The International Journal of the Humanities

Volume 4, Issue 7

Published by The International Journal of the Humanities

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Issue: Print $US200.00

International Journal of the Humanities, Volume 4. Issue: Electronic (PDF File; 8.950MB). Issue: Print (Hardback).

Articles:
• Technological Change in the Postproduction Film Industry: Case Studies in Melbourne, Australia pp.1-8
• The Construction of a Harmonious Society in China: The Concept, Language and Implications pp.9-18
• The Shape-Shifter on the Borderlands: The Trickster Figure and the Relationship between Twentieth Century Oral Narrative in Xhosa Speaking Communties in South Africa and their Socio-Political and Spiritual Context pp.19-26
• Racial Stereotypes of Occupations pp.27-34
• Normative Connection and Re-enchantment of Nature pp.35-44
• From Trepidation to Transformation: Student Perceptions of Service Learning pp.45-50
• The Revitalised Whiteheadian Process Philosophy, the Difficulty in Making Some Moral and Political Difference in the World, and Parfit's Imaginary Examples pp.51-58
• Elizabeth Bishop and the Unhomely: Questions of Travel, Geography III, and the Problematic we pp.59-68
• Edward Said’s Humanism and Democratic Criticism: Bridging the Gap Between the Humanities and the Public Sphere in the Post-9/11 World pp.69-76
• Modernist Dissent: The Auto-Ethnography of Anais Nin and Henry Miller pp.77-88
• Agonist Symbiosis in Xenogenesis: Past as Prelude in Octavia Butler’s Post-Colonial Science-Fiction Utopias pp.89-98
• Analysing Film Through Music: How Musicology Can Aid in the Analysis of Film Sound and Narrative pp.99-106
• Deviance: The Next Big Thing pp.107-116
• Social Adjustment and Idealized Identity of Refugee Adolescents pp.117-126
• Anthropological Knowledge and Local Cultural Theory: Reformulating the Anthropological Subject Through Tuareg (Tamajaq) Spatial and Temporal Concepts pp.127-134

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