Online Discussion on Contemporary Debates and Mario Vargos Liosa.

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Contemporary Debates and Mario Vargos Liosa:-

Respected sir,
                  I tries to give opinion Lio's views on contemporary issues:

               Contemporary Debates and Mario Vargos Liosa's views about

                 Democracy has moved forward and human rights have been recognised basically thanks to liberal thinkers,
Liberal thinkers makes communism that raise human rights is necessary of the sign of freedom.Without liberals we can't get our rights. 

'Nationalism' and 'Populism':
                      
                     Language and Literature that makes effect on nation. Number people that makes political issues and also rigorous events that intentionally for 'populism'. This is that invisible truth that creates national controversies.

           'Greatest challenge to Democracy':                                  
                     some challenges are very unexceptional to democracy. Some new changes makes great challenge to democracy like in India:
                 For example ,Demonetisation done in India that conflicts with positive and negative perspective.

'Intellectual honesty':
                    
                     Intelligence is not Guarantee of Intellectual honesty. somehow the image of politicians and journalists effects our mind. Corruption in truth and works and it works in every where.Intellectual honesty rarely shown in journalists. Mario Vargos Liosa's politics also questionable.
               We can give  Example of Mr. Ravish kumar and his show "Aap Ki Adaalat".


'Literature and morality':


               literature and morality both are two sides of a coin.Without morality we can not imagine literature. Literature gives us morality and we learned morality by literature .

'Political correctness and freedom':
                        
                    These are two opposite compartment. Political figure is always self-centered. it never gives that freedom to raise individual thoughts. Because it rejects that honesty to come in reflection of society.

Thank you. 

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