Sub-title:History, Literature, Culture
Research Topic: HANNIBAL IN SILIUS ITALICUS
Overview: This
essay analyzes, in its entirety, the figure of Hannibal in Silius Italicus,
looking at thematic, stylistic, and lexical aspects.
At the very beginning, specific
focus is given on Hannibal in Livy, while later there is a focus on an original
aspect, not studied by Scholarship yet, which is the role of sleeplessness and
dreams in the character’s building. Secondary Literature is
provided. Writer: Arianna Sacerdoti
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Article: https://ijahss.net/assets/files/1594372950.pdf
Probable Date of Completion: 2020-09-10
Sponsored By: International Journal of Arts, Humanities & Social Science
Sub-title:Indigenous Elder William Commanda
Research Topic: Indigenous Elder William Commanda and the Circle of All Nations Discourse
Overview: This paper uses a Foucauldian discourse analysis
lens to examine the discourse, cybernetic mapping and spatial and temporal
reach of William Commanda and his informal bridge building Circle of All
Nations global eco peace community and queries its relevance to academic study
of environmental and social justice relational issues during this age of the
Anthropocene, and times of climate change, extreme weather, unprecedented
extinction of species, systemic and overt racism, violence, global pandemic and
social upheaval across the globe. Writer: Romola V. Thumbadoo, D. R. Fraser Taylor
Full Article: https://ijahss.net/assets/files/1599773746.pdf
Probable Date of Completion: 2020-09-10
Sponsored By: International Journal of Arts, Humanities & Social Science
Sub-title:History & Architecture
Research Topic: History and architectural character of the Railway stations in the region of Florina/Greece
Overview: This
article examines the history and the architecture of the main railway stations
in the region of western Macedonia / Greece to show the relationship between
the level of economic integration at the important territory – region of
central and western Macedonia, during the Ottoman Empire, at the
late 19th century (1890-1900). The analysis focuses on two key themes: the
long-term spatial evolution of the railway
network and the influences to the social, economic and political life on
this region. Writer: Voskopoulou
Chrysoula
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Article: https://ijahss.net/assets/files/1599773446.pdf
Probable Date of Completion: 2020-09-10
Sponsored By: International Journal of Arts, Humanities & Social Science
Sub-title:Leadership
Research Topic: WIZARD OF OZ LEADERSHIP
Overview: In
1939, The Wizard of Oz premiered and introduced the amazing journey
and adventure of a teenage girl in the Land of Oz found somewhere over the
rainbow. This story and movie helped develop imagination and creativity in the
minds of generations of young children in America and around the world.
Amazingly, The Wizard of Oz was also a story depicting the qualities of
great leaders: vision, mentor,
problem-solving, collaboration, data mastery, brain, heart, courage,
inspiration, relationships, teamwork, and home. Writer: George
Padilla
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Article: https://ijahss.net/assets/files/1599773351.pdf
Probable Date of Completion: 2020-09-10
Sponsored By: International Journal of Arts, Humanities & Social Science
Sub-title:Humanities & Psychology
Research Topic: Does the DNA Make the Human Person Unique?
Overview: The
concept of human nature has over the years been problematic. From the
Aristotelian-Thomistic view, the human person is distinguished from any other
being because of his rational nature. This view has been challenged today from
different angles. The reasons for the challenge vary but the central question
remains: who is the human person? What is human nature? The answer to this
fundamental question provokes other areas or fields of enquiry. Today more than
ever before the scientific explanation of the distinctive characteristic of the
human person is interesting. Writer: Lontum
V. Charles
Full Article: https://ijahss.net/assets/files/1599773601.pdf
Probable Date of Completion: 2020-09-10
Sponsored By: International Journal of Arts, Humanities & Social Science