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My Poetry, My Voice
Author: Jambili Literary Foundation
language: en
Publisher: Notion Press
Release Date: 2018-07-18
“Poetry is finest because it is purest; it is purest in that it appeals to five senses that send external impressions/perceptions in order to be churned by mind, heart and soul. Great poetry has the capacity to purify and ennoble human beings.” - Dr. B. C. Dash, Dept. of English, AUDC “Ladak neli kelanglong ahirjir angbong ta akeong aphai ahirjir ke angkung, arno, ateot pachingbar pen ketoksi keong. Lahui ahirjir angkung arno pachingbar alam matha patherong amat alangli kipudamji pu alam amokha ke pechok/pepleng thektherem si keong. Lake ilitum non malom ahirjir pen ining, iphu, pachephosapsedet apot, kelang kasanthin kadure apot. Non ateng pen chekirla lote meponbom chok ponbom po. Ilitum ahirjir ta pirthe adorbar along amethang amen chethang dun po.” - Sar’et Hanse, Eminent Poet
Outrageous Japanese
This is a user–friendly and concise Japanese phrase book and guide to Japanese slang and Japanese curses. The Japanese are extraordinarily polite and soft-spoken people who are always indirect and evasive in their dealings with each other. Right? Well, not really. They can be just as explicit, vicious, vile and downright vulgar as anyone else when they want to be. This little gem of a book teaches you hundreds and hundreds of Japanese taunts, threats, curses and expletives that you'll never find in any dictionary-showing you how the Japanese really talk to one another when they are angry or emotional. Fun and entertaining, it will help you to read Japanese, write Japanese, and speak Japanese. It leaves no taboo untouched and sets the record straight. Learn how to call somebody a lecher, a deadbeat, a tub of lard, (and much worse than we can show here)–and arm yourself with phrases such as "Drop dead" or "what sewer did you crawl out of jackass? Fun and instructive, it is the perfect antidote for those boring language classes you have been taking, and your Japanese friends will die when they hear you trying out new expressions like tonji (pig–child) and dauma–geisha (fat–bottomed geisha).
Constructing Authorities
Author: Onora O'Neill
language: en
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Release Date: 2015
This book is a collection of essays by Onora O'Neill and forms an illuminating commentary of Kant's fundamental philosophical strategy.