Political Geography: South Asia / Topic: Quantitative

Author:: Zeeshan Saif Chadhar
Publication Date:: 12-2024
Content Type:: Journal Article
Journal:: Journal of Political Studies
Institution:: Department of Political Science, University of the Punjab
Abstract:: Slums are one of the huge impoverished sectors in any country. These communities are living in small or fragile dwelling on vulnerable patch of acreage. Their households usually have no proper sanitation system and no potable water . This paper discovers the standard of facilities provided to females living in slum dwellers. This paper used quantitative approach with close ended questions. Two sections of Slums were chosen i-e Bhutto colony and juggie community. Statistical Package for Social Sciences was used for the explanation of figures. The statistics was examined by using cross-tabulation. This paper will be valuable for state machinery, NGOs, and academicians for making policies.
Topic:: NGOs, Sanitation, Quantitative, Services, Slums, Vulnerability, and Juggie Communities
Political Geography:: Pakistan and South Asia

Author:: María Isabel Maldonado García
Publication Date:: 07-2014
Content Type:: Journal Article
Journal:: South Asian Studies
Institution:: Department of Political Science, University of the Punjab
Abstract:: Word frequency methods have been used by psychologists, linguists (and of these computational linguists), etc. with a variety of purposes. In this study the frequency count method has been applied in order to find out a thematic hierarchy within a group of related texts. The particular texts chosen are a group of 70poems of the XIII century South- Asiatic author Sultan Bahu. Sultan Bahu’s poems contain his interpretation of the Beloved and human’s relationship with Him. The importance of this research lies in the fact that Sultan Bahu’s texts have never been thoroughly analyzed from a linguistic point of view. Through the analysis of the results of the frequency counts a hierarchy of subtopics within the main topic will be revealed. The present research paper attempts to uncover and evaluate Sultan Bahu’s concept of mystical love and its components in a hierarchical manner.
Topic:: Linguistics, Sufism, Quantitative, Computational Linguistics, Applied Linguistics, Poetry, and Mysticism
Political Geography:: Pakistan and South Asia

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