Global Journal of Human-Social Science (1423)
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When a Woman is Nude : A Critical Visual Analysis of Harlem Photograph
Published In: GJHSS Part: A: Arts and Humanities Volume: 14 Issue: 1
This paper offers an alternative oppositional reading against the obvious, dominant taken-for-granted codes of scopophilia by which Aaron Siskind’s “Harlem†photograph is interpreted. The paper draws primarily on the works of French thinkers Roland Barthes and Jean Baudrillard to make the case that the nudity of the Black woman evokes a false...
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Authors Wincharles CokerRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 19 to 22
Social-Economic Factor as a Determining Factor of Parameters of use and Performance in a TLVE Applied to Anatomy Teaching
Published In: GJHSS Part: G: Contrastive linguistics & Education Volume: 14 Issue: 1
Introduction: In preliminary studies, we have determined that there is a high adhesion and usefulnesswith the use of virtual spaces (TLVE) in Anatomy students as a teaching resource which is supplemental to practical assignments (PA) of the subject. The population on which studies have been conducted showed an important heterogeneity regarding the social-economic characteristics of parti...
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Authors Algieri, Rubu00c3u00a9n Daniel; Mazzoglio y Nabar, Martu00c3u00adn Javier; Dogliotti, Claudia Gabriela; Gazzotti, AndreaRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 45 to 54
Chuck Palahniuck’s Fight Club Apropos of Sartre’s Bad Faith and Camus’s Calculated
Published In: GJHSS Part: A: Arts and Humanities Volume: 14 Issue: 1
This essay explores the existential philosophy that exists in Chuck Palahniuck’s first novel, Fight Club (1996). Surprisingly, there has been little discussion of this novel’s connection to Jean-Paul Sartre’s notion of the look and the three patterns of bad faith in Being and Nothingness nor of Camus’s discussion of calc...
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Authors Dr. Richard E. BakerRead Journal Click Here
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Towards Systematic Framework for Sustainability
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 14 Issue: 1
A systematic framework of indicators for sustainability is presented. In our approach there is an emphasis on societal activities that affect nature and on the internal societal resource use. In this way the indicators may give a warning signal to an unsustainable use of resources early in the chain from causes in societal activities to environmental effects. The aim is that socio-ecolog...
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Authors Dr. N.S. RamanRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 11 to 26
U.S. Global Logistics and Transport A Computable General Equilibrium Model
Published In: GJHSS Part: H: Interdisciplinary Volume: 13 Issue: 3
Global logistics companies can reduce the cost of international trade and increase consumer welfare. By reducing total transportation costs and increasing production and distribution efficiencies, these companies allow both exporting and importing countries to use fewer scarce resources to meet the needs of producers and consumers. This paper will employ a computable general equilibrium ...
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Authors Michael P. BarryRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 61 to 71
A Cognitive Perspective on Teaching English Vocabulary for Language Learners in Iran
Published In: GJHSS Part: G: Contrastive linguistics & Education Volume: 14 Issue: 7
In this paper, I suggest a cognitive perspective on teaching English vocabulary as a foreign language in Iran. The discussion about vocabulary and its teaching and learning is one of the main issues in EFL / ESL teaching and learning research. The present study is going to survey some different ways for teaching English vocabularies. This paper refers to cognitive linguistic approaches t...
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Authors Arsalan Golfam, Masoud Dehghan, Ferdows Aghagolzade, Aliye KambuziyaRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 37 to 40
Democracy, Terrorism and the Paradox of Insecurity Vortex in Nigeria
Published In: GJHSS Part: F: Political Science Volume: 13 Issue: 7
This study examines security challenges in Nigeria and its growing effects in the nascent democracy. The cardinal objective of this study is to juxtapose the interconnectivity between Democracy, Terrorism and the insecurity vortex in Nigeria. Using a dynamic generalized method of moments panel data analysis, the study finds that political instability arising from the absence of an enviab...
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Authors Joseph Okwesili NkwedeRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 43 to 51
Terrorism and Humanitarian Crisis in Nigeria: Insights from Boko Haram Insurgency
Published In: GJHSS Part: F: Political Science Volume: 14 Issue: 1
This paper explores the humanitarian impact of terrorism in Nigeria from the standpoint of Boko Haram insurgency. This is against the backdrop of the rising spate of violent attacks orchestrated by members of the Islamic sect in the northern part of the country over the years. By way of scholarly exegesis and empirical evidence, predicated on secondary sources, the paper posits that the ...
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Authors Okoli, AlChukwuma, Iortyer, PhilipRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 39 to 50
Critical Exploration in the University Classroom:Implications for Teaching and Teachers
Published In: GJHSS Part: B: Geography, Geo-Sciences Environmental Science & Disaster Management Volume: 14 Issue: 2
The paper introduces an educational approach developed by Eleanor R. Duckworth named Critical Exploration in the Classroom (section 1) and outlines the basic educational components central to this approach (section 2). After that selected finding so fan in-depth case study conducted in Professor Duckworth’s higher education classroom at Harvard Graduate School of Educati...
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Authors Dr. Sabine HoidnRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 39 to 45
Levels, Causes and Consequences of the Fear Phenomena: Findinngs from a Pilot Study in Tanzania
Published In: GJHSS Part: F: Political Science Volume: 14 Issue: 1
According to the Economist Intelligence Unit, Tanzania is the most democratic nation in the East Africa region, although according to UNDP (n.d.) popular attitudes towards democratic practice in the country are ambivalent (Sunday Citizen, 15/01/ 2012). A comparative civic study done by Riutta (2007) concluded that Tanzanians were generallyinterested in politics. Despite this there is als...
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Authors Simeon Mesaki, Edmund MatotayRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 51 to 62
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Eradication of Poverty through Community Green Economic Development Utilizing Khas (Government Jurisdiction) Ponds: Lessons Learned from Grameen Motsho (Fisheries) O Pashusampad (Livestock) Foundation (GMPF) in Bangladesh
Published In: GJHSS Part: H: Interdisciplinary Volume: 13 Issue: 3
Grameen Motsho O Pashusampad (Fisheries and Livestock) Foundation (GMPF)-is a sister organization of Grameen Bank (GB) involves in livestock and fish culture, mobilizing poor people engage in livestock and fish production, agriculture, horticulture, homestead gardening, social forestation and bio-gas plants and other community green income generating economic activities to bring improvem...
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Authors Dr. Kazi Abdutr RoufRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 49 to 60
Socio-psychological Predictors of EFL Learners English Language
Published In: GJHSS Part: G: Contrastive linguistics & Education Volume: 13 Issue: 14
By extending the findings of Hu’s (2001) investigation on how socio-psychological variables and EFL students’ English language proficiency are related, this study examines the demographic significance between different target groups and the subsequent implications towards predictions of EFL proficiency, thereby further assisting EFL practitioners.Stepwis...
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Authors Rou-Jui Sophia HuRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 31 to 39
Middle Class: Definition, Role and Development
Published In: GJHSS Part: C: Sociology & Sociology of culture Volume: 13 Issue: 7
a. Research ProblemMiddle Class is solely capable to bind higher and lower classes into society as the organization of citizens. Our research, therefore, can be regarded as a sustainability study of society.b. Research ObjectivesThe first appearance of the term is typically associated with the origin of capitalist formation. The question is: what is the correspondence between the origin ...
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Authors Anna Tarkhnishvili, Levan TarkhnishviliRead Journal Click Here
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Page No. 21 to 31
The Dead in the Lives of the Living: A Socio-Cultural Survey of Burial Sites in the Niger Delta
Published In: GJHSS Part: H: Interdisciplinary Volume: 13 Issue: 3
Burial sites come into existence only after death. Death is therefore a unique phenomenon which we either appreciate or denigrate. The death of an individual may bring sorrow to some, great relief and joy to others and often captured or marked by a burial site. It is the inevitability of death and the African understanding that the dead are not dead and gone, that informs this exercise. ...
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Authors Jones M. JajaRead Journal Click Here
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