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Volume 1
- Castes in India; Their Mechanism, Genesis and Development • Paper • 9thMay 1916
- Annihilation of Caste • Book • 1936
- Maharashtra as a Linguistic Province (Statement submitted to the Linguistic Provinces Commission) • Statement • 1948
- Need for Checks and Balances- Article on Linguistic State • 1953
- Thoughts on Linguistic States • Book • 1955
- Ranade, Gandhi and Jinnah • Speech • 1943
- Evidence before the Southborough Committee • Written Statement • 1919
- Federation versus Freedom • Speech • 1939
- Communal Deadlock and a Way to Solve it • Speech • 1945
- States and Minorities: What are their Rights and How to secure them in the Constitution of Free India • Memorandum • 1947
- Small Holdings in India and their Remedies • Paper • 1918
- Mr. Russell and the reconstruction of Society • Review •1918
Volume 2
- Dr. B. R. Ambedkar in the Bombay Legislature • Speech, Questions and Debate • 1927 to 1939.
- Dr. B. R. Ambedkar with the Simon Commission (Indian Statutory Commission) • Report, Statements and Evidence • 1928 to 1932.
- Dr. B. R. Ambedkar at the Round Table Conferences • Memorandum and Evidence • 1930 to 1933.
Volume 3
(Published Posthumously) All individual Essays compiled by the editorial team of Dr.B. R. Ambedkar source material publication committee.
- Philosophy of Hinduism
- The Hindu Social Order- Its Essential Principles
- The Hindu Social Order- Its Unique Features
- Symbols of Hinduism
- Ancient India on Exhumation
- The Ancient Regime
- A Sunken Priesthood
- Reformers and Their Fate
- The Decline and fall of Buddhism
- The Literature of Brahminism
- The Triumph of Brahminism
- The Morals of the House
- Krishna and His Gita
- Analytical Notes of Virat Parva and Udyog Parva
- Brahmins versus Kshatriyas
- Shudras and the Counter-Revolution
- The Woman and the Counter-Revolution
- Buddha or Karl Marx
- Schemes of Books
Volume 4
(Published Posthumously) Riddles in Hinduism –An Exposition to enlighten the masses. (All individual Essays compiled by the editorial team of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar source material publication committee.)
- The Difficulty of Knowing why one is a Hindu
- The Orgin of the Vedas – The Brahminic Explanation or an exercise in the art of circumlocution
- The Testimony of other Shastras on the orgin of the Vedas
- Why suddenly the Brahmins declare the Vedas to be infallible and not to be questioned?
- Why did the Brahmins go further and declare that the Vedas are neither made by man nor by God?
- The Contents of the Vedas: Have they any moral or spiritual value?
- The turn of the tide Or How did the Brahmins declare the Vedas to be lower than the lowest of their Shastras?
- How the Upanishads declared war on the Vedas?
- How the Upanishads came to be made subordinate to the Vedas?
- Why did the Brahmins make the Hindu Gods fight against one another?
- Why did the Brahmins make the Hindu Gods suffer to rise and fall?
- Why the Brahmins did dethrone the Gods and enthrones the Goddesses?
- The Riddle of the Ahimsa
- From Ahimsa to Himsa
- How did the Brahmins Wed an Ahimsak God to a Bloodthirsty Goddess?
- The Riddle of the Vedas
- The Riddle of the Vedanta
- The Riddle of the Triomurti
- Smarth Dharma and Tantrik Dharma
- The Infallibility of the Vedas
- The Four Varnas- Are the Brahmins sure of their origin?
- The Four Ashramas- the Why and How about them.
- Manu's madness or the Brahmanic explanation of the origin of the mixed castes.
- The Change from Paternity to Maternity. What did the Brahmins wish to gain by it?
- Kali Varjya or the Brahminic art of suspending the operation of Sin without calling it Sin.
- The Riddle of the Varnashram Dharma.
- Compulsory Matrimony
- The Theory of Manvantra
- Brahma is not Dharma. What good is Brahma?
- Kali yuga- Why have the Brahmins made it unending?
- The Riddle of the Kali Yuga.
- The Riddle of Rama and Krishna.
Volume 5
(Published Posthumously) Untouchables or the children of India's ghetto. (All individual Essays compiled by the editorial team of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar source material Publication Committee.)
- Untouchability – Its Source
- Untouchability- Their Numbers
- Slaves and Untouchables
- Outside the Fold
- Unfit for human Association
- Untouchability and Lawlessness
- Why Lawlessness is Lawfull?
- (Roots of the Problem) Parallel Cases
- Hindus and want of Public Conscience
- Hindus and their want of Social Conscience
- The Hindu and his belief in Caste
- (What the Untouchables have to face) Antagonism of the Administration
- Problem of Discrimination
- Problem of Isolation
- Civilization of Felony
- The House the Hindus have built
- The Rock on which it is built
- Touchables versus Untouchables
- The Curse of Caste
- From millions to fractions
- The Revolt of the Untouchables
- Held at bay
- Their wishes are Laws unto us
- Under the Providence of Mr. Gandhi
- Gandhi and his fast
- A warning to the Untouchables
- Away from the Hindus (Conversion)
- Caste and Conversion
- Christianizing the Untouchables
- The condition of the convert
Volume 6
- Administration and Finance of the East India Company • Dissertation • 1915
- The Evolution of Provincial Finance in British India: A study in the Provincial Decentralization of Imperial Finance • Study/Research • 1925.
- The Problem of Rupee: Its Origin and its Solution • Book • 1923
- Statement of Evidence to the Royal Commission on Indian Currency • 1925
- The Present Problem in Indian Currency – I • Article • 1925
- The Present Problem in Indian Currency – II • Article • 1925
- Currency and Exchange • Review • 1925
- Report of the Taxation Enquiry Committee,1926 • Review • 1926
- Foreword to Commodity Exchange by P. G. Salve •1946
- Foreword to Social Insurance and India by M. R. Idgunji •1946
Volume 7
WHO WERE THE SHUDRAS? How they came to be the Fourth Varna in the Indo-Aryan Society • Book • 1947
THE UNTOUCHABLES, Who Were They and Why They Became Untouchables? • Book • 1948
Volume 8
PAKISTAN OR THE PARTITION OF INDIA • Book • 1940
Volume 9
- What Congress and Gandhi have done to the Untouchables • Book • 1945
- Mr. Gandhi and the Emancipation of the Untouchables • Book • 1943
Volume 10
Dr. Ambedkar as member of the Governor-General's Executive Council (1942-46)
- Dr. B. R. Ambedkar : A Biographical Sketch
- Appointment as Labour Member of the Viceroy's Council
- The Need for uniformity in Labour Legislation
- Election of a Member to the Advisory Committee of Geological Survey of India.
- The Situation in India
- Election of a Member to the Advisory Committee of Geological Survey of India.
- Why Indian Labour is determined to win the War
- The Paper control Order
- Announcement re : Grant of Inadequate Dearness Allowance to Workers
- The Indian Finance Bill
- Election of Members to the Standing Committee for the Labour Department
- The Indian Tea Control (Amendment) Bill
- The War Injuries (Compensation Insurance) Bill
- Employment Exchanges for Skilled and Semi-Skilled Personnel
- The Indian Boilers (Amendment) Bill
- The Motor Vehicles (Drivers) Amendment Bill
- The Mines Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Bill
- The War injuries (Compensation Insurance) Bill
- First Session of Plenary Labour Conference
- Labour and Parlimentary Democracy
- The Indian Trade Unions ( Amendment) Bill
- Post-war Development of Electric Power in India
- Labour Member's visit to jharia Coalfields
- Labour Member visits Coalmines
- Promotion of Labour Welfare in India
- Lifting the ban on Employment of Women on Underground work in Coalmines
- The Coalmines Safety (stowing) Amendment Bill
- Government Policy towards Labour
- Miscellaneous Departments
- Protection of Mosques in New Delhi
- The Factories (Amendment) Bill
- Advisory Committee on Coalmines Welfare Fund
- Mica Industry to be placed on a sound and stable footing
- Standing Labour Committee discusses recognition of Trade Unions
- Post-war Employment of skilled workers
- Plenary Session of Tripartite Labour Conference
- The Factories (Second Amendment) Bill
- The Payment of Wages (Amendment) Bill
- Damodar Valley Scheme-Calcutta Conference
- Post-war Electric Power Development
- Government Policy re Minaral Resources of India
- Labour Policy of Government of India
- Need for Immediate re-imposition of ban on Employment of Women Underground in Mines
- Department of Labour : Demand for Supplementary Grants
- The Mines Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Bill
- The Factories (Second Amendment ) Bill
- The Mines Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Bill
- Health Insurance for Industrials Workers
- War work of National Service Labour Tribunals
- Multi-purpose Development of Damodar Valley
- Housing of India's Industrials Workers
- State's Obligations to labour
- Multi-purpose Plan for development of Orissa's rivers
- Rejection of Railwaymen's Federation Demands
- Proposed evacuation of villagers in the prosecution of the Damodar Scheme
- Workmen's Compensation (Amendment) Bill
- Indian Mines (Amendment) Bill
- Factories (Amendment) Bill
- Rehabilitation Plans
- Welfare and Social Security of Workers
- Muslims have fared much better in Labour Department
- The Indian Finance Bill
- Strike by workers of Government of India Press
- Factories (Amendment) Bill
- Mica Mines Labour welfare Fund Bill
- Miscellaneous
- Grievances of the Scheduled Castes: By Dr. Ambedkar
- Note by Sir S. Cripps
- Dr. Ambedkar and Mr. S. Raja to Sir S. Cripps
- Sir R. Lumley (Bombay) to the Marquess of Linlithgow (Extract)
- Cripps Proposal
- Statement of Dr.Ambedkar on the Cripps Proposals
- The Marquess of Linlithgow to Mr.Amery
- War Cabinet Paper W.P. (42) 283 Memorandum by the Lord Privy Seal
- The Marquess of Linlithgow to Mr.Amery
- The Marquess of Linlithgow to Mr.Amery
- Dr. Ambedkar to the Marquess of Linlithgow
- Precis of discussion in the Viceroy's Executive Council
- Field Marshal Viscount Wawell to Mr. Amery
- Dr. Ambedkar to Field Marshal Viscount Wavell
- Field Marshal Viscount Wawell to Lord Pethick Lawrence
- Note of meeting between Cabinet delegation, Lord Wawell and Dr. Ambedkar
- Dr. Ambedkar to Lord Wavell
- Members of the Executive Council to Field Marshal Viscount Wawell
- Dr. Ambedkar to Rt. Hon'ble Mr. A. V. Alexander
- Dr. Ambedkar to Lord Pethick-Lawrence
- Lord Pethick-Lawrence to Dr. Ambedkar
- Rao Bahadur Sivaraj to Field Marshal Viscount Wawell
- Mr. Attlee to Dr. Ambedkar
- Dr. Ambedkar to Mr. Attlee
- Lord Pethick Lawrence to Mr. Attlee
- Lord Pethick Lawrence to Mr. Attlee
- A Critique of the proposal of the Cabinet Mission by Dr. Ambedkar
- Questions and Answers on 472 matters in the Council
Volume 11 (Published Posthumously)
The Buddha and his Dhamma • Book • 1957
Volume 11 (Supplement) Sources and Index by Vasant Moon • 1995
- Preface
- Pali sources of the text with notes
- Index to the text
- Bibliography
- Epithets of Buddha
Volume 12 (Published Posthumously)
- Ancient Indian Commerce
- Commercial Relations of India in the Middle Ages (or) The rise of Islam and the Expansion of Western Europe
- India on the Eve of the Crown Government
- The Untouchables and the Pax Britannica
- Lectures on the English Constitution: Preface, (i) Principles underlying the English Constitution, (ii) What is Parliament, (iii) The Crown, (iv) The House of Lords, (v) The Powers and Priviledge of the Lords and the Commons.
- Paramountcy and the Claim of the Indian States to be Independent
- The Common Law
- The Dominion Status
- The Law of Specific Relief
- The Law of Trust
- The Law of Limitation
- The Law of Criminal Procedure
- The Transfer of Property Act
- The Law of Evidence
- Waiting for a Visa (Autobiographical notes)
- The Constitution of British India
- Notes on Parliamentary Procedure
- Notes on History of India
- Manu and the Shudras
- Preservation of Social Order
- With the Hindus
- Frustration
- The problem of Political Suppression
- Which is worse? Slavery or Untouchability?
Volume 13 Dr. Ambedkar – The principal Architect of The Constitution of India.
(i) Dr. Ambedkar's entry into the Constituent Assembly
(ii) Presentation of the Draft of the Indian Constitution to the Constituent Assembly
(iii) first reading of the Draft Constitution (November 4 1948
(iv) Discussion on the Articles of the Draft Constitution (15 November
third reading of the Draft Constitution ( 17th November 1949
Volume 14
Dr. Ambedkar and the Hindu Code Bill.
- Hindu Code Bill referred to select committee
- The Draft Hindu code bill by Dr. Ambedkar along with the then existing Hindu code as amended by the select committee
- Discussion on the Hindu Code after return of the Bill from the select committee (11th February 1994 to 14th December 1950)
- Hindu Code Bill (Clause by Clause Discussion)
- Statement by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar in parliament in explanation of his resignation from the cabinet.
- Hindu code Bill and its purpose – by Dharemadeo Vidyavachaspati in Hindi.
Volume 15
Dr. Ambedkar as Free India's First Law minister and Member of Opposition in Indian Parliament, (1947 to 1956) Section I to VIII
20th November 1947 to 31st March 1949
- Foreign exchange regulation (Amendment Bill)
- Appointment of Statutory law revision committee
- Indian Nursing Council Bill
- Extra provincial Jurisdiction Bill
- Federal Court (Enlargement of Jurisdiction) Bill
- Provincial Insolvency (Amendment) Bill
- Resolution Re: Extension of Period Mentioned in sections 2 and 3 of India Act 1946 as adapted.
3rd February 1950 to 20th April 1950
- Insolvency Law (Amendment) Bill
- Criminal Law (Amendment) Bill
- Escape of Mir Laik Ali from custody
- Parliament (Prevention of Disqualification Bill)
- Motion of Adjournment
- Societies Registration (Amendment Bill)
- Army Bill
- Part C States (Laws) Bill
- Representation of the People Bill.
- 1st August 1950 to 22nd December 1950
- Dentists (Amendment) Bill.
- Resolution Re: Making of Laws by parliament in state list.
- Administration of evacuee property (Amendment) Bill.
- Qualifications for Elections to Parliament and Legislature of states.
- Coach-Behar (Assimilation of Laws) Bill.
- Indian Traffic (Fourth Amendment) Bill.
- Societies registration (Amendment) Bill.
- Representation of the People (Amendment) Bill.
- Demand No. 13 – Ministry of Law.
9th February 1951 to 21st April 1951
- Dentist (Amendment) Bill.
- Code of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Bill.
- Part B States (Laws) Bill.
- Supreme Court Advocates (Practice in High Court) Bill.
- Code of Civil Procedure (Amendment) Bill.
- Code of Civil Procedure (Second Amendment) Bill.
- Jallianwala Bagh National Memorial Bill.
- Constitution (First Amendment) Bill.
- 18th April 1951 to 19th May 1951
- Representation of the People (Amendment) Bill.
- 7th August 1951 to 12th October 1951
- Parliament – Prevention of Disqualification Bill.
- Assam (Alteration of Boundaries) Bill.
- Notaries Bill.
- Resolution regarding necessity for an All India Bar.
- Conduct of a Member of Parliament.
- Select Committee Meetings.
- Motions regarding delimitations of Constituencies of Order.
- Business of the House.
- Dr. Ambedkar's letter of Resignation.
19th May 1952 to 6th December 1956
- Thanks on address by the president
- Budget (General) 1952 -1953 General Discussion.
- Andhra State Bill, 1953.
- Estate Duty Bill, 1953.
- International Situation
- Government order on Bank Disputes
- Report of Commissioner for Scheduled Castes and Tribes for 1953.
- Constitution (Third Amendment) Bill 1954.
- Untouchability Offence Bill, 1954.
- Constitution (Forth Amendment) Bill 1954
- States Reorganisation Bill. 1956
- Obituaries Reference – Demise of Dr. B. R. Ambedkar.
18th November 1947 to 28th September 1951
- Answers by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, Law Minister, to the questions asked by the members of the parliament.
Volume 16
Pali Language
- The Pali Grammar
- The Pali Dictionary (a) Pali into English. (b) Pali into English, Marathi, Hindi and Gujarathi.
- Boudha Pooja Path
Volume 17
(Part One) Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and his Egalitarian Revolution – Struggle for Human Rights. Events starting from March 1927 to 17th November 1956 in the chronological order are compiled in this volume.
- Mahad Satyagraha not for Water but to Establish Human Rights
- I have no Homeland
- Why I should be Proud of that Religion
- What more Gandhi expected from the Sanatanists?
- To take Legal steps against High Caste Hindus who harassed Untouchables
- Role of Dr. Ambedkar in bringing the untouchables on the political horizon of India and laying a foundation of Indian democracy
- Kalaram temple entry satyagraha, nasik and temple entry movement
- I am a Man of Character
- Instead of a Statue, a Public Library will be the Best Memorial of Sir Metha
- Public Bodies should help Canvasser
- Bhaurao Patil's Institution deserves Support
- Complaint against me is Absolutely Unfounded
- Forwarding letter
- Pay more attention to Economic, Educational and Social Improvement rather than Temple Entry
- Nothing can Emancipate the Outcastes expect the Destruction of Caste System
- Rights not affected in the event of conversion
- Conversion movement sans selfish motives
- The independent Labour Party : A Source for Betterment of the Depressed classes
- Civil liberties of Indians
- in any other country such a minister would have beeen dismissed
- Socialists now inactive
- Let such institutions grow in to big libraries
- A bill to control and regulate money – lending
- I shall stand for principle and will fight alone for it
- Ministry seems to be intoxicated with power
- Injustice to Tiller of soil
- Dr. Ambedkar challenges Gwyer award
- I am anxious more than Mr. Jinnah
- When Buddha stopped animal Sacrifices, cows were sanctified by them
- Mahar have been martial People
- Representation relating to the grievances of the watandar Mahars, Mangs etc.
- I shall be more deadly against the Britishers than Hindus if……..
- Exclusion of depressed classes for, viceroy's council as an outrage and Breach of faith
- Conference of all leaders of the Depressed classes all over India
- Dr. Ambedkar and the Jewish people
- I am not least interested in formation of Ministry
- Hinduism is political Ideology as the same character as………..
- We are a Separate element in the National life
- Scheduled Castes settlement be made at par with Bantus
- Hindus always regard Scheduled Castes as 'Out side the pale' of Hindu society
- Scheduled Castes' case to be presented before U.N.O
- I fail to understand Attlee's Statement
- Secure Adequate Safeguards for the Untouchables
- Indian Census
- Scheduled Castes in Pakistan should come over to India
- Scheduled Caste Refugees neglected
- Government should be impartial
- Be your own light!
- Hinduism is the Latest Development of social thought in India
- Scheduled Caste's Emancipation- Draft Manifesto
- Resignation not due to illness
- Alliances with other Parties whose objectives not opposed to those of federation
- No man should be the judge in his own case
- Election petition
- Communists in Maharashtra
- Starving people ask for Bread
- Buddhist seminary to be started in Bangalore
- Buddhism disappeared from India due to wavering attitude of the Laity
- I'm prepared to save your life provided …….
- The political party does not exist for winning election, but for educating, agitating and organizing
- A letter to Jawaharlal Nehru regarding the Book 'Buddha and His Dhamma'
- Bikhus should serve the Buddha by becoming preachers of his Dhamma
- I believe, my people will sacrifice everything to establish Buddhism in India
- Appendix-I : Brute force will not Sustain Untouchablity
- Appendix-II : Man's Inhumanity to Man
- Appendix-III : Orthodox run mad
- Appendix-IV : Gandhi- Vallabhai Meeting on Eve of Poona-pact
- Appendix- V : Comments on Round table Conference and Poona-Pact
- Appendix-VI : Dr. Ambedkar is now Putting Mr. Gandhi to an Acid Test
- Appendix-VII : Dr. Ambedkar wanted an extension in America
- Appendix-VIII : For the present Dr. Ambedkar must work as a probationer in accounts Department
- Appendix-IX : Take early action to repay your debt
- Appendix-X : Reaction on the Statement dated 19-6-1936 issued by Dr. B. R. Ambedkar on Conversion
Volume 17
(Part Two) Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and his Egalitarian Revolution – Socio-political and religious activities. Events starting from November 1929 to 8th May 1956 in the chronological order are compiled in this volume. Articles, messages, prefaces etc.
- Religion and Priests be brought under proper control.
- Thoughts on the reforms of legal education in the Bombay Presidency.
- Dr. Ambedkar's reply to Sir S. Radhakrishnan
- And the Lord said unto-
- Untouchable Workers of Bombay city
- Is Gandhi a Mahatma?
- Appeal for Purse to Marathi Scholar
- Knowledge is power in every field of life
- Congress attempts to bypass untouchables
- I do not share defeatist Mentality
- Our students should learn and lead
- Message to Maratha Mandir
- Not to stop until the Untouchables recover Manhood
- Preface to 'The essence of Buddhism' – third edition
- India's Ancient past gave place to pessimism
- The meaning of the word 'Receipt'
- Buddha and Future of his religion
- The rise and fall of the Hindu woman. Who was responsible for it?
- Saints' literature can help to moral rearmament of man
- Out line – a people at Bay
- The Mahars. Who were they and how they became untouchables?
- Republican Party stands for Liberty, Equality, Fraternity and Justice.
- 'Buddha and His Dhamma' one of the three
- Training school for entrance to politics
- Dr. Ambedkar on cabinet mission and transfer of power- Editorial Note.
- Proposal for representation of Scheduled Caste in the Executive Council.
- Memorandum submitted to the Cabinet mission
- Dr. Ambedkar's interview with Cabinet mission
- A Note on the meeting between Dr. Ambedkar and Field Marshal Viscount Wavel.
- Separate Settlement for Untouchables
- Protest letter against the proposal of Cabinet mission
- Letter to A. V. Alexander about the proposal of Cabinet Mission.
- Letter to Lord Pethick – Lawrence regarding Statement issued by cabinet mission
- Clarification by Lord Pethick – Lawrence to Dr. Ambedkar.
- Ambedkar finds Champion in Churchill
- Hindu Scheduled Castes Clashes in Bombay
- Federation Executive resolves on Direct action.
- Reaction to the British Cabinet Plan – Dr. Ambedkar's Protest to Churchill
- I am fighting for the Rights of Scheduled Castes
- Does the Indian National Congress represent the Untouchables of India?
- I am a great Nationalist than Anybody else
- Letter by Mr. Attlee to Dr. Ambedkar
- Protest letter of Dr. Ambedkar to Mr. Attlee
- We may be conquered but we shall not Capitulate
- Letters by Lord Pethick- Lawrence to Mr. Attlee, Prime Minister.
- The Cabinet Mission and the Untouchables
- Dr. Ambedkar's Meomrandum
- Demand for 'Political Independence'
- Churchil –Ambedkar Talks
- Restore the Separate Electorates
- Dr. Ambedkar feels British will do Justice
- Ascertain wishes of Minorities
- "Dawn" on Ambedkar's Political mission to England
- Provincial Autonomy without responsibility would be unwise.
- Joint Vs. Separate Electorates: Dr. Ambedkar's Via media
- Assurance will not be loss to Governor; nor it will be gain to congress
- It is purely a party move, No national purpose
- We shall wage relentless war to introduce Adult franchise
- Mobilise against Federation – turning point in history of nation.
- Distributive system of voting
- Great Britain must be supported
- Wisdom and statesmanship will dawn to prevent India from being divided into two parts.
- Very nebulous plan
- We can be a nation only through social amalgamation
- Subhas Chandra Bose meets Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
- Meaning of the Congress Decision
- Dr. Ambedkar's plan to solve Indian crisis Muslim demand criticized.
- Indians Destiny is bound up with the victory of democracy.
- How to end Indian Political Impasse
- Jinnah's fears will have to be allayed.
- First proposal on central irrigation and waterways advisory board.
- Both are making serious mistake.
- Sapru in the wrong.
- Control and utilise the Mahanadi to the best advantage.
- We must work in India for creating co-operative spirit among all parties.
- Unless these points were cleared no lead on partition issue.
- Government of India will not recognize any princely state as sovereign independent.
- Berar will revert to Nizam on August 15.
- If Boundary drawn is not natural it will put the safety and security of the people of India in great jeopardy.
- Indian citizens have equal rights before the law.
- One official language for centre and provinces.
- India and the British Commonwealth.
- Constitution and Constitutionalism.
- People in India would know their Fundamental rights.
- What I say is that be Firm and sincere.
- No use about Independent Foreign policy without striking power.
- U.S.A inclined towards Pakistan.
- Retain English at any cost.
- ……one man's Traffic in public affairs.
- Flood-control : Use of Atomic power
- Strongly object creation of monolithic monstrous states.
- Ambedkar's Recipe for Maharahtra.
- Bahishkrit Hitkarini Sabha.
- Depressed Classes Institute.
- Independent Labour party.
- Independent Labour party: Wide support.
- I have chosen Bombay as a place for the college for three reasons.
- The People's Education Society Mumbai.
- Appeal on behalf of the People's Education Society.
- A Social centre for the Untouchables in Bombay.
- Constitution of All India Scheduled Castes Federation.
- The Buddhist society of India.
- Appendix I : Constitution of the all India Scheduled Castes Student's federation
- Appendix II: The position of women in Hinduism and Buddhism.
- Appendix III : The Cabinet Mission
- Appendix IV: Interviews of Jagjiwan Ram, Radhanath Das and Prithvi Singh Before Cabinet Mission.
- Appendix V : Poona Satyagraha
- Appendix VI: Gandhi Dis-franchised Untouchables by forcing Poona Pact.
- Appendix VII: Under-privileged in India sold to oppressors.
- Appendix VIII: The Bihar provincial Depressed Classes League.
- Appendix IX: What about the States?
- Appendix X: Ambedkar Urges States to join Indian Union.
- Appendix XI : Activities of the Bahishkrit Hitkarini Shaba at Bombay
- Appendix XII: People's Education Society's Institutions.
- Appendix XIII: A letter to H. H. Sayajirao Gaikwad.
Volume 17
(Part Three) Dr. B. R. Ambedkar and his Egalitarian Revolution – Speeches. Events starting from 1st January to 20th November 1956 in the chronological order are compiled in this volume.
- Great Fight
- The Value of a Man is Axiomatic, Self-Evident
- We are a Warrior Clan
- Send Right Type of men to Legislature
- people Cemented by feeling of One Country, One Constitution, and One Destiny, take the risk of Being independent
- Secure Constitutional Safeguards and Guarantees
- Agitate much more, Organise Better than at Present
- ……otherwise Advanced Hindu castes would remain in power and rule the minorities.
- Power an prestige will come to you through struggle
- Future Generations of Hindus will appreciate my service
- Keep before your eyes the struggle of Gautama Buddha and Ramanuja
- Untouchables must have political power
- I would not Budge an inch from my righteous cause
- Political reform must precede social reform
- Care more for material good than for spiritual food
- Act and utilize the power coming into your Hands
- Abandon the thought of Slavery
- Do not believe in fate, believe in your strength
- they alone rise who strive
- Do not depend upon god or superman
- I will wrest as much power for the country as possible
- Find men who will promote your interests
- Unfortunately I was born a Hindu untouchable but I will not die a Hindu.
- My ability and eminence were the fruit of my patient labour and intellect
- Go anywhere, we have to fight for our welfare
- Decided to renounce Hinduism
- I cannot sacrifice my conscience for success
- Conversion is necessary for your Emancipation and Advancement
- What way emancipation?
- …….there will be no distinction between the Mahars and the Mangs.
- You must give up your disgraceful profession.
- Do not become a victim to any conspiracy.
- We cannot allow our grievances to continue
- There are no depressed class ministers
- Do not worship God in Hindu religion.
- Communist exploited the labourers.
- Be on the guard against exploiters
- Self-respect and self-help movement has nothing to lose but everything to gain
- Christians lagged behind politically
- Work for uplift of untouchables
- Democracy must give Respectful hearing to all who are worth listening to
- Peasants and worker should think over the causes of their poverty.
- Guard the interests of the depressed classes.
- Trade union must enter politics to protect their interests
- Educated man without character and Humanity is more dangerous than a beast
- Untouchables have to strive themselves
- Lead decent life
- Government did not care depressed classes
- Need for united political organization to fight common opponent foreign imperialism
- Send grievances to me
- Be men of sterling character
- What is the goal of India's political evolution?
- Gandhi prepared to accept federation in whatever form
- Save your children from harrowing life
- I worked for benefit of whole community not for a particular section
- Taxes must be utilized for farmers
- Mahar Watan is heartless exploitation
- Government has done nothing for depressed classes
- Hindus responsible for sin of untouchability
- Regain past position in Army
- Safeguards under Government of India Act and Poona Act are inadequate
- Hindu society must organize on modern lines breaking down its Age-long framework
- Gandhi's efforts are inadequate
- Without strenuous efforts our social position might get even worse
- You have not realised what tremendous power you have
- Watandari, a curse to Mahars
- Remarkable change under gone….
- Educated persons should join Military
- I shall lay down my life in Defence of our land
- Your salvation must lie in your own hands
- The doors of my house would always remain open to friends
- Struggle of lowest Strata of society is bound to help all sections of working class
- If the Bottom-most Stone is shifted those above are to be shaken
- If Democracy dies it will be our Doom
- Educate, Agitate, Organize, Have faith and lose no hope
- Progress for the community is measured by progress of women
- I make distinction between Ahimsa and Meekness
- I will stand by you
- I yield to none in my desire for the freedom of this country
- I want the reins of Government in your hands
- Present disorders Harming only Indians
- Non-Brahmin party should rebuild itself
- Join Army, Navy and Air Forces
- Gandhi and Jinnah should retire
- Poverty will not be tolerated in post-war period
- Swaraj could be in hands of Labour
- Qualify for enjoying the rights
- Scheduled caste must Discard Hinduism
- "Now or Never" is the question before scheduled castes
- Depressed classes are not a part of Hindu community
- I am no opponent of Nationalism But…….
- Unity is of Supreme Importance
- I was far ahead of…… Patriots of India
- Indian History is nothing but struggle between Buddhism and Brahmanism
- Gandhi was contented with provincial Autonomy
- We are the makers of the Destiny of this country
- Students should see that Degree carries positive knowledge
- Lay the foundation for a Regime of prosperity for the poverty-stricken millions of the country
- News paper in a modern Democratic system is Fundamental basis of good Government
- Scheduled castes must organize
- There should be statutory Commission for Aboriginal Tribes
- No Dispute over India's goal of freedom
- Make deliberate attempt to make man politically conscious
- Action by Government in August 1942 was justifiable
- Gandhiji declined
- Scheduled Castes demands be referred to an impartial International Tribunal
- Depressed Classes neglected
- The Scheduled Castes had been left where they were
- I have Loyalty to our people also to this country
- The minority must always be won over, it must never be dictated to
- Art of public speaking could be developed
- Because of Divine law of Manu or Yajnavalkya, Hindu society was never able to repair itself
- Organise under one leader, one party, one programme
- Progress of a community always depends upon Education
- The Hindu code was a right step towards a civil code
- We should ensure that India is not enslaved again
- Maharashtrians are more sincere, more duty conscious to the nation
- Religion no longer be inherited but be examined Rationally by everybody
- Non-Believers should be converted to the Eight-Fold Path
- Buddhism paved way for Democracy and Socialistic pattern of society
- I shall devote rest of my life to the revival and spread of Buddhism
- The Bill was aimed at the Social advancement of Women
- The Scheduled Castes should give up political Aloofness
- I am like a rock which does not melt but turns the course of rivers
- Failure of parliamentary Democracy will result in Rebellion, Anarchy and Communism
- If our true representatives are not elected, independence will be a farce
- Poor people must unite separately to achieve their purpose
- …….Let us save our Kith and Kin
- Why I did not resign earlier?
- Federation will not give up its Separate political Entity
- The Hindu Code bill would improve condition of women
- It is bad for people to remain idle and indifferent
- Purity of Administration is necessary for Welfare of the people
- Alliance to Appose
- I always have the interest of the country at heart
- All my attention is concentrated on Building of Hall for federation
- Recognise University Education to meet the Requirements of the Modern World
- Conditions precedent for the successful working of Democracy
- Knowledge is the Foundation of Man's life
- Women leaders are not interested in the Social Progress of Women
- ……. I shall take Stern measures
- Osmania University Honoured Dr. B. R. Ambedkar
- If Buddhist Gospel is not adopted History of conflict in Europe, will repeat in Asia
- …….the so called Upper classes will be wiped out of Existence
- Unless Casteless and Classless Society is created, there will be no Progress in India
- Don't get misled by Criticism
- Politics is not the Be-All and End-All of the Nation's Life
- We will carry on All India Land Satyagraha even against Central Government
- It is the criminal to collect Money in the name of Religion and waste it
- My Philosophy of life
- I am a devotee of Gautam Buddha, Kabir, Mahatma Phule and Worshipper of Learning, Self-Respect and Character
- Buddhist movement in India : A Blue Print
- Pandurang was none other than Buddha
- There is difference between the Ahimsa Preached by Buddhism and Jainism
- Why I like Buddhism
- The Tide of Buddhism would never Recede in India
- Prospect of Democracy in India
- The Buddha Dhamma will be the saviour of the world
- Buddha or Karl Marx
- Appendix I : Gandhiji's article on Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's proclamation of conversion
- Appendix II : Constitution of the Samata Sainik Dal
- Appendix II : An Out spoken Utterancee
Volume 18
(in 3 parts) Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's Speeches and writing in Marathi.
Volume 19
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's Speeches and writing in Marathi.
Volume 20
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's Speeches and writing in Marathi.
Volume 21
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar's Photo Album and correspondence.
|First : April 14, 1979Reprint – October 10, 1989
|April 14, 1982
|April 14, 1987
|First Edition: October, 1987Second Edition – October, 1996
|April 14, 1989
|October 10, 1989
|January 26, 1990
|January 26, 1990
|January 26, 1991
|October, 1991
|October, 1992Volume 11(Supplement)First Edition: August 1995 (15,000 Copies)
|April 14, 1993
|April 14, 1994
|14 in two volumes
|December 6, 1995
|15 in two volumes
|January 26, 1997
|April 14, 1998
|17 in 3parts
|October 4, 2003
|18 in 3 parts
|October 15, 2002
A list of writings and speeches of B. R. Ambedkar is essential for students, teachers, researchers and lay person to have a holistic understanding of his mission, philosophy and personality. Such a comprehensive compilation is possible only now (2008). Since his sudden and unfortunate (for the Indians) demise, his works, including his speeches, had faced a tough tour of survival through the years. Compilation of his works started only in 1979 by Mr. Vasant Moon and it took 29 years to accomplish the task. While the recent volumes have reached the readers as late as 2005, the earlier volumes are out of print. The methods of distribution, circulation and propagation of these volumes need to be improved to help researchers and social scientists understand B. R. Ambedkar.
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Author: Preston St. Pierre
Podcasts were created by fans of the Apple iPod, but you don't need an iPod or a Mac to make your own. Properly configured, the average Linux distribution can podcast with the best of them. Here's how.
Before you start practicing your radio voice, make sure that your system includes the following programs:
- Audacity (sound recorder and editor, included by default with most distributions)
- Lame (MP3 encoder, available through RPM or APT)
- iPodder (subscription tool — see install instructions below)
- Skype (VOIP client, optional for recording interviews through VOIP, available through RPM or APT)
On the hardware side, you'll need:
- A microphone
- A pair of headphones
- A sound card with a line-in port
If your distribution can handle these modest requirements, it can handle podcasting.
Listening with iPodder
Essentially, a podcast is an MP3 file paired with a syndication feed. iPodder is the most popular subscription tool for these feeds. The program incorporates an RSS (Really Simple Syndication) reader and a simple download agent to grab the feeds that you select.
The Linux version has come a long way, but it is still in beta. An RPM package is available directly from iPodder. Before you install it, make sure your machine is running the latest version of wxpython.
For Debian-based distributions, iPodder installation is a little more complicated. iPodder isn't available through APT, but an
alien conversion worked straightaway on my Mepis Linux machine. Open a terminal, move to the RPM's directory, and type the commands:
alien --to-deb ipodder-1.1.2-1cl.noarch.rpm
dpkg -i ipodder_1.1.2-2_all.deb
To start listening, run iPodder and select the Preferences tab. Click Browse, and select a folder for your downloads. You can subscribe to podcast feeds by browsing iPodder's directory or entering URLs on your own. To browse, select the Status tab and click the button labeled "Select feeds from the podcast directory." To add a URL of your own, type or paste the address into the text box at the top of the Status window and click Add.
Download your subscriptions by clicking the button labeled "Check for new podcasts." To listen to your downloaded feeds, go to your download directory and open the files in your favorite media player.
Configuring Audacity
Enough listening. Let's start recording. The Audacity sound editor offers twice the features of many commercial programs and more power than most podcasters will ever need.
To begin, first make sure that Audacity has MP3 support enabled. Open Audacity and click File > Preferences. Select the File Format tab. Find the section labeled MP3 Export Setup. If this says "MP3 exporting plugin not found," then click Find Library, and select the location of libmp3lame.so. (On my machine, the path is /usr/lib/libmp3lame.so.)
Now is also a good time to set the bitrate for MP3 encoding. The default is 128, which is probably a bit high for podcasting. (The smaller the download, the better.) Select your preference, and click OK to save your changes.
Recording with Audacity
Odds are, you'll want to start your podcast with some music. Audacity makes this easy. Click Project > Import Audio, and select your audio file. Audacity includes native support for MP3, WAV, and OGG formats, among others. Click OK, and the program will import the file as a new track. Stereo tracks are displayed as two waveforms (two blue lines of dips and spikes). The time ruler at the top of the track window lets you know how long the track is.
|Obligatory copyright warning
When including music in your podcasts, avoid store-bought CDs and other copyrighted works, or the artist's lawyers may come knocking. Instead, run a search at Creative Commons to find free music and sound samples. Remember to return the favor by releasing your own productions under a friendly license.
The file that I imported was 4:12 in length — much too long for an intro. I wanted only the first 45 seconds or so. To trim a track, highlight the portion that you want to keep by clicking and dragging across its length. Then, click Edit > Trim. The excess disappears.
But now you have a new problem — the sound cuts off too abruptly. To fix this, highlight the last 15 seconds of the track, and select Effect > Fade Out. This result is a brief musical introduction that ends with a smooth fade, perfect for leading into the talk portion of your podcast.
Recording input from a microphone in Audacity is just as easy. Open your system's sound mixer (KMix or equivalent), and select your microphone as the input. In Audacity, select Mic from the drop-down menu on the top right. Make sure you plug in your headphones if you haven't already done so; external speakers will bleed into the microphone.
When you're ready, click record, and Audacity will create a new voice track below the music track. If your microphone is working, the waveform on the track will spike and fall as you speak. When you're finished, click stop.
If music and your own voice are all you want to record, skip to the Share Your Work section below. If you want to record an interview with someone else, read on.
Recording an interview over VOIP wth Skype
A good way to record a conversation for your podcast is to use Internet telephony software and save the sound directly to disk. Skype is the most popular voice over IP client out there, and it has become the gold standard for podcasts that include interviews. For Linux users, the good news is that Skype is available as a native binary. Version 1.0, released last month, includes most of the goodies available to Windows users.
Now for the bad news. To record both sides of a call, you need a second machine.
In my testing, I could find no combination of programs or settings that was able to record both sides of a Skype call on a single machine. I tried on both a Mepis and a Mandrake machine with no success. Using two machines together, however, solved the problem easily, with minimal setup time.
This method uses the first machine to conduct the interview, and the second to record it. The second machine doesn't need to be anything fancy. If you don't have an extra one, try enlisting a friend to help; the machines don't even need to be at the same location.
To prepare the first machine, install Skype and set up a user account if you don't already have one. When you're done, leave Skype running.
To prepare the second machine, install both Skype and Vsound, a command-line program that writes the output from the sound card to a WAV file. It's available in both RPM and APT packages. Next, run Skype and create a second user account. This account will act only as a passive recorder, so name it accordingly. (I called mine johnbot_recording.) Finally, quit Skype by clicking File > Close. (Merely closing the window leaves Skype running in the background.)
When you're ready to conduct the interview, begin with the second machine. Open a terminal, and type:
vsound -f filename.wav -d -r 41000 Skype
Replace filename.wav with a name for your recorded interview. The
-d option tells Vsound to both write the output to a file and pass it through the soundcard. The
-r option resamples the recording to Audacity's default quality. Depending on your installation, you may need to include the path to Skype in the command. Press Enter, and Vsound will launch Skype and begin recording its audio output.
Now, go to Skype and click Call > Start Conference Call. Invite your first machine and your interview subject to join.
Once the first machine and your interview subject join the conference call, you're ready to go. Vsound will record everything received by the second machine. (It cannot, however, record any outgoing sound from its host machine, which is why the second machine is necessary in the first place.)
With this method, not only can you capture the entire interview, but the presence of the recorder in the call list reminds everyone that the call is being saved, so no one can cry foul when you post the interview online.
Obviously, this solution isn't perfect. Podcasters are screaming for Skype to add a record feature.
Importing the interview into Audacity
When the interview is over, quit Skype by selecting File > Close. (Merely closing the window will leave Skype active in the toolbar and prevent Vsound from writing the finished file.) Vsound will then resample and write the file in short order.
To add your interview to the rest of your podcast, move the WAV file to your primary machine. You can import it into Audacity the same way you imported the previous file. Then, you can use Audacity's editing tools to place the interview within the rest of your show.
Share your work
When your project is ready to share, click File > Export as MP3. Select a name and save location, and the program will prompt you to edit the file's ID3 tag. These tags store artist, album, and genre information for MP3 files. You may complete the form or leave it blank. Click OK, and your podcast will be written to disk. Finally, upload the MP3 to your Web space. If you need space, Rizzn's Podcaster offers free hosting and easy uploading.
The last thing you need is a syndication file. If you use Rizzn's Podcaster, its upload form will create one automatically. Otherwiwse, this easy Web form will help you generate your own. Enter all of the requested information, taking particular care with the URL to your MP3. Submit the form, and copy the XML code it returns from the next page. This code is everything that you need to syndicate your podcast.
To create your syndication file, paste the code into a new document in your favorite text editor. Save the file in plain text format as podcast.xml. (Feel free to change the file name, but keep the XML extension.) Finally, upload the XML file to your Web space.
Your podcast is now ready to go. To subscribe to your feed, listeners can paste the link to this file into iPodder.
To update your feed with a new podcast, simply upload the new MP3 with a different file name, then return to the Web form and generate new XML code with the new podcast's URL. This time, however, you only need part of the XML code. Copy everything from <item> to </item>. Open your original XML file and paste that code above the existing <item> section. Finally, upload the modified file, replacing the original.
Of course, people have to know about your podcast before they can download it. Post the link to your XML feed to your blog or Web site. To get listed at popular podcast sites, visit these submission forms:


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Under the Canadian studies combined major program, students fulfill all of the major requirements of one department in the social sciences or humanities, such as English, government or history. In addition, they (1) pursue a Canadian studies core consisting of an independent project plus the Introduction to Canadian Studies and the Canadian-American Relations courses and (2) choose four Canadian studies electives from the offerings of the several academic departments. These department electives should be partially drawn from the department of the student's combined major. For example, a student pursuing a combined major in history and Canadian studies should select at least one Canadian history course, thereby meeting a major requirement in both history and Canadian studies and, in the process, reducing the number of electives needed for the combined major.
Such a combined major provides students with the opportunity for special study within the traditional major as well as the ability to pursue both the methodological depth of that traditional discipline and the multidisciplinary breadth of Canadian studies.
All Canadian studies combined major programs require the following courses:
101. Introduction to Canada. 1 unit
- 201. Canadian-American Relations. 1 unit
- 401. Junior/Senior Seminar. or
479,480. Internship. or
- 489,490. Independent Project. or
498, 499. Honors Thesis. 1 unit
Electives from offerings in Canadian studies in the various academic departments 4 units*
7 units*
*Electives from the department offerings should be chosen partially from the electives in the departmental half of the student's combined major. A combined major of up to 14 courses is thus possible. In no case may more than 16 courses be pursued for a combined major.


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Alex Teach has been a police officer for 20 years, so he knows what he's talking about when he writes in the Chattanooga Pulse that the area's prostitutes — oh, sorry, I mean the "hideous local specimens" — are BY FAR the ugliest prostitutes in the entire nation, according to a think tank comprised of "a past crew of the Fox television staple Cops."
He's using his expertise to bring this to your attention because this is bad for the economy. Yes, this is where his brilliant 'hookernomics' plan comes in:
It doesn't seem like a big deal until you realize the far-reaching implications this has on a town, both socially and economically.
Think: What does it say about the median income of our local populace? It says they are broke, or at least cripplingly cheap customers. When a customer is cheap at a restaurant, they tip poorly. Poor tips mean wait staff quit for better pay elsewhere, and they're replaced by inferior workers. Inferior workers mean customer dissatisfaction and therefore fewer customers patronize the place and the business struggles.
Same thing with hookers, except in this case the business failing is represented by a systematic loss of teeth by the staff (no pun intended) and an increase in the percentage of their bodies covered by grime and sores. And so go the prices, and so goes the quality of the product (or at least its marketability).
You guys, Officer Teach is just being real. "Richard Gere isn't going to be driving by anytime soon in his Lotus to romanticize this dark vocation," he explains. I hope we've all learned something here today.
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The Pars Xcite 8050QR (£699 inc. VAT) is an affordable machine in this class, making it an excellent choice for those on a strict budget.
Instead you'll find an Intel Pentium M 750, which runs at 1.86GHz, and comes supported by 512MB of DDR2 memory. It is worth bearing in mind that while the speed rating of this chip is in line with Duo chips, you only get the single core and a slower Front Side Bus of 533MHz, as opposed to the 667MHz of Core Duo, so the system runs slower.
With that in mind, the high MobileMark 2005 score of 221 takes into account single core operations, which for basic tasks is more than adequate.
Plain sailing
The chassis is plain and understated and is made from silver and black plastic. The build quality proved robust with plenty of protection behind the screen and a solid feel to the body.
With an overall weight of 2.7kg, there is a reasonable degree of portability to be had, and with a battery life, under test, of 200 minutes, you'll be able to get a reasonable amount of work done between charges.
The keyboard sits in the middle of the chassis, flanked each side by small and quite tinny speakers. The keyboard is a standard size and, while we found it a little slow to respond, it isn't awkward to use.
A single mouse button sits below the rather small touchpad, which means you click one end for standard functions and the other end for right-click actions.
The 15.4-inch TFT panel doesn't have a glossy coating, but it proved a brighter panel than many. The widescreen display has a native resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels (WXGA), which is very much in keeping with this price group.
It'll come as no surprise to find integrated graphics supporting the screen, with the Intel 915GM chipset producing a low 3DMark 2003 score of 972.
Being a Pentium M-based system, Wi-Fi is limited to 802.11b/g, which isn't a problem unless you intend to use this laptop overseas, as UK hotspots use 802.11b/g. Ethernet is the familiar 10/100 Base-T. The optical drive is merely a DVD/CD-RW, so while you can watch DVDs, you're limited to creating CD-Rs.
The Pars Xcite 8050QR is a good example of matching price with specification. For the asking price it's a worthy investment with no obvious negative points.
However, compared with the other machines around, if you can afford to spend a little more you can upgrade to a much more futureproof machine. Philip Barker, Michael Browne


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Jesus discussed gays and lesbians in Luke 17:34-35. I have discussed Luke 17 in numerous posts. If you look through the posts and read through my various responses to my readers, you will have a thorough understanding of what Jesus taught about gays and lesbians.
Here is what I have posted so far on The Gay and Lesbian Couples in Luke 17: 34-35.
Two Men in One Bed at Night
- "Two Men in One Bed" (Luke 17:34)
- "That Old, Old Problem: Two Men in One Bed
Two Women Grinding Together at Night
- "Two Women Grinding Together" — O.T. Hebrew
- "Two Women Grinding Together" – Sumerian, Latin, and Greek
- "Two Lesbians without a Mill"
The Eschatological Gathering of the Elect
- Wherever the σωμα is, There the αετοι Will Gather (Luke 17:37)
Zeus and Ganymede: The Gay Couple in Roman Religion
The Solution to Numerous Exegetical Problems
- The Q Apocalypse and the Criteria for Acceptability
- Two Men, Two Women: Concrete Language vs Abstract Language
Answers to Serious Questions
Most people believe that Jesus never mentioned homosexuals. I have discovered that not only did Jesus mention gays and lesbians, he used two gay and lesbian couples to illustrate his teaching that celibacy for gay and lesbian believers was a non-issue.
The Evidence for the Same-Sex Theme
Luke 17:20-37 contains four pieces of same-sex thematic evidence.
- The story of the destruction of Sodom, a major element of which is man-on-man sex. (This is true, despite the core issue of hospitality.)
- The lightning and the eagles (verses 24 & 37), the primary logos of Zeus and his mortal companion Ganymede, who together were the ultimate cultural emblem of same-sex relationships in Roman culture.
- The "Two men in one bed" of verse 34, whose only O.T. antecedents were the Levitical prohibitions against a man laying with a man as with a woman.
- The "Two women grinding together in one place" of verse 35, whose double-entendre "grinding" is confirmed from both the O.T. and the Greek actually in use in the time of Christ and Luke. The word "mill," which is present in Matthew, is absent from Luke, which absence leaves the "grinding" ambiguous.
We need to recognize the striking same-sex element of each individual part before the meaning of the passage is clear. The repeated phrase, "one shall be taken, and the other shall be left," refers to the members of the gay and lesbian couples, who seem romantically involved "in that night" (verse 34). Thus, according to Luke's Gay Apocalypse, some non-celibate gays and lesbians are acceptable to God, and some are not. Lesson: homosexuality is not among the criteria for non-acceptability to Christ or to God. (Note: this separation may or may not refer to what is known as the rapture. The nature of the separation is irrelevant to the argument.)
As it happens, the four elements are not only unique to Luke's Small Apocalypse, but are all derived from the so-called "Q Apocalypse" which, according to some scholars, underlies Luke's material. If you subscribe to the Q Hypothesis, it is significant that all the same-sex thematic elements are from the Q Apocalypse. (Note: the Q Hypothesis is not essential to the case for Luke's Gay Apocalypse. The references to Roman and Jewish culture, and to the two gay and lesbian couples, are present whether or not they derive from a Q source.)
As I post new material on the gay and lesbian couples, I will list them here for your convenience. Later I will, most likely, speculate on why the same-sex meanings embedded in this passage have not been identified before, why "subtlety and ambiguity" seem to have been necessary, etc.
Let me make some general comments about the evidence.
The evidence involves some very familiar verses ("one shall be taken, the other left," "fire and brimstone"), and some less familiar ("where the Body is, the Eagles will gather"). What I have found is that whether people have a traditional understanding or a non-traditional understanding of these verses, their prior understanding initially interferes with their ability to see the "big picture." We need to examine these verses first individually, and then as parts of a single, relatively small unit.
In other words, the four elements must be interpreted in context, in the context of one another, not the context of the entire Bible. For example, "two men in one bed" is, if taken by itself, ambiguous. When we realize, however, that "two men in one bed" immediately follows a story in which one major feature is man-on-man sex, the scale tips in the direction of a same-gender male couple. Likewise, each of these four elements has same-sex connotations.
There are four elements to Luke's gay theme. Any one or two of these elements alone would not be enough to establish a theme of same-sex relationships. Taken together, however, they suggest that the same-sex theme was deliberate.
Three of these thematic elements are completely unique to Luke. The remaining element is present in Matthew ("two women grinding a mill"), but there is a significant difference that points directly toward the same-sex theme, namely, the word "mill" does not appear in Matthew. The principle of "harmonizing" passages in the Bible is a concern people dedicated to safeguarding the doctrine of inerrancy.
Two of the same-sex theme elements are cultural and religious: references to Sodom and to Zeus and Ganymede. They refer to stories involving same-sex relationships from Jewish and Roman culture which would have been unmistakeable for Luke's Jewish and gentile audiences.
The other thematic elements are two same-sex couples. There is a bit of ambiguity in one of the verses, and if the case for a same-sex theme in Luke 17 depended on that single verse, there would be no case. But the case rests on four different pieces of evidence, not one. The evidence is unique to Luke, and all of it appears in a single, relatively small space of seventeen verses.
Here is what I have posted so far on
The Gay and Lesbian Couples in Luke 17: 34-35
- "Two Men in One Bed" (Luke 17:34)
- "That Old, Old Problem: Two Men in One Bed
- "Two Women Grinding Together" — O.T. Hebrew
- "Two Women Grinding Together" – Sumerian, Latin, and Greek
- "Two Lesbians without a Mill"
- "Zeus and Ganymede" (Luke 17:24, 37)
- Steven Bridge's Monograph: Where the Eagles are Gathered
- The Q Apocalypse and the Criteria for Acceptability
- Why it Took 2,000 Years to Discern Luke 17's Gay Theme
Other Topics
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Shooting is underway for the Netflix-only Season 4 of Arrested Development, but the original plan of doing a 10-episode season with each installment focusing on a single character may be scrapped. Instead, the season may be expanded to 13 episodes, star David Cross tells Rolling Stone.
"There's too much story," says Cross, who plays the hapless Tobias Fünke on the show. "Some characters will have two-parters."
With Arrested Development having been off the air since 2006, the writers certainly have some catching up to do when it comes to the Bluths. And, true to form, creator Mitch Hurwitz has made it so that each episode of Season 4 will be packed with blink-and-you-miss-them jokes and inside references to other elements of the show, Cross says.
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"It's so layered," he says. "It's really audacious and amazing. I think a lot of people will miss the work that is involved, the story, the Venn diagrams that are being created, the domino effect that characters have with each other in their various episodes. I know what [Hurwitz is] doing, and this has never been done on a TV show like this. This makes Lost look like a Spalding Grey monologue. You'll have to watch each episode more than once."
Though the fourth season may be expanded, there's no word on whether Netflix will stick to the plan of premiering all the episodes at the same time. But Cross, for one, knows fans will gather en masse to revisit the show as soon as it becomes available.
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Last night the Ask.com party named Code Red was full of interesting people and a few stormtroopers here and there. Lots of LOUD music and celebration of Ask.com and the retirement of the butler as well. I didn't get a shot of it, but they had the Ask butler displayed as if frozen in a big hunk of metal, ala Han Solo in Star Wars. There's a photo of that on [email protected] blog.
I've never seen so many red wigs in one place. But then again, the party was themed "Code Red". Nice job to Ask.com and their PR team
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Although poetry is no longer much read by anyone in freedom's land, biographies of those American poets who took terrible risks not only with their talents but with their lives, are often quite popular; and testimonies, chockablock with pity, terror, and awe, provide the unread poet, if not his poetry, with a degree of posthumous fame. Ever since Hart ("Man overboard!") Crane dove into the Caribbean and all our hearts, the most ambitious of our poets have often gone the suicide route:
There was an unnatural stillness in the kitchen which made her heart skip a beat; then she saw Marvin, huddled in front of the oven; then she screamed: the head of the "finest sestina-operator of the Seventies" [Hudson Review, Spring 1971] had been burned to a crisp.
If nothing else, suicide really validates, to use lit-crit's ultimate verb, the life if not the poetry; and so sly Marvin was able to die secure in the knowledge that his emblematic life would be written about and that readers who would not have been caught dead, as it were, with the work of the finest sestina-operator of the Seventies will now fall, like so many hyenas, on the bio-bared bones of that long agony his life: High school valetudinarian. Columbia. The master's degree, written with heart's blood (on Rimbaud in translation). The awakening at Bread Loaf; and the stormy marriage to Linda. Precocious—and prescient—meteoric success of "On First Looking Into Delmore Schwartz's Medicine Cabinet" (Prairie Schooner, 1961). The drinking. The children. The pills. Pulitzer lost; Pulitzer regained. Seminal meeting with Roethke at the University of Iowa in an all-night diner. What conversation! Oh, they were titans then. But—born with one skin too few. All nerves; jangled sensibility. Lithium's failure is Lethe's opportunity. Genius-magma too radioactive for leaden human brain to hold. Oh! mounting horror as, one by one, the finest minds of a generation snuff themselves out in ovens, plastic bags, the odd river. Death and then—triumphant transfiguration as A Cautionary Tale.
By and large, American novelists and playwrights have not had to kill themselves in order to be noticed: there are still voluntary readers and restless playgoers out there. But since so many American writers gradually drink themselves to death (as do realtors, jockeys, and former officers of the Junior League), these sodden buffaloes are now attracting the sort of Cautionary Talespinner that usually keens over suicide-poets. Although the writer as actor in his time is nothing new, and the writer as performing self has been examined by Richard Poirier as a phenomenon ancillary to writer's writing, for the first time the self now threatens to become the sole artifact—to be written about by others who tend to erase, in the process, whatever writing the writer may have written.
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India is celebrating its 65th Independence Day (66th if you count 15th August 1947 as the first Independence) to mark its independence from the British rule. On this occasion, Google India is celebrating the Independence Day with a colorful doodle on its home page, which on mouse over will greet you with a message, "Indian Independence Day".
The India Independence Day Google doodle features a peacock with a large colorful plume tail. The peacock in the doodle forms the letter 'G' of the Google logo, while the remaining letters of Google logo are seen designed in yellow ochre-blue color.
Google has been celebrating India Independence Day with a doodle on its home page every year since 2003, where most of the doodles featured the Indian national flag. However, the 2011 and 2012 doodles were quite different as Google created the doodles by featuring the Indian national symbols in place of the Tricolour. If you remember, the 2011 Google doodle was a sketch of Delhi's Red Fort.
Independence Day, Republic Day on 26 January, and Mohandas Gandhi's birthday on 2 October are the three important national holidays observed in all the states of India, including the union territories. A day before the Independence Day, the President of India delivers the "Address to the Nation", which is televised across the country. On 15 August every year, the Prime Minister of India hoists the Indian flag on the ramparts of the historical site Red Fort in Delhi.
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In Hear This, A.V. Club writers sing the praises of songs they know well—some inspired by a weekly theme and some not, but always songs worth hearing. This week, we're remembering songs from the great live performances we saw in 2012.
Most of the Pitchfork Music Festival's second day this year was a rainy mess, a downpour that took occasional breaks to raise everyone's hopes, only to drench them again a short time later. The skies opened for the first time during Cloud Nothings' early-afternoon set, first as a light but steady rain, then a goddamn torrent that sent the festival staff scurrying for cover. Cloud Nothings stayed right were they were: on stage and playing ferociously. Festival staff supported them until the winds picked up and the rain came down even harder, at which point they cut the PA. No matter, Dylan Baldi and company kept just used their amps, and the crowd supplied the vocals: "I thought / I would / Be more / Than thisssss," sang the crowd during the lacerating "Wasted Days," as Cloud Nothings played with maximum defiance. Eventually the stage power was cut, and the show was over, though it wouldn't have surprised me if the guys had kept going anyway. When a day starts as boldly as that, the rest of it has a seriously high bar to meet—and no one touched Cloud Nothings that day.


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I cannot tell you how excited I am that I was invited to be apart of Evine Live's Beauty Day event. I really have to thank you guys for that because I had such a successful launch a few weeks ago!
The producer told me it was "Our biggest surprise hit!"
When I created IIID Foundation I would imagine it being on a home shopping network all the time. One of the parts of my imagining was picturing me hanging out with all of the other entrepreneurs back stage swapping products and talking beauty. So many times when you picture something and then do it, it turns out TOTALLY different that you imagined. This was not one of them. Guys, it actually goes down like that!
In fact I decided to share some of my very favorites from this event with you guys and the beauties behind the brands wanted to give each one away to one of my readers!
So here's the low down:
1. Salon in a bottle.
Ok so as we've discussed I'm a natural blonde (dirty dishwater style) or at least that's what my hair follicles think. I'm actually quite sure I was meant to live life as a brunette. Problem is I get regrowth in about 2.5 days. Like a 5 O'clock shadow but for hair that matches my skin and makes me look like I'm balding. So having a root touch up product is IMPORTANT. I've tried so many though, that really blew it. This one is AMAZING. It gets the product right where you need it (rather than spraying it onto my forehead and making me look like a chimney sweep) plus it doesn't get gross or gritty. It matches my hair texture and, if anything, just adds a bit more body. Total win.
2. Beekman Boys Facial wipes.
Ever since I switched over to oil cleaning I've been avoiding any facial wipes I used before because I can feel the drying they do. SO I was THRILLED to get my hands on these babies. They clean my face without clearing out all of my moisture. I can feel and smell the quality. Not to mention the guys behind the brand are soo great. I fell in love with them instantly.
3. Maskcara IIID Foundation.
The beauty Day picked definitely would not be complete with out my baby, right!? It's going to be going for an absolute steal so get your mitts on this while they're in stock!
4. Minetan.
I'm a self tanning enthusiast, yes. But I'm also a self tanning snob. If it's even a little stinky/orangy or streaky I don't even pay it a lick of attention. This stuff is SOOOO cool! It's a mousse with a mitt (my favorite delivery style) but it's also genius because it lets you pick the tone you want! I'm a sucker for anything olive so I go for the green but they also have a violet and an ash base for a different effect! This is an awesome product.
5. Consult Beaute Volumagen.
So…do you by any chance watch Botched on E!? Cause I do. (Guilty pleasure?) and I am in love with Dr. Dubrow (in a totally platonic way) He is so funny and really helps his patients look a ton better and feel better too. Even the crazies. So I was really intrigued to try his products! So far this one is by far my favorite! I feel like as I've gotten older I really need a little more volume or bounce in my skin and I've totally noticed a difference since I started using it!
Ok so to enter to win one of these picks all you gotta do is:
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Then comment here to make sure you're in the running:)
Be sure to check me out tonight at 9pm Central and tomorrow at 12pm & 8pm central. I'll also be checking in on instagram and on the show all during the day. I'm soo excited!!!
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A Chrome tab extension has been developed by DLSS' own Jack Reed, so now you can view the current date and time with a map from the David Rumsey Map Collection.
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to call it a rug?
It;s a rug baby, it's a rug- I'm still a little tempted...ReplyDelete
nope, definitely not...as Annie says, it's a rug baby..!
Wedding cake is finished so I might be able to get back to mine next week...
I think if you can comfortably stand in the middle of it... it's a rug!ReplyDelete
getting close, I'd go a tiny bit bigger for that space.ReplyDelete
did you paint that john lennon tree? jodie i love it. ive got goosebumps. did you see paul mc at the grammys - jumping around like a boy still. xReplyDelete
depends how many cheeks it fits ;-)ReplyDelete
I want to come and play in your room. The carpet looks (and is) so soft and squishy.ReplyDelete
Definitely a rug!
I'm going to start one when I get out of hospital. I'm determined!
Whatever you call it at this stage doesn't matter as it's blossomming beautifully!ReplyDelete
It's looking mighty fine and flat whatever you call it.ReplyDelete
That Peppermint Penguin is naughty!I was going to say deends how many cats you can fit on it.ReplyDelete
Well that really depends on your purpose for it, doesn't it? Looking good, by the way!ReplyDelete
I think it's a mat at the moment, but it's gorgeous!ReplyDelete
I think it's a matter of perspective. You need to photograph it in a smaller room to make it a rug. Right now, on your red floor, it is still a mat. Sorry. CherrieReplyDelete
The first one looked like a lollipop, but the second photo screams rug! Very nice!ReplyDelete
Oh that rug is really nice. Of course it's a rug, just depends what size you want it to be, but it definitely looks like a rug ... at least where I'm looking fromReplyDelete
Hmmmm---it looks plenty big enough to step out of the shower onto...I'd call it a rug.ReplyDelete
That's definitely a rug Jodie and it looks great! Locket xxReplyDelete
Sometimes you only need a small rug. It's all your fault - now I'm doing a workshop at Spinners and Weavers on toothbrush rugs. I'm blaming you totally....lol.ReplyDelete
hmmm ... a floor doiley?ReplyDelete
Yep!! Keep going your only a third of the way!! Hehe ;) xxReplyDelete
Of course it is! Anything that has the potential to cover any unsightly marks/stains children leave on flooring is a rug. It looks great (so far?).ReplyDelete
Goodness, I have a set of untouched fat quarters on a shelf that I call a quilt - so surely this was a rug ages ago! Maybe they are a rug though hmmmm tempted.ReplyDelete
doormat? keep working.. you'll get there ;)ReplyDelete
It's a rug!!! Lookin' fab Ms. R!ReplyDelete
Oh my, It doesn't matter what you call it, it is gorgeous.....ReplyDelete
Works for me! I can see that next to my bed, by the shower, in the foyer, on the landing...ReplyDelete
Ohh! Ooh!!!!! Great idea. Since you want to make more, how about a stack of these in your library for the kids to sit on and read? You can make a bazillion of them and they won't be so large that it would be overwhelming. In this case, yes, it's a child-sized rug! :) :)ReplyDelete
No, it isn't too soon...it looks marvelous! Give the good Dr. Finn a kiss from the U.S. ;pReplyDelete
well it definitely wouldn't pass for a drink coaster anymore ;)ReplyDelete
A floor doiley ... I like that!!! Maybe you could photograph it with something out of scale on it - like a piece of dolls house furniture?!!! Then you could call it a rug :- )ReplyDelete
A 'mat' maybe, but not quite a 'rug' yet Jodie! Keep going, or is the urge running low? !!ReplyDelete
A rugling? I like it, and I want to make one. ive not seen this before - have been on 'blog holiday'--- what is this thing? A new craze amongst bloggers it would seem - I gotta know all about it... PReplyDelete
Yeah, I'd call it a rug! Be warned, Jodie, they're highly addictive!ReplyDelete
nope! not at all. are you braiding it?ReplyDelete


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It's no secret that StarCraft is very much a thing in South Korea—and has been for some time. So it should not be surprising to see some of the country's StarCraft diehards already in line for the game's upcoming expansion.
These three fellas were complete strangers until they all showed up, days early, at the venue in Seoul where the Heart of the Swarm's launch event will be held on March 12. The expansion pack will also go on sale there, and according to Blizzard, there will be 2,000 collector's editions available for purchase.
The high number reflects how Blizzard underestimated the overwhelming demand for collector's editions during the Diablo III launch event.
Before the launch event on Monday, the same venue is holding the Global Starcraft League finals on Sunday. Guess they're first in line for that, too! Good thing one of them brought a suitcase.
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DEAR DR. ROACH: I recently was diagnosed with gastroparesis. I am 73 years old. I understand there is effective treatment. My gastroenterologist has recommended a special diet to help me gain weight. -- P.M.
ANSWER: Gastroparesis is when muscles inside the stomach decrease their movement, which causes the stomach to delay emptying its contents. Food stays in the stomach longer than it should.
Many conditions can cause this, especially those that affect the nerves serving the stomach, including multiple sclerosis and Parkinson's disease. Diabetes probably is the most common cause now diagnosed, as longstanding diabetes affects all the nerves of the body. Very often, no specific cause is found.
The most common symptoms are nausea, abdominal discomfort, early satiety (feeling full after eating little food) and vomiting. These symptoms also are common in blockages of the stomach, so it frequently takes time to make the diagnosis.
If the gastroparesis is due to another condition, treating that condition may help. For example, in a diabetic, keeping diabetes under the best control possible makes sense. You mentioned diet: low-fat and low-fiber diets tend to be best, since fat normally slows the emptying of the stomach and fiber is hard for the stomach to clear. Smaller, more frequent meals are better tolerated.
Many medications, such as metoclopramide, can be helpful in treating gastroparesis. In severe cases, there is a medication that has been severely restricted in the U.S., cisapride, which is very effective but unfortunately associated with serious heart rhythm problems.
DEAR DR. ROACH: Can you please shed some light on compulsive lying and why a person would do it? My brother, 63, is developmentally disabled, and he makes up stories and/or lies nearly all the time. I truly believe he is a compulsive liar. Other than that, he's a good-natured person. -- J.B.
ANSWER: Compulsive lying is a very complicated issue. In your brother's case, it is likely that the cause is neurological, resulting from whatever issues cause his developmental delay. In fact, it's entirely possible that he doesn't always know what is true and what is a lie.
In other cases, the problem is psychiatric. Personality disorders -- especially borderline, narcissistic and histrionic -- are associated with an increased prevalence of lying. The most extreme case is called pseudologia fantastica, in which the patient essentially lies continuously in a self-aggrandizing fashion, often with small amounts of truth.
DEAR DR. ROACH: I am a 72-year-old female. I was taking 70 mg of Fosamax once a week. My dentist advised me to discontinue the Fosamax because I have several dental implants. When I went back to my family doctor with this advice, the only option he had for me was to take three 600-mg tablets of calcium, with 500 IU of vitamin D-3, daily. Is this my only option for osteoporosis? -- P.R.
ANSWER: Your dentist is concerned about a rare condition called osteonecrosis of the jaw. Fortunately, the risk of this is quite low -- probably less than one case in every 10,000 people taking oral medicines like Fosamax. Injection drugs like zoledronic acid (Reclast) are more likely to cause this rare problem, especially when given as part of cancer treatment, where doses tend to be higher.
Fosamax, like Actonel and Boniva, lasts for years inside bone tissue, so going off of it for a period of time probably won't hurt your bones. Calcium and vitamin D are important for all women with osteoporosis. Whether you might need additional treatment depends on your bone density and whether it is going up or down. There certainly are other options, if necessary, such as teriparatide (Forteo).
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DEAR DR. ROACH: I recently was diagnosed with gastroparesis. I am 73 years old. I understand there is effective treatment. My gastroenterologist has recommended a special diet to help me gain weight. -- P.M.


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- Year Unknown: Filius Flitwick, Charms Master at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, is born.[citation needed]
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