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Post-Covid-19 Cities Towards A Future Vision For Egyptian Cities
Post-Covid-19 Cities Towards A Future Vision For Egyptian Cities
Journal of the Faculty of Arts (JFA)
Cities are among the urban communities most facing the attacks of epidemiological activity in the global community, which leaves many negative effects on all aspects of life within the city, so it was important to monitor a vision for cities that could be designed following the epidemic situation of (Covid 19), in addition to To know the foundations through which the efficiency of existing cities and traditional neighborhoods can be raised to confront future epidemics in a way that allows cities to play their roles towards their residents, by seeking the opinions of experts and planners within the various sectors …
The Problems Of Palestinian Refugees In The Jordanian Camps:An Implementation Of Habermas’ Theory Of Legitimation Crisis, Abdelbaset Al-Azzam
The Problems Of Palestinian Refugees In The Jordanian Camps:An Implementation Of Habermas’ Theory Of Legitimation Crisis, Abdelbaset Al-Azzam
Journal of the Faculty of Arts (JFA)
The study attempts to reveal the Problems of Palestinian Refugees in the Jordanian Camps in martyr Azmi Al-Mufti Camp (Al- Hosn) and Jerash Camp in Jordan. Through four aspects of the crisis, derived from Habermas' theory, which is: Loss of meaning, psychological tension, anomie, and lack of gratification. it was applied onto a sample (523) male refugees, intentionally selected from the study population, based on the descriptive-analytical approach.The results showed that the Palestinian refugees "lack of gratification", in the study community was manifested to a high degree by the lack of money, adequate housing, health care, water shortage and infrastructure.The …
The Economic And Social Repercussions Of The (Covid-19) Pandemic On The Family Sector, Laila Kamel Al-Bahnasawy
The Economic And Social Repercussions Of The (Covid-19) Pandemic On The Family Sector, Laila Kamel Al-Bahnasawy
Journal of the Faculty of Arts (JFA)
This paper is considered as a social observatory of the economic and social repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic on the family sector and the reflection of its effects on the life experiences of the family, which represents a main pillar and a common intersection point between the various societal systems.The economic effects were embodied on many sectors, especially the file of sustainable development and social protection systems for the affected groups, and the levels of resilience and flexibility of the systems within the country decreased.The paper discussed the economic repercussions in terms of: the impact of the Corona crisis on …
Active Citizenship And The Rights Of The Egyptian Child "A Field Study Of A Sample Of Rural Families In Al- Buhaira Governorate”, Hanan Nasr
Journal of the Faculty of Arts (JFA)
The current study aimed to achieve three main objectives: for shed light on the values of active citizenship and the efforts of parents in supporting the rights of the child in the rural community, to identify the practices of active citizenship among parents and their commitment to preserving the rights of the child in the rural family, and to reveal the contributions of fathers in promoting Active citizenship and reducing child rights violations in the rural family. The study was based on Giddens' structure formation theory and the indicators of active citizenship used by the European Social Survey in 2002. …
Analytical Vision Of The Woman Image And Manifestations Of Social Life In Algerian Popular Proverbs: A Field Study In Social Anthropology, Alyaa Elhussein Newashy
Analytical Vision Of The Woman Image And Manifestations Of Social Life In Algerian Popular Proverbs: A Field Study In Social Anthropology, Alyaa Elhussein Newashy
Journal of the Faculty of Arts (JFA)
This study aimed to identify the extent to which the Algerian folk proverbs reflect on the social and family relations of the Algerian people. The study was conducted on the community of Algiers, which is in the northern central part of the country on the Mediterranean coast. Hundred fifty individuals were selected, ninety of them were males and sixty were females. They were selected randomly by using the “Google Form” questionnaire The social survey method was used in terms of listing and categorizing some popular proverbs according to what they cover of the social and the family relationships. The anthropological …
The Role Of Ngos In Consolidating The Culture Of Dependency Among The Poor A Field Study, Waheed Afia
The Role Of Ngos In Consolidating The Culture Of Dependency Among The Poor A Field Study, Waheed Afia
Journal of the Faculty of Arts (JFA)
Poverty is a widespread social and economic phenomenon in the world, but it is distributed unequally among the different regions of the world, not only this, but also among the different regions within one country. The social, economic and political changes that have occurred in the world recently, have had a significant impact on the growing interest in the role played by civil institutions and organizations.Accordingly, the study sought to identify the role of programs and services provided by civil society organizations in establishing a culture of dependency among the poor. The study relied on the social survey and case …
Factors Influencing The Intellectual Premises Of The Russian Theorist Alexander Dugin In Geopolitics, Eurasianism, And The Fourth Political Theory, Haila Al-Mekaimi
Factors Influencing The Intellectual Premises Of The Russian Theorist Alexander Dugin In Geopolitics, Eurasianism, And The Fourth Political Theory, Haila Al-Mekaimi
Journal of the Faculty of Arts (JFA)
This research seeks to identify the most important factors influencing the formation of the intellectual starting points of the Russian thinker Alexander Dugin, which led to the birth of his theory on Eurasianism and the fourth political theory. Alexander Dugin is considered the most prominent contemporary Russian theorist who influenced the beliefs of the contemporary Russian political elite. The research adopts the structural approach in explaining the nature of the structural factors that influenced the ideas of the Russian theorist Alexander Dugin, which include his intellectual upbringing, his relationship with the Russian and European right, the impact of Putinism and …
Discourse Of Leadership And Management: A Pilot Empirical Study Of Commissive Speech Acts, Abdulmuhsen Alqahtani
Discourse Of Leadership And Management: A Pilot Empirical Study Of Commissive Speech Acts, Abdulmuhsen Alqahtani
Journal of the Faculty of Arts (JFA)
Any leader needs, now and then, to make commitments. These commitments are themselves a test for trustworthy leaders. The current pilot study employs the speech act theory to explore how organizational leaders make commitments in an Arab government workplace- Kuwait. The language diary, which was found by previous literature to be a solid method, was used to gather data about commissive acts made by leaders. The diary method. The results were: (1) 95% of the commissive acts were explicit not implicit; and (2) the commissive acts were diverse due to diverse situations. Then, the study concluded with three relevant recommendations: …