International Journal of the Humanities

Volume 3, Issue 6

Published by The International Journal of the Humanities

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International Journal of the Humanities, Volume 3. Issue: Electronic (PDF File; 13.256MB). Issue: Print (Hardback).

Articles:
• Connection and Alienation: A Comparative Study of E.M. Forster and George Orwell on their representation in “A Passage to India” and “Burmese days” pp.1-12
• A Tale of the Undead: The Revival of Manx Gaelic pp.13-18
• Information Society: Networks, Collective Action and the Role of Institutions pp.19-32
• Essentialized Females Animated: A Feminist Analysis of Visual Pleasure of two Disney Heroines pp.33-40
• Interdisciplinary Arts: Old Wine in New Bottles pp.41-50
• The Anxiety of Relations: Risk in Heidegger’s Experience with Language for Architecture and Philosophy pp.51-58
• Framing and Expropriating Indigenous Identities: The Role of British Law in the Annexation of Australian Aboriginal Land pp.59-66
• Indivisible: Mäori-Päkehä Hybridity in Aotearoa New Zealand Cinema pp.67-76
• The Knowledge of Classical Texts for the Cultural Production: A Case Study of Buson's Prose, Linked Verse and Unconventional Poetry pp.77-84
• Lyotard, Foucault, and “Philosophical Politics” pp.85-98
• How do Men and Women Communicate their Conceptualization of Success? A Comparative Study of Malaysia and New Zealand pp.99-116
• Stories from the Tower: Reflections on Changing Professional Roles and Identities in a New University pp.117-124
• Tarnished Truth: A Public Betrayal pp.125-130
• Investigating the 'Human' in Teaching through the Language Teachers Use pp.131-138
• The Reinvention of Globalization: Short Stories by Langston Hughes pp.139-146
• Moral Concern for the Objects of Scientific Research pp.147-152
• Playing it by Ear: A Case Study of Multiple Intelligences in Typography Courses pp.153-160
• Mr. The International Criminal Court: How the United States Can Ratify the Rome Statute and Rejoin the International Community pp.161-172
• Biometric Passports: Farewell to Privacy? pp.173-184
• A Kantian Theory of Charisma pp.185-194
• Emerging Perspectives in the Humanities: Understanding Cultures Through Literatures of Other Worlds pp.195-200
• The Impact of Race, Gender and Class on Identity in Toni Morrison’s Fiction pp.201-210
• Language Alienation and Conversion: Mapping Knowledge and Terra Incognita pp.211-216
• The University, the Universe, the World, and “Globalization” pp.217-228
• The Legal Status of Tactical Nuclear Weapons pp.229-236
• Active Learning in the Humanities Classroom: Everything, Nothing, Something, Anything pp.237-244
• Differential Socialization of Emotions: An Emotional Conceptualization of Race and Race Relations pp.245-254
• On Being Human: The Problem of Selfhood pp.255-262
• How Does your Cyber Garden Grow? With Corporate Giants or Slow Food Snails... pp.263-270
• Integrating the Humanities: An Institutional Perspective pp.271-276

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