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Anthropocentric Naturism in The Broken Earth by Nora K. Jemisin

Shohreh Haji Mola Hosein

Abstract: Anthropocentric naturism, mingling with sexism, dualism, colonialism, and other oppressive structures, is one of the obvious themes in the multigenre trilogy of The Broken Earth, written by American author, Nora k. Jemisin. Anthropocentric naturism is the instrumentalization of the earth, natural resources, and other specie [...] Read more.

Abstract PDF (293 K) January 15, 2023 8 Downloads 104 Views DOI: 10.54647/sociology840975

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Relevance of natural light design in glass curtain wall of high-rise office building

Kim Chul-soo, Zhang wu

Abstract: For a long time, natural light has been accompanied by human growth and has been applied to buildings in various forms. With the development of urbanization, the development of high-rise and large-scale buildings has become an inevitable trend. The significance of biological light for "non-visual effects" is only beginning [...] Read more.

Abstract PDF (1595 K) January 12, 2023 13 Downloads 138 Views DOI: 10.54647/sociology84959

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The Use of Remote Control Software in Increasing Their Learning Outcomes

Badeni Badeni, Sri Saparahayuningsih, Osa Juarsa

Abstract: This study aims to describe students' perception of online-based learning with remote control software. The research method used is the descriptive method. Research instruments use questionnaires and interviews. The results of the study showed that students' perception of online-based learning with remote control software i [...] Read more.

Abstract PDF (203 K) January 1, 2023 12 Downloads 225 Views DOI: 10.54647/sociology84957

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The Great Earth Sangha: A Non-Anthropocentric Moral Imagination

Joseph Daniel Markowski Ph.D.

Abstract: This article explores the ways in which Zen master Dōgen’s writings on Zen practice, in dialogue with Friedrich Nietzsche and Gary Snyder, can help assist, as Jason Wirth suggests, the cultivation of a non-anthropocentric moral imagination so as to address and mitigate environmental problems that are directly tied to anthro [...] Read more.

Abstract PDF (263 K) December 11, 2022 14 Downloads 313 Views DOI: 10.54647/sociology84919

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Perceptions of risky sexual behaviour among individuals with severe mental illness in Uganda

C. Birungi, W. Ssembajjwe, N Kiwanuka, E. Kinyanda, N. Nakasujja

Abstract: Objectives
To understand the perceptions of Risky Sexual Behavior(RSB) among individuals with Severe Mental illness(SMI) in Uganda.
Hypothesis
Participants who perceive themselves as being at a high risk for RSB have a higher perception to RSB.
Research question
What is the perce [...] Read more.

Abstract PDF (209 K) December 11, 2022 7 Downloads 274 Views DOI: 10.54647/sociology84947

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The evolution of the family in the contemporary society: the case of Albania

Dr. Juventina Ngjela, MSc. Irena Xhaferri, Dr. Natalja Qana, MSc. Jonida Hyka, Suada Hawa, Dr. Edvaldo Begotaraj

Abstract: The study of the family constitutes one of the most important fields of sociology. Everyone in all societies grows up in a family environment and marriage is a very widespread social institution. The structure of the family has changed throughout the world, affecting aspects of behavior, attitudes, beliefs, and relationship [...] Read more.

Abstract PDF (223 K) December 4, 2022 10 Downloads 315 Views DOI: 10.54647/sociology33240

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The Images of Carnival and Grotesque in the Characters of Fool, King Lear, and Edgar in the Tragedy of King Lear by William Shakespeare

Shohreh Haji Mola Hosein

Abstract: Worth-reading tragedy of King Lear is one of master dramas of William Shakespeare, attracting readers and the audience for its universal and zeitgeist themes. It still suggests unexplored themes which are revealed in different periods of time. The images of carnival and grotesque have made a sublime tragedy representing int [...] Read more.

Abstract PDF (248 K) December 4, 2022 13 Downloads 196 Views DOI: 10.54647/sociology84938

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Modern and Postmodern Subject Positions: Unreliable Narrators in The Good Soldier and The Sense of an Ending

Shahriar Khalili Mobarhan, Nahid Fakhrshafaie, Rahimeh Rouhparvar

Abstract: The present study aims to study unreliable narrators in Julian Barnes's The Sense of an Ending and Ford Madox Ford's The Good Soldier. As Barnes prompts the reader to read his novel in the light of Ford's novel, a comparison between Barnes's unreliable narrator and Ford's unreliable narrator proves inevitable. This study ex [...] Read more.

Abstract PDF (293 K) December 4, 2022 16 Downloads 225 Views DOI: 10.54647/sociology84937

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