The International Journal of the Humanities

Volume 5, Issue 8

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International Journal of the Humanities, Volume 5. Issue: Electronic (PDF File; 4.049MB). Issue: Print (Hardback).

Articles:
• Advancing Technology, Exploring Mythology, Analyzing Symbols pp.1-8 • Democracy, Critical Pedagogy and Writing in the Humanities pp.9-16 • The Mirror Neuron Effect: Cognitive Science and the Aesthetic Experience in Literature and the Humanities pp.17-22 • Skepticism, Stoicism, and the Jeffersonian Model: Three Philosophical Responses to the Crisis in the Humanities pp.23-32 • Paradise Threatened: Crises in the Humanities Classroom pp.33-38 • What is Historical Truth? Historiography between the Sciences and the Humanities pp.39-44 • Femina Sacer: On the Difficulties of Loving One’s Neighbour pp.45-52 • Of Man, Woman, Ghetto and this Sad Earth pp.53-60 • Employability through the Humanities: The Sinister Figure in the Wings? pp.61-68 • Positive Social Self: Symbolic Construction of Social Identity in Digital Storytelling pp.69-78 • Philosophy for Children - The Humanistic Point of View: Engaging Children and Young Adults in the Practice of the Humanities pp.79-86 • The Global Museum and the Orbit of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum New York pp.87-94	• A Humanities Response to Managerialism: Diversity, Democracy, and Liberal Education in the Shade pp.95-102 • Painting into a Corner: Representation as Shelter pp.103-106 • A Linguistic Review of the Role of Literature in Learners’ Reading Development pp.107-110 • The Artes Liberales as the Basis of the Humanities pp.111-116 • A Strong Strain of Vulgarity: Tradition and an Oregon Grassroots Gender Rebellion pp.117-126 • In Quest of the Presence of the Absence: The Case of Salonika pp.127-132 • Successfully Combining the Humanities and Natural Science: The Case of Stephen Jay Gould pp.133-140 • Posthumanism and the Infinite: An Historian Looks into the Abyss pp.141-150 • Globalization and Participatory Action Research in the Humanities: Taking 'Linguistic Field Methods' out of the Classroom and into the Field pp.151-156 • Casting Žižek: Manliness as a Masquerade pp.157-164 • Studying Robots, between Science and the Humanities pp.165-182

Articles:

• Advancing Technology, Exploring Mythology, Analyzing Symbols pp.1-8

• Democracy, Critical Pedagogy and Writing in the Humanities pp.9-16

• The Mirror Neuron Effect: Cognitive Science and the Aesthetic Experience in Literature and the Humanities pp.17-22

• Skepticism, Stoicism, and the Jeffersonian Model: Three Philosophical Responses to the Crisis in the Humanities pp.23-32

• Paradise Threatened: Crises in the Humanities Classroom pp.33-38

• What is Historical Truth? Historiography between the Sciences and the Humanities pp.39-44

• Femina Sacer: On the Difficulties of Loving One’s Neighbour pp.45-52

• Of Man, Woman, Ghetto and this Sad Earth pp.53-60

• Employability through the Humanities: The Sinister Figure in the Wings? pp.61-68

• Positive Social Self: Symbolic Construction of Social Identity in Digital Storytelling pp.69-78

• Philosophy for Children - The Humanistic Point of View: Engaging Children and Young Adults in the Practice of the Humanities pp.79-86

• The Global Museum and the Orbit of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum New York pp.87-94

• A Humanities Response to Managerialism: Diversity, Democracy, and Liberal Education in the Shade pp.95-102

• Painting into a Corner: Representation as Shelter pp.103-106

• A Linguistic Review of the Role of Literature in Learners’ Reading Development pp.107-110

• The Artes Liberales as the Basis of the Humanities pp.111-116

• A Strong Strain of Vulgarity: Tradition and an Oregon Grassroots Gender Rebellion pp.117-126

• In Quest of the Presence of the Absence: The Case of Salonika pp.127-132

• Successfully Combining the Humanities and Natural Science: The Case of Stephen Jay Gould pp.133-140

• Posthumanism and the Infinite: An Historian Looks into the Abyss pp.141-150

• Globalization and Participatory Action Research in the Humanities: Taking 'Linguistic Field Methods' out of the Classroom and into the Field pp.151-156

• Casting Žižek: Manliness as a Masquerade pp.157-164

• Studying Robots, between Science and the Humanities pp.165-182

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