untangle the complex construction of Half of a Yellow Sun, the attempt is to explores the way the novel negotiates the literary legacy of Biafra through material fashion.
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