Terror narratives have been characterized by a dialogism where the “normative” I—i.e. “non-threatening mainstream”—defines and delineates subjects whose identity is centred on their (actual or presumed) location in terror network. This especially so case of Asian migrants who settle down Western countries, as very locates them at precarious point real imagined “terror network.” The migrant no l...

AT THIS NEAR JUNCTURE of the two millennia, Martin Buber’s philosophy of dialogue, contained in his seminal work, I and Thou (1923), projects itself upon our consciousness with a profound awareness of its prophetic implications. Buber in his milieu was concerned with the eclipse of God, the encroachments of science, and the alienation of the individual from his spiritual essence. Newly develope...

A 51-year-old woman, with a medical history of abnormal Pap smears, extended menstrual cycles, and Barrett’s esophagus, underwent an upper gastrointestinal endoscopic ultrasound for abnormal findings on a computed tomography scan. The ultrasound characterized a peripherally calcified, multicystic, and septated lesion that was close to both the pancreatic tail and the upper pole of the left kidn...

Martin Buber conceives human potential through the trope of pregnancy and birth. His portrayal this phenomenon in I Thou comprises a natural connection between mother child during for future, spiritual connections, articulated as I–Thou relations, which may accordingly achieve with their surroundings. Analyzing model reveals Buber’s literary-philosophical engagement works Plato Søren Kierkegaar...