International Journal of the Humanities

Volume 3, Issue 2

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International Journal of the Humanities, Volume 3. Issue: Electronic (PDF File; 3.760MB). Issue: Print (Hardback).

Articles:
• Creativity as Redemption: The Visionary Life of Hildegard of Bingen pp.1-8 • The Utopian Ideal and Critical Methods for the Humanities pp.9-16 • Media Talk as Carnivalesque Performance: Young People's Media Engagements and the Fashioning of Identities pp.17-24 • Posthuman Bodies in Japanese Science Fiction Films: Subject, Gender and Body in Shinya Tsukamoto’s Tetsuo I: Iron Man & Tetsuo II: Body Hammer pp.25-32 • Stuart Hall and the Concept of Ideology: A Critical Assessment pp.33-38 • Cooperative Learning and Drama Techniques: A Good Teaching Team for Second Language Acquisition pp.39-44 • Beyond the Red Pen: Writing for Authentic Audiences pp.45-50 • The Vote of Faith pp.51-56 • A Precursor to Understanding Islamic Conceptions of Political Peace: Realizing the Significance of Theology pp.57-64 • Ensuring Academic Freedom for Students in the Classroom pp.65-70 • Lessons Learned from Pluralistic Media Representation of Environmental Turbulence: Issues of Cultural Identity pp.71-74 • Japan and the Schizophrenia of the West: From Feudal Vestige to Postmodern Paradise pp.75-84 • A Theoretical Model for the Qualitative Analysis of Disfigurement Adjustment pp.85-90 • From Plato to Pinker: On Re-opening Plato's Academy pp.91-96 • The Meanings of Genetics: Accounts of Biotechnology in the work of Habermas, Baudrillard and Derrida. pp.97-104 • An Interdisciplinary Approach to ‘Newness’ in Historical Populations pp.105-110	• Design’s Thin Line: The Discipline’s Failure to Reconcile Aesthetics With Ethics pp.111-120 • The Triple Bottom Lie: Nietzsche, Murakami and Environmental Sustainability pp.121-130 • Changes and Dance: A Critical Assessment of the Impact of Changes on Dance Education in Taiwan with Particular Attention on Higher Education Institutions from 1995-2005 pp.131-138 • Towards a Knowledge Economy or 'Bottom of the Barrel Syndrome'? Perceptions of the Relationship between Employment and Literacy in Wanganui, New Zealand pp.139-150 • The Controlling Story: Oral and Written Culture in Toni Morrison's 'Paradise' pp.151-158 • Building Bridges of Understanding: The Power of Story through Oral Histories pp.159-164 • Terms of Engagement: Strategies for Engendering Critical Online Discussions of Literature pp.165-170 • Civic Engagement at the Local Level of Government pp.171-178 • The Ethics of Political Correctness pp.179-186 • The Cultivation of Reason Giving: The Primary Purpose of Education? pp.187-194 • Butoh, Taichi and Modern Dance in Taiwan: Writing Bodies and Identities pp.195-202 • The Teaching of Spanish to University-level Heritage Speakers in Texas and the United States pp.203-214 • Framework for Information Design in the Information Age pp.215-220 • Cheating and Bullying Using Cell Phones and PDAs: The Dark Side of Mobile Technology pp.221-228

Articles:

• Creativity as Redemption: The Visionary Life of Hildegard of Bingen pp.1-8

• The Utopian Ideal and Critical Methods for the Humanities pp.9-16

• Media Talk as Carnivalesque Performance: Young People's Media Engagements and the Fashioning of Identities pp.17-24

• Posthuman Bodies in Japanese Science Fiction Films: Subject, Gender and Body in Shinya Tsukamoto’s Tetsuo I: Iron Man & Tetsuo II: Body Hammer pp.25-32

• Stuart Hall and the Concept of Ideology: A Critical Assessment pp.33-38

• Cooperative Learning and Drama Techniques: A Good Teaching Team for Second Language Acquisition pp.39-44

• Beyond the Red Pen: Writing for Authentic Audiences pp.45-50

• The Vote of Faith pp.51-56

• A Precursor to Understanding Islamic Conceptions of Political Peace: Realizing the Significance of Theology pp.57-64

• Ensuring Academic Freedom for Students in the Classroom pp.65-70

• Lessons Learned from Pluralistic Media Representation of Environmental Turbulence: Issues of Cultural Identity pp.71-74

• Japan and the Schizophrenia of the West: From Feudal Vestige to Postmodern Paradise pp.75-84

• A Theoretical Model for the Qualitative Analysis of Disfigurement Adjustment pp.85-90

• From Plato to Pinker: On Re-opening Plato's Academy pp.91-96

• The Meanings of Genetics: Accounts of Biotechnology in the work of Habermas, Baudrillard and Derrida. pp.97-104

• An Interdisciplinary Approach to ‘Newness’ in Historical Populations pp.105-110

• Design’s Thin Line: The Discipline’s Failure to Reconcile Aesthetics With Ethics pp.111-120

• The Triple Bottom Lie: Nietzsche, Murakami and Environmental Sustainability pp.121-130

• Changes and Dance: A Critical Assessment of the Impact of Changes on Dance Education in Taiwan with Particular Attention on Higher Education Institutions from 1995-2005 pp.131-138

• Towards a Knowledge Economy or 'Bottom of the Barrel Syndrome'? Perceptions of the Relationship between Employment and Literacy in Wanganui, New Zealand pp.139-150

• The Controlling Story: Oral and Written Culture in Toni Morrison's 'Paradise' pp.151-158

• Building Bridges of Understanding: The Power of Story through Oral Histories pp.159-164

• Terms of Engagement: Strategies for Engendering Critical Online Discussions of Literature pp.165-170

• Civic Engagement at the Local Level of Government pp.171-178

• The Ethics of Political Correctness pp.179-186

• The Cultivation of Reason Giving: The Primary Purpose of Education? pp.187-194

• Butoh, Taichi and Modern Dance in Taiwan: Writing Bodies and Identities pp.195-202

• The Teaching of Spanish to University-level Heritage Speakers in Texas and the United States pp.203-214

• Framework for Information Design in the Information Age pp.215-220

• Cheating and Bullying Using Cell Phones and PDAs: The Dark Side of Mobile Technology pp.221-228

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