Subodh Bhattarai (English & Communication Notes - BBA/BBS/BBBS/BHM/BIM/BMS/MBA/MBS & +2)

  A Matter of Husbands   Ferenc Molnar   Translated by Benjamin Glazer   " A Matter of Husbands " is a one-act play written by Ferenc Molnár , a Hungarian playwright, and translated into English by Benjamin Glazer . The play is a clever and witty exploration of relationships, trust, and the nature of deception, all wrapped up in a lighthearted and comedic manner. Summary of the Play The play features only two characters: The Famous Actress : A confident, charming, and intelligent woman who is accustomed to being admired and desired. She is articulate, persuasive, and enjoys her power over others. The Earnest Young Woman : A naive (innocent), earnest (serious), and somewhat timid young woman, who is married and concerned about her husband’s fidelity (faithfulness). Her innocence makes her vulnerable to manipulation. Setting : The play is set in the drawing room of the Famous Actress’s apartment, which suggests a sense of luxury and sophistication. The setting is inti...

  Knowledge and Wisdom   Bertrand Russell   Bertrand Russell (1872–1970) was a British philosopher and logician known for his work in mathematical logic and analytic philosophy. He contributed to logicism, refined predicate calculus, and supported neutral monism (the theory that denies the existence of a duality in a particular sphere such as that between God and the world). He also developed theories of definite descriptions, logical atomism, and logical types. In his essay, Russell distinguishes between knowledge and wisdom. He says that knowledge is about acquiring information, while wisdom is about using that knowledge practically to create value. Wisdom comes from learning and experience, not just memorizing facts. Although we have more knowledge today than ever before, we haven't necessarily become wiser . Defining wisdom and finding ways to promote it can be challenging. First, let's consider what wisdom is and how it can be taught. Wisdom involves several elements...