This article focuses on the feasting and fasting scenes that permeate book of Esther. It examines interactions between through a lens hybridity rather than reversal, as is predominant approach Western scholarship. To do so, it links to Persian Jewish activity, respectively. Ultimately, argues Purim an example combines in its observance, creating hybrid activity. The construction considered thre...

Corporatization implies disintegration of public authority, leading to not only structural but also cultural differentiation government, transforming it into a fragmented and hybrid governance system consisting an authority multiple autonomous or semi-autonomous operators. This article addresses corporatization at the local government level in Norway, exploring if how this change formal structu...

one of the most important questions in epistemology is the nonphysical realities, like phenomenal consciousness. the main claim of physicalism is real explanations of events and properties are only physical explanations and representationalists are agree too. thus these realities can explained by the rule of biases of physical and objective events.on the other hand , phenomenalists maintain tha...

The problem of consciousness is one of the most important problems in science as well as in philosophy. There are different philosophers and different scientists who define it and explain it differently. As far as our knowledge of consciousness is concerned, ‘consciousness’ does not admit of a definition in terms of genus and differentia or necessary and sufficient condition. In this paper I sh...

What is the relation between consciousness and self-consciousness? In recent philosophy of mind, we are accustomed to underlining their independence. It is often emphasized that a person can be conscious of a host of objects, features, and states of affairs unrelated to her. When a person is conscious of the sky, or consciously experiences the blueness of the sky, she is not attending to hersel...