"The little red book"--sayings of chairman Brennan.

Critique of Research Book (Literature)/ Reading Paradigms in A Little Rude, Much Courteous in Mathnavi: Parsa Yaghubi Janbeh-Sarayi

Hypertexts, both interpretive and critical, are formed around the texts, and they play a significant role in the dissemination, consolidation or distortion of the organized knowledge order. Therefore, even those hypertexts formed out of sympathy or empathy cannot be overlooked. A Little Rude, Much Courteous in Mathnavi, as a hypertext has described and interpreted a number of subjects in Mathna...

Analyzing the anti-arrogance discourse in the sayings of the leader

In the article written based on the leader discourse, the anti-arrogance conversation of the leader investigates in three pivots of arrogance, arrogance, and anti-arrogance, and its programs are clarified. This study is to search the vocabularies related to overconfidence in the sayings of the leader of the revolution. The results derived from the article shows that the anti-arrogance discourse...

زمینه ها و انگیزه های اتّحاد انبیا در مثنوی

The spirituality and nobility of Rumi's Mathnawi are indebted to different factors of which taking various and artistic advantages from the Holy Qurān can probably be considered as the foremost ones. Undoubtedly, a group of spiritual benefits and informative lessons of Mathnawi is taken through deliberation on the sayings and behaviors of the messengers of God mentioned in the Holy Book. ...

Message from the IOMP President, Dr. Kin Yin Cheung and the Chairman of the IOMP Education and Training Committee, Prof. John Damilakis on November 7, 2013: “International Day of Medical Physics”

The New Medicine & The Old Ethics

Albert R. Jonsen, Chairman of the Department of Medical History and Ethics at The University of Washington School of Medicine in Seattle, has written a splendid little book; this book is based upon Professor Jonsen's 1988 George Washington Gay Lecture to the students of the Harvard University School of Medicine. I believe that this book has sufficient stature and grace to earn a place alongside...