D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology (67)
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Woman, Freemason and Spanish: Freemasonry and the Origins of Feminism
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 5 This paper studies the role of women in the Spanish Masonry, especially during the nineteenth century. The role assigned to women in the Constitutions of Anderson (1723) mentioned, the origins of Freemasonry are cited Adoption, then, the role assigned to women in Freemasonry is analyzed, mainly by analyzing the case of Spain, where integrated in Masonry women were also, in many cases, th...
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Authors Pedro Alvarez-LazaroRead Journal Click Here
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Contributions of Herodotus to African History
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 5 This paper focuses on the contributions of Herodotus to African historiography. Its aim is to define, justify and affirm the importance of Herodotus in African History. Being a librarybased study, its data is mainly obtained from secondary sources and from discussions with historians. A purely historical research method was adopted so as to gain deeper understanding of the pertinent issu...
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Authors Dr. John Koskey ChangachRead Journal Click Here
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The Contribution of Islamic University of Andalusiato Revival Western World
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 5 This article is discussing about the contribution of Islamic University of Andalusia to revival Western World. The objective of this article is to describe the progress of western civilization as a result of the contribution of Islamic University in Andalusia. This article were discussed with historical method, those were the efforts to reconstruct the past time of the study object. Mean...
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Authors Al Husaini M. DaudRead Journal Click Here
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The International Connections of Islamic Fundamentalism in Nigeria in the 21st Century
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 4 For the past one thousand years militant Islam has been battling West European civilization or imperialism. Today, pax Americana, the forebear of pax Britannica (American and British peace) have continued with the war, then, at first, it was called the crusades and Jihad: today nothing has changed. The 21st century opened with the bombing of the World Trade Centre buildings in New York, ...
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Authors UJI, Wilfred Terlumun, OR Tserakaa, TerhembaRead Journal Click Here
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Decline of the European Entrepreneurship in the Tea Plantation Industry: A Case – study of the Darjeeling and Jalpaiguri District (1933 – 1960)
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 4 Tea plantation industry in India was originally initiated and developed by British enterprises. The management of the estates of various Sterling and British Rupee Public Limited tea companies were vested on the British Managing Agency Houses of Calcutta. They played an important role in converting either a personal lease or proprietary estate into a public limited company. In the tea pl...
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Authors Supam Biswas, Kalidas RoyRead Journal Click Here
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Devolution Plan: New Insights for Actualizing Local Level Empowerment
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 4 This paper is written with aim to point out the local level hurdles and socio-cultural factors responsible for malfunctioning of Devolution Plan. The authors have their professional impression on the basis of empirical data from local level community interactions that development of any nation or region is only possible when there is a distinct demarcation between development activities ...
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Authors Dr. Abid Ghafoor Chaudhry, Aftab Ahmed, Haris FarooqRead Journal Click Here
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Authorial Intention in the Middle Ages an overview based on the Golden Legend by Jacobus de Voragine
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 4 Until the first decades of the twentieth century, hagiography was seen with mistrust by historians. Its pious aims and fabulous content made us resistant to include them on the list of reliable documents. The methodological innovations that followed thereafter increased the confidence of historians in it and hagiography has become more and more integrated to the testimonies employed by h...
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Authors Neri De Barros AlmeidaRead Journal Click Here
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Unpublished Aeses of Olbia with Types Athena – Wheel
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 4 Û.ÑÂ. Óþûþòð ÃÂфøýы ò ðттøчõÑÂúþü шûõüõ òûõòþ, ÿõрõô ýõù ô...
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Authors Vladimir P. Alexeev, Peter G. LobodaRead Journal Click Here
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Fascistización Y Militarización De La Religiosidad Popular. Los Imaginarios Franquistas. 1936-1949
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 4 En las celebraciones de la Semana Santa, la lÃÂnea imaginaria que divide lo sobrenatural y lo humano desaparece y las fiestas adquieren un contenido simbólico relacionado con la perpetuación de la comunidad en el tiempo y la articulación de sus hitos identitarios. Los parámetros centrales de la celebración no cambian: culto a la primavera, a la ve...
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Authors Cu00c3u00a9sar Rina Simu00c3u00b3nRead Journal Click Here
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Joseph Merinyo: A Patriotic Chagga Nationalist and Adamant Champion for Justice and Human Rights
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 3 Thispaper sought to highlight the life and work ofJoseph Merinyo, usinghistorical-biographical and ethnoanthropological approach. The main tools used in datacollection were interviews, discussions, and literature analysis.Serving the society as a houseboy, clerk, store keeper,interpreter and informant, Joseph Merinyo rose from being asimple villager to a high-profile nationalist and free...
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Authors Godson S. MaangaRead Journal Click Here
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Rethinking the Imagined Community: Changing Religious Identity of Tribes in Chotanagpur during the First Half of Twentieth Century
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 3 This paper intends to study how the religiouscommunity is determined by the geographicalexpression and by the political boundary. Incolonial Indian census, there was a category of tribalreligion which disappeared after political freedom ofIndia. All non- Muslim and non Christian tribals wereassumed as a Hindu in post colonial census. Theassimilation of the faith of minority by the religi...
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Authors Samer Moiz RizviRead Journal Click Here
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Waqf as a Model for Production and Conservation of Architectural Heritage
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 3 This paper seeks to link conservation of historicbuildings with a tradition of Islamic waqf.Its aim is to inspireuseful conservation lessons from this tradition for possible usein modern day practice. The paper investigates traditionalwaqf practice in the World Heritage Stone Town of Zanzibar todiscover how it managed to preserve substantial stock of itshistoric buildings throughout the ...
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Authors Khalfan Amour KhalfanRead Journal Click Here
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The Travails of African Women in a Globalized Economic System: Glimpse from Pottery Industry of Oto-Edo and Ughevbughe, Western Delta, Nigeria
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 3 This paper is an interrogation of the link between the social crisis extantly experiencedby modern African women and the change that occurred in the economic system within the firstsix decades of the twentieth century. It examines the social basis of Oto-Edo and Ughevbughewomen involvement in the pottery industry as a way of demonstrating the nexus betweenproduction activities and the ne...
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Authors Oghi, Felix EjukonemuRead Journal Click Here
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Kenyatta and Odinga: The Harbingers of Ethnic Nationalism in Kenya
Published In: GJHSS Part: D: History, Archaeology & Anthropology Volume: 14 Issue: 3 The paper traces the political problems that Kenyacurrently faces particularly the country’s inability to construct aunited national consciousness, historical relationships thatunfolded between the country’s foremost founders, JomoKenyatta and Oginga Odinga and the consequences of theirpolitical differences and subsequent-fallout in the 1960s. Thefall-ou...
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Authors Dr. Paul Abiero OpondoRead Journal Click Here
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