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Some gleanings from Plato’s Gorgias
In Pakistan we suffer from intense negativity which is not conducive to building a healthy and prosperous society
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'The Ambassador’s Wife’s Tale' by Julia Miles is an intriguing read to say the least
The book is not all serious stuff. There are plenty of light-hearted anecdotes and witty vignettes
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Western classical music — an imploration
Instrumental and orchestral western classical music might be more acceptable to listeners in this country
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Larger dimensions
We have come a long way in Pakistan’s short history despite being beset by three decades of military rule
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Enhancing the Pakistani mind
What we need to do is to study in depth the thought over the past centuries of leading thinkers of humanity
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The world in turbulence
Recent cataclysmic events have plunged our world into much turbulence
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The world in flux
When everything is in a flux, some semblance of constancy is required to anchor our being
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Rhetoric versus values
Oratorical skill meant power and influence. Being clever at public speaking was a distinct advantage
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A question of mindsets
Future of the world will depend on which worldview prevails: Hellenic-cum-Confucian or the religious fundamentalist?
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Overcoming cultural divides
When we understand, we can better comprehend. And that enables informed choices