Aphorism's Destructive Capacity Towards Logocentric Text in Friedrich Nietzsche's Thus Spake Zarathustra

The Zarathustra Project

There is a widespread demand for general, all-purpose platforms for e-teaching. It is argued that such platforms are ill suited to explore the wide range of possibilities opened up by digital communication technologies, in particular by object oriented MOO servers. Drawing on the author’s use of a LambdaMOO server in teaching Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Also sprach Zarathustra” the innovative potent...

the impact of zoroastrian mythology on ibsen's plays through nietzsche’s thus spoke zarathustra

many mythological roots and cosmological tendencies link ibsen’s characters to their archaic origins in ancient cultures. hence, a study of the symbolic essence reveals many ideas seen in the zoroastrian template, and this can serve like a key for opening the unknown dimensions of ibsen’s works.the mythopoetic inclinations in ibsen's works and the common elements of his characters with tho...

High capacity steganography tool for Arabic text using 'Kashida'

Steganography is the ability to hide secret information in a cover-media such as sound, pictures and text. A new approach is proposed to hide a secret into Arabic text cover media using "Kashida", an Arabic extension character. The proposed approach is an attempt to maximize the use of "Kashida" to hide more information in Arabic text cover-media. To approach this, some algorithms have been des...

Towards constructive and destructive dynamic network configuration

Changing practice with evidence-based aphorisms.

102 British Journal of General Practice, February 2013 The Australian Family Physician (AFP ) is the journal of the RCGP’s Australian cousin, the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners — consider it Neighbours to the BJGP’s Eastenders. The AFP has started an interesting series of articles looking at the evidence behind some medical aphorisms. They have examined whether a careful hist...