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The Language Of Poetry In The Collection (Running To Nowhere) By Qasim Wali, Abdul-Aziz Fazza'a Shayib

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The research aims to explore the language of poetry in the last collection of the poet Qasim Wali (Running to Nowhere), Wasee 2018. He is one of the poets who emerged after the year 2003. He chose it for the distinction and uniqueness of his poetic language, despite the fact that he cast it in a form aiming for verticality, as he wrote for the homeland, women, and humanity. And love. And war and martyrs. His poetry is an honest expression of what the poet experiences, subjectively and objectively. After reading the collection, we decided that the research should

Ruling On Temporary Marriage Between Acceptance And Rejection, Sakina Hussein Kazem

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Islamic law is unique in covering everything that people need. The Qur’an is the constitution and method of this world and the hereafter for people until the Day of Judgment. It has dealt with matters in all their forms of problems and other angles of a different nature, except for which treatment is possible. It was built on strong foundations far from the gaps and reaching the horizon of health. And its constructive safety, so Islam made for every aspect of life, both permanent and temporary, provisions for relationships between people, and among these relationships, which the Creator paid special …

Fluctuation Groundwater Levels And Their Quality For A Number Of Wells In Badia Al-Muthanna, Saif Majeed Al-Khafaji

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The increase in population and the various requirements of life in Iraq have led to an increase in demand for water in all its forms and for all uses such as drinking, agriculture and industry. In addition to the water policies of neighboring countries that share rivers, tributaries and regional groundwater reservoirs with Iraq, as well as the increase in temperatures and the prevalence of drought conditions, all of which have led to a decrease in water imports reaching Iraq and the pollution of surface water. Therefore, the study of groundwater levels is one of the

The Effect Of An Educational Program Based On Theatrical Teaching On The Achievement And Development Of Moral Thinking Among First-Year Intermediate Students In Social Studies, Muhammad Kazem Mohsen

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The current research aims to identify the effect of an educational program based on dramatized teaching on achievement and the development of moral thinking among first-year intermediate students in social studies. The research sample consisted of (80) students (experimental and control). The researcher made parity between the two research groups in the variables (age). time, previous academic achievement, moral thinking scale) and to achieve the research goal, the researcher built an educational program and an achievement test

The Syllables When The Rhombus (537h) In His Book General The Proof Study Morphology Acoustic, Adnan Abed Al-Kazem Maziher

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

In this research, I decided to provide a service to the Holy Qur, an It dealt with a topic that is no less important than other topics This is the subject of slurring Who received care and attention by scholars of language, interpretation and Tajweed, So I studied it verbally and verbally, It consists of an introduction and two types of assimilation they are diphthongs of similar and diphthongs of close ones and a conclusion with the results, I spoke in assimilation of homophones about the assimilation of the r in its proverb The evidence

Change In The Boundaries Of Rainfall Regions In Iraq For The Period (1989-2019), Shaymaa Salih Jasim

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The research aims to clarify the change in the limits of rainfed regions in Iraq for a period of (30 years) that was divided into three time series, each series extending for a small climate cycle of (11 years). The second The highest total rainfall in Iraq during the cycle (1999-1989), which was (453.6 mm), decreased in the second cycle (1999-2009) to reach (301.1 mm) and then decreased further during the third cycle (2009-2019) to reach (255.9 mm) Thus, the remaining months recorded a gradual decrease between the time series, and this variation is due to the change in the …

Sex In The Myths And Epics Of Ancient Greece, Amer Naji Hussein

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This research, “Sex in the Myths and Epics of Ancient Greece,” deals with the topic of sex in ancient Greece according to their myths and epics, based on the idea that myths and epics are a reflective mirror of societies, expressing their essence, even if they do not necessarily express all the thoughts that these societies have. The research has been dealt with according to sub-headings, arriving at the results that confirmed the fact that sex had a significant impact on the Greeks from a social and political standpoint, and thus was a guiding element to which their actions were …

‏ The Comparison Between The Verses Of Monotheism In Surat Alnisa, Ziyad Arhim Hassan, Laith Abbas Jassim

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Comparison: an apparent approach in the Holy Qur’an in clarification and clarification, because it influences the soul, convinces it, and establishes the meaning in it by comparing things to each other, and comparison is considered one of the valuable approaches in studying topics in the heavenly text. This research deals with the comparison between the verses of monotheism in Surat Al-Nisa in order to deal with and reveal the facts by mentioning their opposites. By this comparison, the origin of belief in the Messenger was shown, as was the opposite thing, which is disbelief, because lack of faith in the …

Spatial Analysis Of Educational Services In Al-Warka City For The Academic Year (2022-2023), Karar Kareem Fadhl

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This research aims to illustrate and analyze the reality of educational services in the district center of Al-Warka for the academic year (2022-2023) to identify the pattern of distribution, extent of coverage, and efficiency in providing the necessary service to the population at the level of residential neighborhoods in the city. The introduction includes the boundaries of the research area, its problem, hypothesis, and purpose, as well as the importance of the research. The research revealed the absence of kindergartens and the focus only on primary, middle, preparatory, and secondary schools, with a total of (6) primary schools, (6) middle …

The Development Of Education, Literature And Arts In Russia (1801-1812), Bashir Abd Al-Jawad Rahi Al-Zalimi, Maher Hamid Jassim Al-Noura

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

During the rule of Tsar Alexander I (1801-1825), Russia witnessed a remarkable development in education, literature, and the arts, especially in the first half of his rule, as education was a bright spot in local policy. In the first years of his rule, education received a high priority in official plans and activities, and he established five universities and a number of schools, which was reflected in the development of literature and arts and the emergence of a number of Russian writers and artists. The research aims to shed light on the most important educational and cultural developments in Russia …

The Condition Of Interest In The Jurisdiction Of The Federal Supreme Court (Kurdistan Region As An Example), Aymeen Hassan Mandil, Basim Mohsen Nayyef

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

Interest is one of the most important conditions necessary for filing a lawsuit before the Federal Court on which acceptance of the lawsuit depends. The condition of interest is one of the conditions stipulated for accepting a constitutional lawsuit, as it is not enough that the contested text be in violation of the Constitution, but rather its application must result in direct harm to the plaintiff. The law stipulates The Federal Supreme Court (No. 25 of 2021, No. 4635 on 6/7/2021) requires that the appeal be submitted by an interested plaintiff, and this is what was confirmed by the Federal …

Women Persecution In Browning's "My Last Duchess" : A Feminist Perspective, Ali Hasan Abed, Mushtaq Awad Jabbar, Omar Ra\'Oof Marzah

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

From a feminist point of view, the study looked over the status of the Victorian women and how destitute they were. Men practiced their superiority over the women and treated them as inferior creatures as it is reflected in this poem, Kate Millet's theory is applied to analyze Browning's "My Last Duchess" (1842). Robert Browning attempted to recall the stuffy situation, using the field of poetry, in which women lived despondently and discontentedly. The study proved the passive presentation of women when they used to be presented at that age as slaves in comparison to men. This poem showed the …

Geographical Capacities Of Fabric Productions At Al-Muthanna Governorate And The Mechanisms Of Improving Them, Rahman Jameel Said

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This paper aims at identifying the fabric industries and how we can improve it due to its primary role in realizing economic development in general and industrial development in particular in the governorate that has the intended requirements to take it into consideration by political decision makers to so as to find legislations and laws that support industrial investment and achieve sustained industrial improvement. Among these factors: labor supply, marketing, working capital, and energy resources.

Filling The Swamps In Light Of The Discussions Of The Iraqi Parliament 1939-1958, Mohammad Rida Lihims, Muteab Khalf Jabir Alriyshaw

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

One of the problems that the Iraqi government faced during the monarchy era was the abundance of swamps and dirty water in Iraqi cities, causing the spread of diseases and microbes, especially malaria, which called for the government to address the matter by draining and backfilling the swamps and constructing drains.

Geomorphological Analysis Of Erosion Of The Iraqi Coast Using Brunn’S Model, Jamila Fakir Mohammed

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

A large percentage of the coasts around the world suffer from coastal erosion. In order to determine the erosion of the Iraqi coast, Brunn’s theory was tested, which is a mathematical model that aims to measure the rates of coastal erosion, that depending on a group of factors affecting the coast, such as geology, climate, and soil. The result was that (85)% of the Iraqi coast remained stable, (10)% was a ccumulated towardes the sea, and (5)% was eroded towards the land during the past five centures ago, so the amount of ere sion will be (15)%,

A Sociolinguistic Analysis Of Minorities’ Language Right In Iraq Shabaki Kurds' After Isis Invasion: A Case Study, Mohammed Sami Al-Assadi, Salih Mahdi Adai

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This paper addresses Shabaki Kurds' ideology towards the status of their own identity after migration to the south of Iraq because of the ISIS invasion in 2014. Several drastic changes occurred after this international political and military event. A survey study is conducted depending on a questionnaire to elicit the data and analyze the subjects' responses. The findings of the study reveal that most Shabaki Kurds find themselves obliged to use other than their native language because of the circumstances of displacement after the events of armed violence in Iraq. Besides, although the use of the Shabaki Kurd language is …

Mohammed Saeed Al-Tirih , Tripsan Their Impact On His Configuration Until 2007, Qassim Abdel Reda Tali, Asaad Hamid Abu Shaneh

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The traveler depicts the events that happened to him, and the things he encountered during his travels between countries, journeys are a source of geographical, historical and social sources, because the writer (the traveler) investigates information and facts from live viewing and direct photography, which makes reading it rich interesting and entertaining, to a large number of readers.

Climate Change And Cities: A Study Of Influence And Vulnerability, Adnan Kadhem Jabbar Al-Shaibani

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

This research argues that the climate change the world is witnessing is a result of the increase in the size of cities resulting from the large increase in the number of urban populations. This has resulted in cities becoming the primary source of carbon dioxide emissions, as studies that have attempted to investigate the causes of the change indicate that they are responsible for 75-80% of total emissions worldwide, and the transportation, industry, and agriculture-related activities are the most responsible for generating carbon dioxide gas. The situation remains as it is without global action makes the dangers facing cities realizable, …

Uae – Iran Political Relations 1971 – 1981, Hussein Kamil Jaber Alshahir

Uruk Journal of Human Sciences

The countries of the Arabian Gulf, particularly those newly established, faced border issues with most neighboring countries, including the United Arab Emirates, which was founded in 1971. It experienced both internal and external problems. What concerns us in this context is its foreign relations. In its early days, the UAE faced border issues with Saudi Arabia and the Sultanate of Oman over the Buraimi Oasis and with Iran over the three islands. A country the size of the UAE could not resolve its issues with these major countries except through diplomatic means. Therefore, it pursued two paths: the first was …

Wars Of Position: The Construction Of An Antifascist Public Sphere In Spain, 1931-1939, Carter David Barnwell

History ETDs

This dissertation explores antifascist culture in Spain during the decade of the 1930s, and the ways in which it was developed and disseminated by a host of intellectuals and activists under the Second Republic from 1931-1939. In considering parliamentary addresses, performative speech acts, election propaganda, public demonstrations, newspaper and journal articles, multi-media art, and photographs, the study demonstrates how political and cultural leaders came to define and understand “antifascism” and what they hoped to achieve by embracing this term. An antifascist culture developed amongst broad elements of the Spanish political left and center under the Second Republic, which came to …

Segundo Congreso Internacional De Iconografía Precolombina, 2023. Actas, Victòria Solanilla Demestre

Zea E-Books Collection

El objetivo de este II Congreso fue, como en el anterior, abrir un espacio de reflexión propositiva y multidisciplinaria para que, a partir de análisis de objetos plásticos u otras manifestaciones concretas, así como de documentos escritos, se pudiera replantear la importancia de la imagen y de la interpretación iconográfica como fuente de conocimiento de las culturas precolombinas. Es el momento de seguir aceptando nuevos enfoques pluridisciplinares o si se quiere más “humanísticos” que nos den una visión lo más completa posible, a través de la iconografía, del pasado precolombino tan rico en imágenes y símbolos.

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The Borders Of Embodiment: Transgression, Transformation, And Corporeality In Chicanx Speculative Fiction, Chrysta Carson Wilson

English Language and Literature ETDs

This dissertation develops a clearer vision of Chicanx Speculative Fiction (SF) as its own genre anchored to the experiences and histories of the Chicanx community, with a particular interest in the avenues through which race and gender shape the experience of embodiment. SF resists hegemonic narratives that justify racial hierarchies and reveals both the cultural and concrete pressures exerted on Chicanx bodies in the United States as a minoritized and often exploited community. Furthermore, my analysis illustrates that Chicanx writers utilize elements of SF to defamiliarize traditional notions of race, class, and nationality. Through the use of defamiliarization, Chicanx SF …

The Early Proclamation Of The Resurrection As A Compelling Evidence For The Historicity Of The Resurrection: A Historical Inquiry Of The Resurrection Miracle, Marina Gordo Lyle

Masters Theses

The resurrection's historicity has been mainly defended through Jesus's empty tomb and postmortem appearances, which testify more to the resurrection belief of the first Christians than to the resurrection as a historical fact. The early proclamation of the resurrection is a minimal fact often overlooked when defending the resurrection's historicity. Nevertheless, it forms a compelling case for the resurrection as a historical fact through a type of proclamation that emerged at Pentecost, with immediate effects best explained by Jesus's resurrection. Indeed, Pentecost's effects in time include the church's birth and rapid expansion through miracles that only took place once the …

Beings-In-Becoming: A Formative Critique Of Schellenberg's Problem Of Divine Hiddenness, Isaiah Parker

Masters Theses

This thesis aims to show that Schellenberg's problem of divine hiddenness fails as an argument for atheism because his assumptions about, and understanding of, what constitutes belief does not account for the nuanced and complex understanding of belief formation presented in contemporary psychology and recently developed dynamic liminal-belief frameworks. This paper argues that Schellenberg has been immodest in his robust claims regarding the existence of a cognitive state of nonresistant unbelief. In other words, he has misdiagnosed the human condition of doubt by unnecessarily holding to a narrow definition of belief. The complexity of belief formation necessitates a holistic credence …

A Qualitative Study And Comparative Analysis Of Japanese And American Music Education Methodologies And Philosophies, Mallory Elaine Flory

Masters Theses

This qualitative hermeneutic phenomenological study investigated the differences that studies have yet to explore between Japanese and American music education methodologies in terms of teaching music literacy through foundational keyboard skills, world music incorporation, repertoire, and life enrichment philosophies. This study utilized a qualitative hermeneutic phenomenological research design and examined the effects of Japanese music education methodologies and philosophies through data collection and qualitative interviews conducted with nine students whose music education consisted of these elements. The researcher interviewed two Japanese music educators, two American music educators, two Japanese music students, and three American music students. This study helped to …

Lizzie: A Work Of Historical Fiction, Sandra Rouse

Masters Theses

This thesis was completed as a part of the MFA program in Creative Writing at Liberty University. The critical paper covers the genre of historical fiction. The creative piece contains the opening chapters of Lizzie, a novel of historical fiction covering the life of Elizabeth Evelyn Wright.

A Lifestyle Who Is Christ: An Integrative Model Of Spiritual Formation, Katherine L. Pang

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

The field of spiritual formation is replete with models, ways, and processes, including many that propose the integration of psychology and Christianity and have further examined the psychology of Paul. Yet, none emphasize the impact of neuroscience, our brain function, neurochemistry, and neurobiology integrated with the tools and techniques of psychological science facilitated by the Holy Spirit and scripture-based truths derived primarily from Pauline theology in the Christ-follower for growth in spiritual maturity. A model formulated from Pauline theology, psychology, and neuroscience, as such, is novel within the field of spiritual formation. Therefore, the claim stems from the need for …

The Preeminent Biblical Role Of The Father: A Qualitative Action Research Project, Frank Wilhelm Heilmeier

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

Fathers have a biblical role to teach their children commandments, statutes, judgments, and God's Law. The father's duty to teach his children should be handed down from generation to generation. The assumption is that fathers do not teach their children as God commanded. When fathers do not teach their children, they risk becoming an absentee father which leads to fatherlessness, ultimately ending in a broken home. To address this issue and offset this risk, a qualitative action research project was conducted. This intervention implemented two small group training sessions for fathers with children ages six and under. The sessions were …

Becoming A Disciple-Making Disciple Through A Written Guided Plan In A Handbook, Benjamin T. Morrell

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

This thesis addresses the lack of disciple-making at Richland Heights Baptist Church by implementing a disciple-making plan through a handbook. Churches needing revitalization often lack a disciple-making plan. Historically, Richland Heights had not implemented any New Testament training to develop disciple-makers. The project utilized triangulated methods consisting of a survey, questionnaire, interview, and observations. The observations took place during the implementation of opportunities before and after the sessions in the handbook. These incorporated the researcher's knowledge of the responses in the survey and questionnaire. By having a plan to make disciples with tools, training, and opportunities to implement the lessons …

Redeeming Pastoral Evaluation: A Comprehensive Approach To Annual Pastoral Evaluation In A Congregation-Led Church, Drake Andrew Caudill

Doctoral Dissertations and Projects

Surrendering to the biblical mandate and God's call to pastoral ministry produces profound joy. However, pastoral burnout intensifies, and pastors leave the ministry at a staggering rate. Adding to the pressure of pastoral ministry, many churches implement an annual pastoral performance review policy. Imitating secular employment performance reviews, many churches base successful pastoral ministry on numerical metrics, performance goals, and preaching effectiveness. The researcher evaluated various pastoral evaluation forms across different denominations. Additionally, the researcher investigated the biblical theology of pastoral leadership. The action research project aimed to design a comprehensive, intentional, and biblical pastoral evaluation strategy for a congregation-led …