Both Stanley Milgram and Ernest Becker studied and theorized human evil and offered explanations for evil acts, such as those constituting the Holocaust. Yet the explanations offered by Becker and Milgram are strikingly different. In this essay, brief biographical records of their lives are provided. Differences in their research methods and theories are then examined and traced to relevant dif...

In this study, the evil eye, engagement, linaria, rose, unripe grape and sirkencubin from traditional Turkish sorbets were stored at different temperatures (4, 20 37 ºC) for 90 days after they concentrated to 62 ± 1 °Brix. The effects of storage temperature time on color parameters bioactive properties investigated. Although slight differences observed, it was determined that total phenolic con...

medical science in any country is intermingled with folklore. this admixture is seen more in the field of psychiatry than in other fields of medicine. this article first presents the diefinitions of culture, etiology, and attitute toward illness, and then reviews the common belefs or cultrual viewpoints regraridng diseases such as cold and warm temperaments, affliction by an evil eye and method...

Abstract “Queer” is a relatively recent and somewhat controversial term in African studies. Yet it proving to be productive, not only for understanding subjectivities of sexuality gender, but also situating Africa’s position the larger economy knowledge. Otu van Klinken explore productive tensions between “queer” “Africa,” aim read Africa as queer from Africa. Thus, rather than imagining polar ...

Abstract
 Background of the Study: 
 Epilepsy is a curable chronic neurological illness that frequently associated to supernatural activity. Due lack knowledge and awareness among Common public. The objectives this study were determine common myths misperception about epilepsy by analysing comprehensive panel variables in our local population. Methods: We conducted face-to-face questi...