Euripides: A Student of Human Nature

A Literary Study of Euripides’ Phoinissai

Euripides' Second Thoughts

Human nature theologically and philosophically viewed

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human-nature interaction: a normative analysis

abstractâ cultural norms state human-nature interaction by affecting individual and group values system. ethical norms are the most important ones in which nature and its components become evaluated based on ethical views. there are different ethical normative views toward human-nature interaction. they have been currently categorized into three types of anthropocentric, bio centric and eco cen...

a study of human-nature relations in poetry

one of eco-critical subjects that explore the relation between literature and environment is the man’s specific view to nature, affected by different factors such as sex, time, culture and thought. persian poems have manifested the variety of man’s relation to nature in the course of literary history. five general views on nature have been introduced through the study of persian descriptive poe...