Category: Humanities – Other Humanities
Negotiating Religious Citizenship: Spiritual Warfare and the Exclusion of the “Religious Other”
This paper explores how an Evangelical Church’s "radical" theological framework constructs a religious definition of peace rooted in spiritual standardization. …
Transitioning to Knowledge-Based Economies: A Comparative Analysis of Education Policy Reforms in the GCC
Throughout the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), member states are actively transitioning away from hydrocarbon dependency toward knowledge-based economies (Karoly, 2010; …
The Poetics of Embodied Intelligence: Creative Dance as an Educational Commons for Inclusion and Community Leadership
This workshop explores creative and community dance as a form of embodied intelligence, functioning as a shared resource that fosters …
Seeing with New Eyes: State, Subjectivity, and the Everyday in Contemporary Brunei
This paper advances a sociology of the everyday as a productive approach for rethinking social inquiry in Brunei Darussalam. Drawing …
The Role of Digital Humanities in Digital Publication in Bangladesh: An Evaluation
The use of digital technologies in the humanities, known as digital humanities (DH), is rapidly growing in Bangladesh. This study …
Serpent, Eve, and the Poetics of Healing in Dickinson: East–West Symbolism, Esoteric Thought, and Jungian Perspectives
Emily Dickinson’s exploration of death and transcendence reveals a profound kinship with global esoteric traditions. Her poetry engages with mystical …
Innovation and Value: Organ Transplant Abuse in China
Innovation is ethically neutral. Its value depends on how it is used. Technological developments do not change human nature. But …
The Power Dynamics of New Social Movements in Post Industrial Society: A Theoritical Analysis.
Since 2011 we have been witnessing different kinds of New Social Movements. The Jasmine Revolution and Arab Spring in the …
Death in the City: Cemeteries of the Ottoman Empire and Modern Turkey
With the advent of modernity, death is excluded from the routines of everyday life. Instead of individual graves which had …