The International Journal of the Humanities

Volume 5, Issue 7

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International Journal of the Humanities, Volume 5. Issue: Electronic (PDF File; 8.224MB). Issue: Print (Hardback).

Articles:
• Towards a Participatory Environmental Policy Design: Examining International Instruments & Community Engagement pp.1-10 • Space as Dramatis Persona pp.11-20 • The King of Shreds and Patches: The Sportsman in Postcolonial Culture pp.21-28 • Understanding Governance: Lasswell and the Radical Recontextualization of the Policy Sciences pp.29-38 • Nietzsche Reception as “Philosopher of Führermenschen” in the Main Nazi Newspaper pp.39-48 • Language for Humanizing: Learning Values, Attitudes and Sensibilities pp.49-54 • Lost in Alienation or Lost in an Alien Nation: Alienation, Otherness and Intertextuality in Yahagi Toshihiko’s “Rarara kagaku no ko” pp.55-64 • Teaching Art History to Design Students pp.65-72 • Consideration of Visual Neurobiology, Art, and Pedagogy: Changing Views pp.73-80 • The Art of Communicating on Innovation in Human Terms pp.81-90 • Empires and Nations as Variable Forms of the Political Imagination pp.91-104 • The Quest for a National Identity: Images of Germany in the Works of Bernhard Schlink pp.105-118 • The Impact of Digitalization upon the Arts and Humanities pp.119-126	• Historical Conciousness among the Traditional Malays pp.127-136 • The Enigma of Isaac Newton: Scientist, Theologian, Alchemist and Prophet pp.137-144 • Da Vinci’s Ill Fated Design Legacy: Homogenization and Standardization pp.145-154 • Reading “My Name is Red”: Unveiling a Masterpiece pp.155-160 • Safely Bloody? The not so Innocent Devotion to the Passion of Christ pp.161-168 • The African Anti-Eden in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace: Ethnic Identity and Nation Building in South Africa pp.169-174 • Real Religious Pluralism and a Process for Understanding pp.175-182 • Two Faces of War: Rhetorical Positioning in Ethnic Newspapers pp.183-194 • New Social Scienc: Some Reflections pp.195-204 • Towards a Formulaic Poetics of Contemporary Public Rhetoric: The Interpretative Processing of Platitude and Cliche pp.205-214 • Musical Chairs: A Case and Commentary about Creating Inclusive Educational Practices pp.215-222 • Education for Humanity: A Challenge within Globalization pp.223-228

Articles:

• Towards a Participatory Environmental Policy Design: Examining International Instruments & Community Engagement pp.1-10

• Space as Dramatis Persona pp.11-20

• The King of Shreds and Patches: The Sportsman in Postcolonial Culture pp.21-28

• Understanding Governance: Lasswell and the Radical Recontextualization of the Policy Sciences pp.29-38

• Nietzsche Reception as “Philosopher of Führermenschen” in the Main Nazi Newspaper pp.39-48

• Language for Humanizing: Learning Values, Attitudes and Sensibilities pp.49-54

• Lost in Alienation or Lost in an Alien Nation: Alienation, Otherness and Intertextuality in Yahagi Toshihiko’s “Rarara kagaku no ko” pp.55-64

• Teaching Art History to Design Students pp.65-72

• Consideration of Visual Neurobiology, Art, and Pedagogy: Changing Views pp.73-80

• The Art of Communicating on Innovation in Human Terms pp.81-90

• Empires and Nations as Variable Forms of the Political Imagination pp.91-104

• The Quest for a National Identity: Images of Germany in the Works of Bernhard Schlink pp.105-118

• The Impact of Digitalization upon the Arts and Humanities pp.119-126

• Historical Conciousness among the Traditional Malays pp.127-136

• The Enigma of Isaac Newton: Scientist, Theologian, Alchemist and Prophet pp.137-144

• Da Vinci’s Ill Fated Design Legacy: Homogenization and Standardization pp.145-154

• Reading “My Name is Red”: Unveiling a Masterpiece pp.155-160

• Safely Bloody? The not so Innocent Devotion to the Passion of Christ pp.161-168

• The African Anti-Eden in J.M. Coetzee’s Disgrace: Ethnic Identity and Nation Building in South Africa pp.169-174

• Real Religious Pluralism and a Process for Understanding pp.175-182

• Two Faces of War: Rhetorical Positioning in Ethnic Newspapers pp.183-194

• New Social Scienc: Some Reflections pp.195-204

• Towards a Formulaic Poetics of Contemporary Public Rhetoric: The Interpretative Processing of Platitude and Cliche pp.205-214

• Musical Chairs: A Case and Commentary about Creating Inclusive Educational Practices pp.215-222

• Education for Humanity: A Challenge within Globalization pp.223-228

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