Titlebook: Innovations in Bio-Inspired Computing and Applications; Proceedings of the 9 Ajith Abraham,Niketa Gandhi,Millie Pant Conference proceedings

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Gayatri Malhotra,V. Lekshmi,S. Sudhakar,S. Udupas because it seeks higher levels of standardization on the presumption that order, coherence and similarity should overcome difference. Its research economy is uncreative, and, afraid of exposure to an “outside”, professionalized practices are frequently preoccupied with “cycles of repetition and se

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Sharanya Nagarjan,Anuj Mohamed Deleuze’s thought in order to re-shape gendered economies o.This book uses Deleuze’s work to understand the politics of masculinity today. It analyses masculinity in terms of what it does, how it operates and what its affects are. Taking a pragmatic approach, Hickey-Moody shapes chapters around key

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Srishti Vashishtha,Seba Susantion gained from alleviating, however temporally, the irritation he felt when confronted by the hubris and obsfucation of certain postmodern texts. More earnestly, but along the same lines, Christopher Norris introduced ., noting that large sections of the erstwhile left or left-liberal intelligents

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P. C. Nissimagoudar,Anilkumar V. Nandi,H. M. Gireesham-makers, composers, and musicians his texts frequently refer to and to whose works many of Deleuze’s concepts are intimately linked—if we think, for example, of Kafka’s minor peoples, Kleist’s war-machine, or Bacon’s sensations. We can also not contend ourselves with pointing out Deleuze’s preferen

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Parag Narkhede,Shripad Deshpande,Rahee Walambeat scholarly attention in the Humanities has been directed toward plants. The last few years has seen the eruption of a vigorous and intensifying debate about the place of plants in human systems of meaning, including their cultural life, their discursive framing in academic and popular understandin

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