Multimedia technologies have recently created the conditions for a true revolution in the Cultural Heritage domain, particularly in reference to the study, exploitation, and fruition of artistic works. New opportunities are arising for researchers in the field of multimedia to share their research results with people coming from the field of art and culture, and viceversa. This paper gathers to...

Throughout Pulitzer Prize-winning author Louis Bromfield’s long career in the first half of the twentieth century, he produced both fiction and non-fiction writings on a wide variety of subjects, but there was one topic that consistently reappeared in novels, short stories, essays, and non-fiction works: the blending of people and nature in the farm landscape. This paper will examine the landsc...

This research paper aims to explore the influence of Platonism on poetry John Keats. Platonism, a philosophical system founded by Plato, emphasizes existence an ideal realm forms and pursuit beauty truth. Keats, renowned Romantic poet, was deeply influenced classical Greek philosophy, including Plato's teachings. study will examine how Keats incorporates Platonist ideas, particularly concept be...

In 1983, Fred Cuny published his seminal work on Disasters and Development. Although a number of studies had been published previously on the theme of disasters and social change, Cuny provided a first systematized and comprehensive series of ideas on the ways disasters may interrupt development processes, whilst, at the same time, offering opportunities for future development. Important consid...

St. Anselm of Canterbury’s place in both the history of philosophy and the history of theology is firmly recognized, but his place in the history of logic is often overlooked. We argue that this is primarily the result of four factors: (1) the primary propagator of Anselm’s logical works in the 20th century, D.P. Henry, used a system of logic unfamiliar and objectionable to most mainstream logi...

this commentary on the editorial ‘the politics and analytics of health policy’ by professor calum paton focuses on two issues. first, it points to the unclear links between ideas, ideology, values, and discourse and policy, and warns that discourse is often a poor guide to enacted policy. second, it suggests that realism, particularly ‘programme theory’ are useful tools for health policy analys...

Readers The challenge of understanding reading comprehension derives, in part, from the difficulty of defining its borders. Comprehension was defined by the Research and Development (RAND) Reading Study Group (RRSG, 2002) as ‘‘the process of simultaneously constructing and extracting meaning through interaction and engagement with print.’’ This definition was intended to signal the importance o...

comparative literature is one of the most important topics that has, nowadays, attracted the attention of researchers with the objectives and scope of its activities. the study of chronological and cross-cultural similarities and differences is one study area in such comparative studies. mahmoud darwish and ali mousavi garmaroudi were two well-known poets who revitalized resistance literature, ...