arabic prose passed during its development through different stages; and arabic literature in general was a pad of the types of literary that emerged for it in the present era in the field of principles and rules. some believe that the literary genres and systems prose are taken from the west. while if we look closely, we find models of them in the old arab literature, though contemporary men o...

SURELY the time has come to stop applying the word revolution to the rise of new scientific research programmes. Our century has seen many upheavals in scientific ideas--so many and so varied that the notion of scientific revolution has been stretched out of shape and can no longer be made to cover the processes of change characteristic of most sciences these past hundred years. By general cons...

Dr. Eric M. Meslin is Director of the Indiana University Center for Bioethics, Professor of Medicine, and of Medical and Molecular Genetics in the Indiana University School of Medicine, and Professor of Philosophy in the School of Liberal Arts. He is also Assistant Dean for Bioethics at the Indiana University School of Medicine. Dr. Meslin received his B.A. in Philosophy from York University (T...

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Over a decade ago, when I studied in my dissertation the lives of three world-renowned philosophers, Bertrand Russell, Ludwig Wittgenstein, and Georg Henrik von Wright, main sources were their published biographies memoirs. Later on, came across correspondence between Wittgenstein realised how frankly spontaneously they wrote to each other, was fascinated convinced friendship. Not only colleagu...

The article is devoted to researching the work of N. Romanovych-Tkachenko, a representative generation female writers Soviet Ukraine in 1920s, from perspective gender discourse. Women's literature 1920s-1930s an understudied and not updated phenomenon Ukrainian literary process that time. Most texts women were unnoticed by critics, problems raised their turned out be "uninteresting" for then, g...

Every now and again I come across an extraordinary book that changes in some ways how I think, and this is one of those books. It is hard to describe because at a basic level it appears strange that it exists at all; it is basically a book of book reviews, and how useful could that possibly be? The principal author, as well as one ‘with’ author, are general practitioners working in North London...

For this study I have divided the Dutch autobiographical writings about the nazi concentration camps into diaries and letters (11, of which 8 are Jewish, 2 Christian and 1 communist), Jewish memoirs (37), Christian memoirs (35, subdivided into Protestant and Roman-Catholic), and non-religious memoirs (31). On the whole Dutch concentration camp writings show the same formal characteristics as in...