State and society: the destruction of villages and the prosperity of cities.
(الدولة والمجتمع هلاك القرى وازدهار المدن)

Name: State and society: the destruction of villages and the prosperity of cities.
Author: Blackbird, Dr. Mohammed.

Title	State and society: the destruction of villages and the prosperity of cities.
Title Original	الدولة والمجتمع هلاك القرى وازدهار المدن
Author	Blackbird, Dr. Mohammed.
Author Original	شحرور د محمد
Publication Date:	2018
Publication Place	Beirut - Dar Al Saqi
Subject	Islamic sociology, Social norms
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	388
Library:	Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID	ISBN : 9786144254608, ISBN : 6144254609, ISBN : 9786140320796, ISBN : 6140320798
Record ID	alma9932737018003768
Library Location	See online access
Date	2018
Notes	Malva asks why her father, Pablo Neruda, abandoned her as a child. The simple answer may be: He can no longer bear the suffering of caring for her while she is afflicted with a disease doomed to death, while he is the adventurous lover and rebel for the people... and “every moment of his time he spends saving my life is a lost moment of literature and eternity.” But it does not justify him concealing her existence after she tried to search for a mention of her in his famous poems or even his memoirs. She brings up Socrates to argue with Neruda, and he replies: “The great Socrates: Who are you to tell me what I should have done with my daughter? Before the judges, you rejected the alternatives available to get out of your case and preferred a cup of poison to taking care of your children. Difficult questions remain pressing on Malva: Does my father love me? Do I love him?... “I will never win my father's love, I will never get it back; "The only chance this thing could have happened during our lifetime has passed."
Sample Text	• Intro • Dedication • A word of thanks • The basic idea of the book • Introduction • Chapter One: The principle of changing the social process in a conscious and voluntary manner • Chapter Two: Family • Chapter Three: The Nation • Chapter Four: Nationalism • Chapter Five: The People • Chapter Six: Villages and their destruction • Chapter Seven: Tyranny is the title of unilateral thought • Chapter Eight: The emergence and prosperity of cities • Chapter Nine: Oath ownership is an alternative to slavery (contracts between free people) • Chapter Ten: Freedom and Democracy (Shura) • Conclusion • About the book.
Baskı	1st ed.

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State and society: the destruction of villages and the prosperity of cities.

(الدولة والمجتمع هلاك القرى وازدهار المدن)

Author Blackbird, Dr. Mohammed.

Author Original شحرور د محمد

Publication Date 2018

Publication Place Beirut - Dar Al Saqi

Subject Islamic sociology, Social norms

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 388

Library Wesleyan University Library

Library Asset ID ISBN : 9786144254608, ISBN : 6144254609, ISBN : 9786140320796, ISBN : 6140320798

Record ID alma9932737018003768

Library Location See online access

Date 2018

Notes Malva asks why her father, Pablo Neruda, abandoned her as a child. The simple answer may be: He can no longer bear the suffering of caring for her while she is afflicted with a disease doomed to death, while he is the adventurous lover and rebel for the people... and “every moment of his time he spends saving my life is a lost moment of literature and eternity.” But it does not justify him concealing her existence after she tried to search for a mention of her in his famous poems or even his memoirs. She brings up Socrates to argue with Neruda, and he replies: “The great Socrates: Who are you to tell me what I should have done with my daughter? Before the judges, you rejected the alternatives available to get out of your case and preferred a cup of poison to taking care of your children. Difficult questions remain pressing on Malva: Does my father love me? Do I love him?... “I will never win my father's love, I will never get it back; "The only chance this thing could have happened during our lifetime has passed."

Sample Text • Intro • Dedication • A word of thanks • The basic idea of the book • Introduction • Chapter One: The principle of changing the social process in a conscious and voluntary manner • Chapter Two: Family • Chapter Three: The Nation • Chapter Four: Nationalism • Chapter Five: The People • Chapter Six: Villages and their destruction • Chapter Seven: Tyranny is the title of unilateral thought • Chapter Eight: The emergence and prosperity of cities • Chapter Nine: Oath ownership is an alternative to slavery (contracts between free people) • Chapter Ten: Freedom and Democracy (Shura) • Conclusion • About the book.

Baskı 1st ed.