Objective This paper examines the notion of truth telling and its place in palliative care nursing with a particular focus on nursing people from minority cultures. Setting The setting is palliative care nursing. Subjects The subjects are patients receiving palliative nursing care particularly those from minority cultures. Primary argument Australia is a multicultural society yet its dominant e...

120 Introduction This study intends to explore the application of psychotherapy in a non-Western society, through the exploration of the experiences of a group of Palestinian therapists in Gaza, Palestine. Psychotherapy, traditionally a professional activity representing white, European and European-American cultures, is believed to generally have been most effective on those people whose cultu...

in persian society, illustrators and skilled portraitists developed a particular method of painting in qajar era, a period in which artwork and historical treasures can be considered among the best, especially in painting and they reflect the tastes of kings and social circumstances of that time. one of the best works of that time is illustrated pen cases created mainly in tehran, shiraz and is...

What are the consequences of the ongoing process of informatisation for the democratic constitutional state? To answer this question a topical perspective of the constitutional state is provided. In this perspective, the constitutional state is portrayed as a 'house', an edifice to which new storeys and rooms have been added and furnished over the course of centuries. Each storey of this edific...