Volume 12 | Issue 10 |

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This research explores how ecological memory functions in Indigenous stories, focusing on Joy Harjo's poetry, Anchorage, which serves as a vehicle for expressing environmental knowledge and cultural memory. This paper examines how indigenous oral traditions and literary representations capture a strong connection to the environment by analyzing this poetry. To better understand how Joy Harjo's poetry communicates indigenous ecological knowledge and values, this study will examine how she represents ecological memory in her poems. The study aims to demonstrate how indigenous literature contributes to a more comprehensive comprehension of the interaction between humans and nature. The study focuses on textual analysis and closely reads the poetry Anchorage by Harjo. The theoretical framework for this study will draw upon Ecocritical theory, particularly perspectives that emphasize Indigenous epistemologies and critique the colonial and capitalist exploitation of natural resources. Harjo's poetry also serves as a form of resistance against the marginalization of indigenous voices in mainstream environmental discourse. This study demonstrates that Indigenous literature, through its rich storytelling traditions and cultural expressions, plays a crucial role in advocating for ecological justice and raising awareness about the impacts of climate change.

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Ecocriticism, Memory studies, Climate change

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The power of personal psychology in the investments you choose A curious trait emerges: while it is believed that gains and losses should be equally potent, investors actually succumb to loss aversion. Income and profession matter to some extent while choosing one's investment strategy. Once in the investment market, investors are almost always a combination of a higher return seeker and risk aversion.

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impact of loss Aversion and Investment decisions

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One common autoimmune illness that causes changes in joint integrity is rheumatoid arthritis, which first presents as persistence synovitis. In individuals with rheumatoid arthritis, early, vigorous, and guided immunosuppressive therapy is necessary to elicit clinical remission and preserve function and health. Antirheumatic medication is sometime known as "disease-modifying antirhematic drugs" (dmards) since they have the ability to reduce synovial inflammation. This article attempts to bridge the gap between the era of kinas inhibitor and biological therapies, and the introduction of dmard therapy with medicine like methotrexate, leflinomide, sulfasalazine, injectable gold and (hydroxyl) chloroquine.

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Arthritis, Antirhematic Drugs, Diagnosis, Gout Arthritis, Rheumatoid

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The Oxford Advance Learners' Dictionary defines "communicative" as "ready and willing to talk and give information". Noam Chomsky's communicative view of language and theory of competence has much to do with linguistic competence. According to him "competence was internalized knowledge of the system of syntactic and phonological rules of the language that the ideal speaker - hearer possesses in the native language...," communicative competence is the ability to use the language appropriate to given social context. It is the ability to say or write something which is grammatical, appropriate, fluent, formally possible, feasible and socially and contextually acceptable. The environment is the atmosphere that surrounds the person or persons engaged in the communication. It has a tremendous influence upon communication. Noise, which is always present to one degree or the another in every communication situation, is the undesirable input due to the factors called barriers. This distorts the message. Feedback in the communication systems is that which allows the source to monitor the receiver's response to the message. It ensures accurate communication exchanges and indicates whether or not the communication has been received and understood. It helps the sources and the receiver to monitor the communication. Not only is feedback essential for communications, but it is also vital to teaching and learning.

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COMMUNICATION,LINGUISTIC COMPETENCE,SYNTACTIC AND PHONOLOGICAL,GRAMMATICAL,FORMAL,INFORMAL,LANGUAGE TEACHING/LEARNING SKILLS.

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SOME STUDENTS OF CLASS SIXTH FAIL TO UNDERSTAND THE INTRICACIES OF MATHEMATICS

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SOME STUDENTS OF CLASS SIXTH FAIL TO UNDERSTAND THE INTRICACIES OF MATHEMATICS

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FAILURE OF EIGHTH STANDARD STUDENTS TO GRASP BASIC CONCEPTS OF GEOMETRY

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FAILURE OF EIGHTH STANDARD STUDENTS TO GRASP BASIC CONCEPTS OF GEOMETRY

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colonization, rivalry, tradition, money, jealousy, education

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India is the largest democracy in the world. Political participation is mostly implemented through elections. Elections in India are the biggest experiment in democracy. For the successful functioning of the democratic system, the Constitution provides for the Election Commission under Article 342. Articles 324-329 of the Constitution in our country tell about the provision of elections. The Election Commission is an impartial and independent body.

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Constitutional Right and Democracy in India

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Abstract This study investigates the role of Virtual Reality (VR) in enhancing consumer engagement during brand experiences, examining its impact on emotional involvement, brand loyalty, purchase intention, and future engagement. Using a mixed-method approach, a sample of 300 respondents was surveyed to analyze the relationship between VR engagement and these key consumer behaviors. Quantitative analyses, including correlation, multiple regression, and ANOVA, reveal that VR significantly enhances emotional involvement and brand loyalty, positively influencing purchase intentions and future engagement. Qualitative thematic analysis corroborates these findings, highlighting consumers' appreciation for immersive experiences while identifying barriers such as cost and accessibility. The study emphasizes VR's potential as a powerful tool for fostering deeper consumer-brand connections, but also underscores the need to improve VR accessibility and content personalization to fully leverage its marketing advantages. Recommendations include focusing on personalization, addressing cost-related barriers, and innovating in VR content to sustain consumer interest. Future research could explore the integration of artificial intelligence to further enhance the immersive nature of VR experiences.

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Keywords: Virtual Reality, Consumer Engagement, Brand Loyalty, Purchase Intention, Immersive Marketing

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