Book Review: Wisdom for a livable planet

A study of the principles and categories related to the world of architecture in the book of Nuzhat Nama-yi Ala'i

Ancient Persian sources are among the most important sources for understanding the past architecture of Iran. Among these texts is the book Nuzhat Nama-yi Alachr('39')i by Shah Mardan Ibn Abi al-Khayr, which was written in the last years of the fifth century AH. This book is an encyclopedia of common sciences of that time and includes various subjects such as animals, plants, jewelry, arithmeti...

Using Transitions in Sentences

“None of this will happen without an aroused citizenry. But a Global Green Deal is in the common interest, and it is a slogan easily grasped by the media and the public. Moreover, it should appeal across political, class and national boundaries, for it would simulate both jobs and business throughout the world in the name of a universal value: leaving our children a livable planet.” (Mark Herts...

Book Review: 'Ecolinguistics: Language and ecology'

Ecolinguistics: language and ecology delivers an overall view and a critical approach on ecolinguistic studies. This book is an excellent resource to students, researchers, linguists and those working in the area of discourse analysis as well as ecology. The book claims presenting a news course for ecolinguistics including a framework for understanding the theory of ecolinguistics, exploration ...

Book Review of Leading God’s people: Wisdom from the early church for today, by Beeley, C.A. (2010)

Book Review: "New Geographies of Language: Language Culture and Politics in Wales"

The book New Geographies of Language: Language, Culture and Politics in Wales is naturally seeking a very interesting goal rarely been witnessed before. For one thing, it is trying to mix language and linguistics with a totally distinct science, geography. For another, geography happens to be a literally exotic science. Students all around the world might be generally of two types: Those who lo...