Blue pills: a positive love story.

Critique of Novel/ A review and analysis of two novels: Nation of Love and Kimiakhatoon with an approach to Rumi's life, Aida Chahragani

Abstract The Nation of Love by Elif Shafak is one of the most read and most frequently translated novels in this decade that attracted an audience from all walks of life in a short time, as it did in the original language in Turkey (2009), and became a bestselling novel quickly. The collection of the works by this Turkish writer (16 books, mostly novels) has been translated to over 40 language...

Parental love pills: some ethical considerations.

It may soon be possible to develop pills that allow parents to induce in themselves more loving behaviour, attitudes and emotions towards their children. In this paper, I consider whether pharmacologically induced parental love can satisfy reasonable conditions of authenticity; why anyone would be interested in taking such parental love pills at all, and whether inducing parental love pharmacol...

ساخت و هنجاریابی مقیاس قصه عشق و بررسی رابطه آن با رضایت زناشویی

This research was designed to construct and normalize the Love Story Scale (LSS), and to study its relation to marital satisfaction. The statistical sample which comprised of 403 couples (primary and preparatory school students’ parents) of the City of Tabriz, Iran, was chosen through random multistage clustering. This research started with a 200 item questionnaire and was preformed in tw...

An analysis of the story "The stuning castle" extracted from Manavi-Masnavi based on Greimas actantial model.

     The story " the stuning castle" or also called " Ghalchr('39')e Zatosoor"  starts from the 3582nd couplet of the sixth part of Masnavi Manavi. Moulana composes the verse through 1293 couplets to portrait the story of three princes who take the journey to see the daughature of Chinachr('39')s king. This seemingly unfinished story which has appeared with a little difference in the articles o...

The Reputational Impact of Corporate Governance: the Case of Poison Pills