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The-IAFOR-Journal-of-Arts-26-Humanities-Volume-3-Issue-1-V3-.pdf
Coal mining adversely affects the eco-system as a whole. On the unstable earth; the unresting
mankind constantly uses a variety of resources for their daily lives. Coal is recognized to
have been the main source of energy in India for many decades…

IAFOR-Journal-of-Arts-and-Humanities-Volume-1-Issue-1-.pdf
The paper examines why Western culture achieved a position of hegemony in
global development in the 1800s and why non-Western cultures, particularly
Arabic, Indian, and Chinese cultures, did not achieve the same despite earlier
supremacy in…

Journal_arts_humanities_v2_i1_OCT3.pdf
Although reading is popularly considered to be a solitary experience, in linguistics
and literature studies the social nature of reading has been widely recognized.
Accordingly, it is posited here that due to their inherently interactive and…

new-IAFOR-Journal-of-Asian-Studies-Volume-2-Issue-1-Winter-2016.pdf
This paper’s title is inspired by Guttmann’s 2004 book From Ritual To Record. It
examines the remedial and ritual role of cinema in artist film Weimar Villa (Bernd Behr,
2010) and critically acclaimed Chinese film 24 City (Zia Zhang-ke, 2008). …

IAFOR_Journal_of_Asian_StudiesV1I1.pdf
Mass media and social media shape public perceptions, and in turn, this brings about
an increasing level of public awareness and citizen participation in the flow of news
and information. The impact of Japan’s recent economic policy shift,…

IAFOR-Journal-of-Arts-and-Humanities-Volume-1-Issue-1-.pdf
Prominent cultural studies scholars, beginning as early as the Frankfurt School and continuing
through to today, have routinely identified the mystery novel as a worthy cultural product
because it serves to valorize scientism by illustrating the…

IAFOR-Journal-of-Cultural-Studies-Volume-1-–-Issue-2_v2.pdf
Prominent cultural studies scholars, beginning as early as the Frankfurt School and continuing
through to today, have routinely identified the mystery novel as a worthy cultural product
because it serves to valorize scientism by illustrating the…

The-IAFOR-Journal-of-Cultural-Studies-Issue-1-V3.pdf
Occupy Central was a 79-day experiment in urban identity. Occupy—the Umbrella
Revolution of 2014—rearranged space on the streets of Hong Kong. This rearranging
suggests a geography of presence. Such a geography will explain how spaces of…

IAFOR-Journal-of-Education-Volume-4-Issue-2-reduced.pdf
Universities are inundated with detailed applicant and enrolment data from a variety of sources.
However, for these data to be useful there is a need to convert them into strategic knowledge
and information for decision-making processes. This study…

IAFOR-Journal-of-Education.pdf
In response to the limited vocabulary size of its undergraduates, an independent vocabulary
learning platform, VLearn was designed and launched in a university in Hong Kong. As an…
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