Joseph Goebbels: Expressionist Dramatist as Nazi Minister of Culture

Contemporary Iranian Dramatist, Eastern Visual Provocation, and Cultural Originality

The necessity of taking refuge in literary productions has been intensified due to the societies’ severe involvement in the features of the modern world. Loss of identity and failure to maintain an integrated self are the repercussions of distancing from humanistic roots. Some attempts in modern art/literature appear to focus more on visual styles to represent the catastrophes of the modern uni...

The last Ibn `Alqami`s Governmental Life as an Abbasid Shia Minister

The last Ibn `Alqami has been known as Alle Abbas` most influential and successful Shia minister. During his fourteen years of ministry, he tried to close to Moghuls with friendly relationship and prevent their invasion. Because of unwisely decisions of the Caliphate and his revenge seeker in the government, however, his wisely measured attempts failed. Therefore, moghul`s armies attacked and t...

Issues in Integrative Studies

If the German euthanasia program developed from that nation’s intellectual culture, then the Nazi extension of it was not a unique horror and might be a relevant analogy for modern euthanasia debates. In this context, the case of Peter Singer (an advocate of euthanasia) and his criticisms of the Nazi analogy are particularly worthy of consideration. This article argues that Singer’s criticisms ...

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A long shadow: Nazi doctors, moral vulnerability and contemporary medical culture.

More than 7% of all German physicians became members of the Nazi SS during World War II, compared with less than 1% of the general population. In so doing, these doctors willingly participated in genocide, something that should have been antithetical to the values of their chosen profession. The participation of physicians in torture and murder both before and after World War II is a disturbing...