نتایج جستجو برای: clash of civilization
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from 1950s onward, new theories and critical approaches burgeoned across humanities. these theories were context-oriented; as a result, the analysis of discursive practices gained significance. thus, social, political, historical and cultural discourses that have been hitherto marginalized and considered inferior to literary texts, were introduced as important texts to be analyzed by critics. o...
This paper empirically investigates the effects of the presence of stress clash on phrasing decisions in Catalan. An interesting fact about Catalan phrasing, initially noted by Oliva (1992) and also reportedbyPrieto (2005a), is that thepresenceof a clash in this language can optionally trigger prosodic restructuring. Five native speakers of Central Catalan read 32 stress-clashandnon-stress-clas...
Classification of science as a methodological subject supports epistemology of science and drawing the geometry of science in Islamic civilization. Such a classification in Islamic civilization appeared following translation age and was known as necessary for preparing the diagram of developing sciences and civilization. Jabir Ibn Hayyan was among those classifying sciences before awareness w...
Modern Islamic civilization is considered as one of the emerging issues in the Islamic atmosphere of the Islamic Revolution. Meanwhile, the study of the foundations of this civilization, as well as the process and elements involved in its formation, is the subject of this study as a key issue. Since every civilization has a clear rationality, the subsidiary issue of the study is to study this r...
International relations scholars have long suspected that popular support for war is structured in part by in-group reactions to out-group threats. Huntington’s (1993, 1996) “clash of civilizations” hypothesis is one of the most controversial and under-tested extensions of this perspective within international relations. Most of the studies to quantitatively test Huntington’s hypothesis have ex...
Zoll cites the case of Kukuya, with trisyllabic patterns of LLL, HHH, HLL, LLH and LHL. The absence of *HHL and LHH motivates the ranking of CLASH > LAPSE, as these patterns violate CLASH Hausa non-derived trisyllabic forms require the opposite ranking. The tone patterns are LHL, HLH, LHH and HHL, but there are no *LLH or *HLL patterns, which violate LAPSE. Nevertheless, edge-in forms as in (1c...
Suicide behaviour has attracted attention not only from the professionals but also from writers, poets and philosophers of all times and all cultures.In this paper the author describes the suicide behaviour found in the great Tamil classic of the 'Sangham' period, PURANANURU, an anthology of the 11 century A. D. The incidents relate to the self immolation of Perun Koppendu on the death of her h...
Samuel Huntington’s The Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order has sent intellectual shock waves through the international affairs academic and policy communities. According to the editors of Foreign Affairs, the article that Huntington (1993a) wrote in 1993 generated more discussion in three years than any other article they had published since the 1940s. And deservedly so: of ...
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