List I | List II | ||
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A. | Folklore | I. | Recurrent themes, actions, types of characters and images claimed to be a result of elemental and universal patterns in the human psyche |
B. | Myth | II. | Stories of various kinds of marvels |
C. | Archetype | III. | Verbal compositions, sayings and social rituals handed down the generations orally |
D. | Fairy tales | IV. | A story in a system of hereditary stories of ancient origin assigned to a particular cultural group |
List-I (Book) | List-II (Author) |
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A. The Republic | I. Machiavelli |
B. Leviathan | II. Hobbes |
C. Florentine History | III. Plato |
D. Two Treatises of Government | IV. Locke |
List-I (Author) | List-II (Books) |
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A. John Rawls | I. Wealth of Nations |
B. Robert Nozick | II. A Theory of Justice |
C. Adam Smith | III. The End of History |
D. Francis Fukuyama | IV. State and Utopia |
List-I (Author/Thinker) | List-II (Books) |
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A. Thomas Pogge | I. Principles of Social Justice |
B. Charles Beitz | II. The Possibility of Altruism |
C. Thomas Nagel | III. The Idea of Human Rights |
D. David Miller | IV. World Poverty and Human Rights |
(Agreements) | List-II (Year) |
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A. Tashkent Agreement | I. 1971 |
B. Shimla Accord | II. 1966 |
C. Indo-US Nuclear Deal | III. 1996 |
D. Ganga Water Sharing Agreement | IV. 2005 |
List-I () | List-II () |
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A. Making Democracy Work | I. Frank Marini |
B. Towards a New Public Administration | II. Jan-Erick Lane |
C. Administration: The Art and Science of Organization and Management | III. Albert Lepawsky |
D. Public Administration and Public Management | IV. Robert D. Putnam |