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Constitutional Organization Of Local Languages ​​"A Comparative Analytical Study", Bassem Mohsen Nayef Praiseworthy

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The drafting of the constitution in the language adopted by the people has become a fait accompli to represent its identity and demonstrate its autonomy and unify its societies. This requires their use of the language with the same art, craft, methodology and standard to preserve them in a way that reaches the people, And in order to reach the content of the Constitution to others committed to it so as not to be difficult to recognize the purpose, whether in terms of the Inclusiveness, or in terms of detailed analysis of its texts, because it is an integral part …

The Most Important Principles Of The Objective Islamic Criminal System In The Thought And Approach Of Imam Ali, Peace Be Upon Him, Zain Al Abidin Awad Kazim

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The criminal law, both procedural and substantive, is one of the most important laws regarding the behavior of individuals in society. It defines the actions to be avoided and the rules to be complied with. Otherwise, the perpetrator is considered as acting against the law, subjecting himself to penalties within that Law.

Holidays And Occasions In Isfahan During The Seventeenth Century Ad, Wasan Abdul Azim Fahim Al-Idami, Asim Hakim Abbas Al-Jubouri

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The celebration of feasts and events in the city of Isfahan during the Safavid era and specifically the seventeenth century was of great importance and a clear official and popular concern, especially that the Shah Abbas I (1587-1629), was keen to conduct and establish everything in line with the development of his country and pleasing its people for the rule of control and overcome To his opponents, interested in the concern of his people and their cultural and social heritage, as well as the religiouss and events that lead to the consolidation of the Jaafari doctrine. On this basis, the …

The Historical And Political Presence Of Abkhazia In The Caucasus Until 1864 Ad, Nidal Abu Jawad Amanat Al-Karaawi

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The great empires of the Ottoman Empire and the Cajarean State and Tsarist Russia sought over three centuries to control the Caucasus region, including Abkhazia because of its strategic location on the Black Sea coasts. These ambitions made Abkhaz land a battleground for two major powers. Russia and the Ottoman Empire ended Russia's control over the Caucasus, The Black Lions were economically and commercially important. During this conflict, the Abkhaz people played an important role in confronting these expansionist attempts to preserve the independence of their governments and their lands. However, the weakness of the Kajari state and the Ottoman …

Peer-Reviewed Scientific Journals And Multiculturalism, Abdul Basit Al-Ghabri

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

While multiculturalism is a social factor that indicates the extent of the cultural development of a society, its intellectual depth and historical process cannot be ignored. Therefore, the search for consecration in the public space requires first to be established within the limits of the consciousness of the intellectual elite.

The Effectiveness Of Digital Stories In The Achievement And Physical Enlightenment Of Second-Year Middle School Female Students In The Subject Of Physics, Saed Qaduwri Hudud

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The aim of the research is to find out the effectiveness of the digital stories in the achievement and physical literacy of the second grade students through the following two zero hypotheses:

The Role Of Shaqra University In Building A Knowledge Society From The Perspective Of Faculty Members, Noura Bint Mohammed Al-Drees

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This study aims to identify the role of Shaqra University in the generation of knowledge, the development of the knowledge society, and the cognitive building of the individual (As per) study sample, Also the study has sought to examine or the differences of statistical significance, if any, in assessing the role of Shaqra University in building of the knowledge society depends on gender, scientific background and the experience. The descriptive method has been used, and a questionnaire has been applied to collect the input data among faculty members of Shaqra University (129). The results of the study have been analysed. …

The Effect Of The Caffarel Model On Achievement And Development Of Complex Thinking Skills Among University Students In The Measurement And Evaluation Course, Nadia Daoud Al Shaaban

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The objective of this study is to construct Caffarella based on the cognitive achievement development of complex thinking skills and cognitive wi th university students. The study consisted of (97) students, where the experimental group included (47) students, while the control group included (45) students. The two groups had applied composite thinking skills and cognitive achievement testing, which were constructed by the researcher. The results indicated that there are statistically significant differences in favor of the experimental group of achievement in Measurement and Evaluation subject.

The Impact Of The Internet On Children And Adolescents, Israa Mahdi Abdul Khafaji, Sanaa Ali Jabr

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The term information revolution and modern technology has emerged as a broad term to include the integration of traditional media such as films, pictures, music, spoken and printed words with the interactive ability of computers and communication technology, and the applications of the scientific revolution in the field of communication and information.

The Use Of Digression In (The Tale Of The Boy Miftah), Nada Bint Saleh Bin Ali Aba Al-Khail

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This study sheds light on the digressiveness in the story of Allfta Miftah by Abu Median, the writer and journalist who lived for years traveling. He understood the nature and the customs of people. He wrote this story as an autobiography that contains many events, incidents, and situations to prove that change is the trend of life.

Environmental Security From A Geopolitical Perspective, Suhad Jamal Jihad, Adnan Kazim Jabbar Al-Shaibani

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The issue of Environmental problems and the consequent absence of Environmental security has become one of the most important and Influential issues, as they are of multiple dimensions and intertwined, And this was evidenced by the writings and opinions of researchers And those interested in security and environmental studies, which Broke out between supporters and opponents on the integration of the Environmental dimension with the security dimension.

Writing And Its Impact On The Compositional Structure Of Art From The Stone Age To The End Of The Akkadian Era, Shaima Youssef Issa, Mohammad Sayyab Muhan

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The interaction of man with his environment and surrounding it resulted in material ideas, the dimensions of their ability to move through time and on the basis of human ideas, the arts became two dimensions that were a three-dimensional drawing that was sculpted in this case is unable to transform the entire intellectual energy into something material and accordingly The person who developed the arts, especially the drawing he chose to write, and made him able to transform the entire intellectual energy into something material. The first steps he took to achieve his goal were that he began to express …

Mental Motivation And The Effectiveness Of Counseling Intervention Using Cognitive Behavioral Modification In Improving Its Low Domains, Imad Abdul Hamza Al-Atabi

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The research aims to identify the level of mental motivation and its fields, and the differences in the level and areas of mental motivation according to gender variable and stage of study, and the effectiveness of the counseling intervention by modifying the cognitive pattern in improving the areas of low mental motivation. Where the study was applied to (243) students of the College of Education for Humanities at the University of Muthanna. And two tools developed (Mental Motivation Scale CM3) and (counseling intervention). The results showed a drop in the level of mental motivation in general, and a drop in …

2019-December-15-Etsu Is 'All In', University Marketing And Communications, East Tennessee State University

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Archibald Pitcairne's Liturgical Year, Kelsey Jackson Williams

Studies in Scottish Literature

Discusses a series of short Latin poems by the Edinburgh physician and Jacobite sympathizer Dr Archibald Pitcairne (1652-1713), based on the liturgical year and on special services in the 1662 Book of Common Prayer then recently legalized for use by Scottish Episcopalians.

Carlyle And Calvinism, Joanna Malecka

Studies in Scottish Literature

A survey of how critics have treated Carlyle's religious beliefs, arguing that his Calvinist upbringing needs more consideration.

Losing His Religion: The Neglected Catholicism Of A.J. Cronin, Gerard Carruthers

Studies in Scottish Literature

Reexamination of the Scottish-born bestselling novelist A.J. Cronin (1896-1981), briefly recounting his Catholic upbringing and education at St, Aloysius College, Glasgow, with primary focus on his novel about a maverick Catholic priest, The Keys of the Kingdom (1941), popularized by the film version with Gregory Peck.

A Revision Of Power: Religion In Fionn Mac Colla’S And The Cock Crew, Brooke Mclaughlin Mitchell

Studies in Scottish Literature

Discusses the treatment of the central character, the Gaelic-speaking minister Maighstir Sachairi, in And the Cock Crew (1945), by Fionn Mac Colla (Thomas Donaldson, 1906-1975), a historical novel about the Highland clearances(the evictions of the local crofting inhabitants in the north of Scotland to make way for sheep-farming), and argues (1) that, although the novel condemns the Presbyterian clergy for colluding in the evictions and preaching submission to those evicted, Mac Colla's novel is deeply imbued with the Calvinism it might seem to reject, and (2) that the central scene, a debate between Sachairi and a Gaelic bard, is structured …

Calvinism, Catholicism, And Fascism In Muriel Spark’S The Prime Of Miss Jean Brodie, Richard Rankin Russell

Studies in Scottish Literature

A reassessment of the intertwined roles of Scottish presbyterianism, Italian Catholicism, and the rise of fascism, in Muriel Spark's 1961 novel about an Edinburgh schoolteacher in the 1920s and 1930s.

Hearing Competing Voices In James Robertson’S The Fanatic, Alison Jack

Studies in Scottish Literature

Discusses critical responses to James Robertson’s novels The Fanatic (2000) and The Testament of Gideon Mack (2006), and with particular reference to the character of John Lauder in The Fanatic, arguing that, rather than the political and psychological aspects represented by other characters, the religious perspective of Lauder offers a relevant creative alternative.

Afterword: Finding Religion In Scottish Literary History, Crawford Gribben

Studies in Scottish Literature

Looks back at the author's original article on the marginalization of Calvinist beliefs in earlier Scottish literature and comments on issues raised by the contributors to the SSL symposium.

Courting Love: Comedy And Genre In Robene And Makyne, Caitlin Flynn

Studies in Scottish Literature

Observing that little critical scrutiny has been given to Henryson's shorter poems, argues that Henryson's Robene and Makyne challenges genre critics by its "seamlessness ... weaving together of courtly and country, formal and frolicking," and that the two lovers, who "embody the generic confusion marking the formal qualities of the poem," reflect "the comic instability of the generic resonances within the text," pointing to wider trends in Scottish imaginative literature of the period.

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The Poetry Of William Forbes Of Disblair (1661-1740), William Donaldson

Studies in Scottish Literature

Arguing that the early 18th century Scottish poet William Forbes has been given too little attention, introduces some of the issues in settling the canon of Forbes's work, and discusses both Forbes's anti-Union political poetry, notably The True Scots Genius, Reviving (1704), and A Pil for Pork-Eaters (1705), and his later dialogue on marriage, Xantippe: or the Scolding Wife (1724), an original development from a Latin dialogue by Erasmus. An appendix gives details of the eleven published poems attributable to Forbes.

‘I Am Just As Typically Scottish’: G.S. Fraser As Scottish Poet, Richie Mccaffery

Studies in Scottish Literature

Discusses the poetry and poetic career of G. S. Fraser (1915-1980), both in the 1940s when he was regularly identified as a Scottish poet, and later in his life, arguing that the hostility of Scottish critics to his poetry in the 1950s (when he also built a substantial reputation as a London-based critic and reviewer) was unjustified, leading to the neglect of his substantial and continuing poetic achievement, and encouraging too narrow a definition of Scottish poetry.

The Roy Manuscript Of Burns’S 'To John Syme', Patrick Scott

Studies in Scottish Literature

Describes the only known authorial manuscript of a short poem by Robert Burns, now in the G. Ross Roy Collection at the University of South Carolina, providing a collation of variants among the early texts, and discussing the reliability of the transcripts of such Burns epigrams or versicles made by Burns's friend John Syme, on which editors must rely for other Burns items.

Contributors To Ssl 45.2

Studies in Scottish Literature

Biographical information on contributors to SSL 45.2

Singularity On The Margins: Autobiographical Writings Among The Shuar Of Ecuadorian Amazonia, Grégory Deshoulliere, Natalia Buitron

Tipití: Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America

Inspired by Stephen Hugh-Jones’s suggestion of a fit between Tukanoan writing genres and their sociocultural systems, in this article we explore Shuar autobiographical writings in light of Chicham (Jivaroan) individualism. By exploring first-person—nonpatrimonial—texts that have received much less attention in the regional literature, the article contributes to theorizing a different way of transmitting tradition:one focused on individual praxis rather than on collective patrimony. Through the analysis of three autobiographical texts, we show how their authors appropriate writing to construct singularity, or distinct “paths of individuation”: the personal story of resistance of a school teacher, the exemplary life course of a …

La Política Pública De No Contacto De Los Pueblos Indígenas En Aislamiento Y Contacto Inicial, Carlos Antonio Martin Soria Dall'orso

Tipití: Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America

Esta articulo revisa la evolución de la legislación amazónica para la protección de los Pueblos Indígenas en Aislamiento y Contacto Inicial (en adelante PIACI) a través de una mirada al derecho comparado amazónico. Luego se propone cual es la situación territorial de los PIACI en varios países amazónicos, para entender que estos pueblos habitan paisajes complejos de derechos otorgados a ellos pero, a veces también al Estado y a terceros. A continuación se reflexiona sobre la propuesta de reconocer Corredores de Protección PIACI como una propuesta que permite integrar varias áreas de protección PIACI que son colindantes para así a …

A Brief Comment On Hugh-Jones's "The Origin Of Night And The Dance Of Time", Geraldo Andrello

Tipití: Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America

In this comment on Hugh-Jones’s article "The Origin of Night," Geraldo Andrello argues that the politics of myth narrations and ritual performances are enacted through the regulation of temporality and explains why it is that all-important status distinctions are brought into existence through the retelling of permutations of the Origin of Night myth.

Maloca-Escola: Transformations Of The Tukanoan House, Melissa S. Oliveira

Tipití: Journal of the Society for the Anthropology of Lowland South America

This paper aims to demonstrate how, by combining the foundation of an indigenous school with the construction of a longhouse (maloca), the Tukano indigenous association of the Hausirõ and Ñahuri Porã clans, Middle Tiquié river, produces social relations proper to Tukanoan House societies as described by Hugh-Jones (1991, 1993). Through "indigenous research" and the celebrations that mark the school calendar, internal subdivisions of clan, hierarchy, age and gender are marked in space, while, at the same time, this new space allows for interdependence and articulation with other indigenous groups and outsiders (especially NGO professionals, scientists and politicians). In …