Sense of place is the most important features of space for designers in relation between human and environment, although key theories of the mid-twentieth century have shown that some social and psychological factors are more effective than physical characteristics but in this research, the focus is on the physical features of space. Many researchers have been analyzed Physical features and its...

This article explores how sociologists of religion can respond to ‘the animal turn’ in studies lived and nonreligion. We begin by considering sociology has neglected the place non-human animals ‘more than human’ social life. then turn religion, where have often been devalued or ignored as irrelevant understanding society. argue that it is necessary consider ways which human activities are shape...

The combination of GPS services and information technology is increasing with the use of geotagging now occurring as a default action in many commodity based devices functionality for example mobile phones and cameras. The camera in suitably enabled phones takes the picture and embeds GPS co-ordinates of the location into the metadata of the resulting image file. Furthermore there are now onlin...

review and analysis of ¬ the relationship of human kind beings as being deployed in the world, and the question of how human kind understand the universe, is a fundamental question that martin heidegger investigated in his philosophical work, “being and time”, and he attempted to open the secret of livingness of human beings. based on his philosophies, the man, as a being who is trying to under...

EDITORIAL Suggested citation for this article: Behringer B, Friedell GH. Appalachia: where place matters in health. Prev Chronic Dis [serial online] 2006 Oct [date cited]. Facts about health in the mountains of Appalachia have been slow to emerge. The formation of the Appalachian Regional Commission in the 1960s led to increased efforts to combat known precursors to poor health (e.g., low incom...

One of the most controversial topics in modern bioethics, science, and philosophy is the beginning of individual human life. In the seemingly endless debate, strongly stimulated by recent technologic advances in human reproduction, a synthesis between scientific data and hypothesis, philosophical thought, and issues of humanities has become a necessity to deal with ethical, juridical, and socia...

The current paper explores designing a web information retrieval system regarding the searching behavior of users in real and everyday life. Designing an information system that is closely linked to human behavior is equally important for providers and the end users.  From an Information Science point of view, four approaches in designing information retrieval systems were identified as system-...