International Journal of the Humanities

Volume 2, Issue 2

Published by The International Journal of the Humanities


The Journal provides a forum for the role of the humanities in contemplating the future and the human, in an era otherwise dominated by scientific, technical and economic rationalisms.

Keywords: Humanities
Articles:
• Aesthetic Solidarity and Ethical Holism: Towards an Ecopedagogy Volume 2, Issue 2
• Ageing and Disability: A Person-centred Perspective Volume 2, Issue 2
• An Agenda for the Humanities: The Divide between Developed and Developing Countries as Reflected in Victim Support Systems Volume 2, Issue 2
• American English: Dissolving Democracy Volume 2, Issue 2
• Are the Media Globalising Political Discourse? The War On Terrorism Case Study Volume 2, Issue 2
• Between Autonomy and Heteronomy Volume 2, Issue 2
• Beyond Imperial History: A Transvaluation of Value? Volume 2, Issue 2
• Beyond Persuasion and Then Some: Invitational Rhetoric and a Rogerian Strategy Volume 2, Issue 2
• Boundaries and Interpretations: Learning in India Volume 2, Issue 2
• Bridging the Macro-Micro-Level Rift: International Political Economy and Gerontological Research in Cuba Volume 2, Issue 2
• Building Moral Robots Volume 2, Issue 2
• A Contested History: Creoles, Creolization, and the Future of Cultural Hybridity in the US Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Cooltrain Stops Here: Combating Design-Driven Social Stratification Volume 2, Issue 2
• Developing a Culture of Reclamation: Integrating History, Poetry and Video Volume 2, Issue 2
• Dimensions of Identity: Student Perspectives on the Social Practices of Transnational Education Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Dramatizing of a Nation: A Theatrical Investigation into Defining a 21st Century American Ideology Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Dramatizing of a Nation: A Theatrical Investigation into Defining a 21st Century American Ideology Volume 2, Issue 2
• Early Humans in Southeast Asia Volume 2, Issue 2
• Educating for Humanity: The Worldwide Waldorf School Movement Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Enchantments of Technology: Why Do We Envision Robots Coming Alive? Volume 2, Issue 2
• The End of Everything as We Know it and the Transition to Something Else Yet to be Determined Volume 2, Issue 2
• “The Engineering of Consent”: A Comparative Study of the Soviet Union and the United States 1929-1941 Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Enlightened Witness: Reasserting Humanity in the Face of Violence at the Beginning of the Twenty-First Century Volume 2, Issue 2
• Evaluating Women As Mentors. Greek Educational System Counselor’s paradigm Volume 2, Issue 2
• A Fifth Role of the Reader: Children’s and Young Adult Literature as Humanities Volume 2, Issue 2
• Figures of Disfigurement: Violence and Retro-Modernism in Eighteenth Century France Volume 2, Issue 2
• A Future Global Ethic: Peter Singer's View of One World Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Future of the Novel: Vanishing Boundaries? Volume 2, Issue 2
• Gender, Sexuality and Homophobia: Using Social Constructionism to Examine Overlaps in These Fields Volume 2, Issue 2
• Genre and Business School Cases: Shaping the Future One Classroom at a Time Volume 2, Issue 2
• Geopolitical Genesis and Prospect of Zionism Volume 2, Issue 2
• Global Diversities and Economic Divides Volume 2, Issue 2
• Good Fiction, Better Science: Using the Humanities to Promote Reflective Practitioners of Science Volume 2, Issue 2
• History as Meaning: A Humean Theory of Knowledge Volume 2, Issue 2
• HIV/AIDS Awareness and Attitudes Among Mineworkers: A Case Study Volume 2, Issue 2
• Human Progress in the Age of Post-Modernity: Rediscovering the Humanities Volume 2, Issue 2
• Humanistic Auscultations of Medical Literature Volume 2, Issue 2
• Identifying the Un-researched Factor in Disaster Management: Spiritual Preparedness Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Impact of Globalisation on Cultural Policies: A Call for Universal Social Responsibility Volume 2, Issue 2
• In Search of Storytelling: Selected Short Fiction by Mary Lavin Volume 2, Issue 2
• Integrating Regional Planning and Medicine: A Strategic Plan for a Medical Clinic in Barra Mansa, Brazil Volume 2, Issue 2
• Interdisciplinary Research: Charting New Directions Collaboratively Volume 2, Issue 2
• International and U.S. Born Graduate Students: WebCT Preparedness and Computer Literacy Volume 2, Issue 2
• Is There a Transnational Literary Aesthetic? The Repeating Island and the Future of Literary Studies Volume 2, Issue 2
• Is there a Transnational Literary Aesthetic? The Repeating Island and the Future of Literary Studies Volume 2, Issue 2
• Italian and Italian-American Families Today: A Comparative Perspective Volume 2, Issue 2
• Italian and Italian-American Families Today: A Comparative Perspective Volume 2, Issue 2
• Kant and Cinema Studies: A Return to the Repressed of Film Theory Volume 2, Issue 2
• Language Resources: What can they do with Terrorism? Volume 2, Issue 2
• Last Laughs: Exploring Gender Difference with Women’s Humor Volume 2, Issue 2
• Magic and Consumption at the End of History Volume 2, Issue 2
• Matters of Men and Women: How the Same Product Is Advertised in Brazil for the Male and Female Gender Volume 2, Issue 2
• Matters of Men and Women: How the Same Product is Advertised in Brazil for the Male and Female Gender Volume 2, Issue 2
• Meaning and Language: The Possibility of Referential Stability Volume 2, Issue 2
• Media, Democracy and the Future Volume 2, Issue 2
• Moral Luck and Normativity Volume 2, Issue 2
• New Lives, But a Legacy from the Past: Growth Patterns of Institutionalised Children Volume 2, Issue 2
• A New Model for Expansion of Individual Consciousness: Ego Death in Literature, Religion, and the Phenomenon of Near-Death Experiences Volume 2, Issue 2
• Nietzschean Artistry in the New Age of Empire: The Autopoietic Übermensch Volume 2, Issue 2
• On the “Lamentable Behavior and Pessimism of University Humanists”: The Humanities and the Culture Wars in the USA Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Opera The Wreckers by Ethel Smyth: "Immoral" Woman as Social Conscience Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Paradox and the Protreptic of Plato’s Apology: How Socrates Justifies the Examined Life and How Philosophers Can Benefit from His Learned Ignorance Volume 2, Issue 2
• Parasites and Para-Sites Volume 2, Issue 2
• Placing Toni Morrison’s ‘LOVE’: African American and Women of Color Feminists Theorizing Embodiment, Home, and Memory as Political Resistance Volume 2, Issue 2
• Political Myth: Fable, Politics and the Bible Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Politics of Colonial Governance: Ideologies and Practices of European Settlement in India, 1765-1857 Volume 2, Issue 2
• Pontormo, Umberg and the End of the World: Painting and Lacan’s Das Ding Volume 2, Issue 2
• Popular Music Imagery as an Information System: Stereotypical Depictions of African Americans in Historical Sheet Music Volume 2, Issue 2
• Postmodern Politics and Anti-globalisation Struggles Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Printing Press and Powerpoint as Agents of Change: Text and Technology in the Early Modern Classroom Volume 2, Issue 2
• Randomization, Conditioning, and Advertising Volume 2, Issue 2
• Redefining Scholarly Communication in a Digital Age Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Rehabilitation of Natural Law: Needless Metaphysics or Serving the Common Good? Volume 2, Issue 2
• Religious Expression Among the Men of Slaughterhouse Five Volume 2, Issue 2
• Remembering the Reader: A Lesson in User-Centered Technical Instruction from Geoffrey Chaucer Volume 2, Issue 2
• Revisioning Childhood: Developing Responsible Adults Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Rhetoric of Trauma Narrative: The Victim as Culture Hero Volume 2, Issue 2
• Shadow and Sunlight: “Exile,” “Home,” and “Nostalgia” in Paintings and Poetry by the Romni Artist Ceija Stojka Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Shifting Self: Negotiating Identity and Culture in the Language Classroom Volume 2, Issue 2
• Signification and Auto-Transformation in George Eliot’s the Lifted Veil Volume 2, Issue 2
• Simone Weil, Helen of Troy and Weapons of Mass Destruction Volume 2, Issue 2
• Social Exclusion and Identity Construction Among Minor Isolated Refugee Claimants Volume 2, Issue 2
• Social Skills Training in the Socialization of Developmentally Disabled Students Volume 2, Issue 2
• The South African Constitutional Court's Application of Socio-Economic, Cultural and Historical Considerations in the Interpretation of Children's Socio-Economic Rights Volume 2, Issue 2
• Spielberg’s Minority Report: Maternal Semiotics and the Enunciation of FEMININITY Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Subaltern Intellectual in Il postino and Ardiente paciencia Volume 2, Issue 2
• Surrealistic Black Humor: From an Inversing Writing Play Towards a “Humanistic” Liberation Volume 2, Issue 2
• Tall Ships and Social Capital: A Study of Their Interconnections Volume 2, Issue 2
• Te di la vida entera: Market Rationality, Novelistic Form and National Allegory Volume 2, Issue 2
• Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Boardroom: Poetry as Ethical Intervention in Business and Government Volume 2, Issue 2
• To the Point and Its Connections: Don't Our Various Rationalisms Fail on the Levels of the Simple and the Complex? Volume 2, Issue 2
• Truman Capote’s Other Voices, Other Rooms: Gender Transitivity and Queer Desire Volume 2, Issue 2
• A Two-Fold Conversation Management Function of Japanese Hedging: Speaker-Centered and Listener-Centered Volume 2, Issue 2
• Under Investigation: The Fate of Current Affairs Under a Public Service Charter Volume 2, Issue 2
• Understanding the Differences: The Case of Love and Lie (Gimu to Engi 1996) Volume 2, Issue 2
• Utopian Visions of “Universal Sympathy”: Self-Centered Cross-Culturalism in Peter Altenberg’s Ashantee (1897) Volume 2, Issue 2
• The Value of Reflection: Learner Engagement and Affective Response Volume 2, Issue 2
• Wagner Vs Puccini: Modernism and Opera in Spain... Just an Artistic Question? Volume 2, Issue 2
• Watching Out For Art: Literature & the Future of Memory Volume 2, Issue 2
• Western Drama in Hong Kong Translation (2002-2003) Volume 2, Issue 2
• Writers, Intellectuals, Heroes: The Case of Ferdinand de Saussure Volume 2, Issue 2
• ‘Exploring the Role of Language Games Approaches in Empirical Ethnography’ Volume 2, Issue 2
• “Adventure Time in an Alien World”: Personal Accounts of Mental Illness on the Web Volume 2, Issue 2
• “Another Story to Be In”: Indigenous Cultural Ideologies and the Logic of Conciliationism and Regionalization Volume 2, Issue 2
• “Hybridity All the Way Down”? Music, Hybridity and Identity in an Era of Globalization Volume 2, Issue 2
• “Redefining the Narrative: The Collision of American Foreign and Domestic Policy in 1965, Vietnam and the Civil Rights Movement” Volume 2, Issue 2

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