Bodily Dis-ease in Contemporary French Women's Writing: Two Case Studies

Early Palmer Theories of Dis-ease

Contemporary Exegetic Studies in Iran

During recent century, emergence of religious innovation and reformation aimed at for returning to Quran has initiated new discussions about religious thoughts, Quranic studies and interpretation of the Holy Quran. What makes this period distinct from the others lies in the emergence of novel approaches in religion and commentary of the Quran. Meanwhile, eclecticism, especially in Iran, has had...

Dis-placement and Dis-ease: Land, Place, and Health Among American Indians and Alaska Natives

Inspired by real events and the documentary Black Tracker, indigenous Australian Director Rachel Perkins’ (Arrernte People) musical film One Night the Moon illustrates the complex and difficult relationships between aboriginal and settler communities of Australia as their respective worldviews and consequential actions determine the outcome of a life-and-death situation. The story revolves arou...

Guidelines to the writing of case studies.

(maximum of 150 words) • Introduction • Case Presentation • Management and Outcome • Discussion Introduction: Provide a context for the case and describe any similar cases previously reported. Case Presentation: a) Introductory sentence: e.g. This 25 year old female office worker presented for the treatment of recurrent headaches. b) Describe the essential nature of the complaint, including loc...

French Aesthetics: Contemporary Painting Theory