Those of us who see the historical figures we work on as sources philosophical insight, rather than merely interest, will sooner or later run up against question how to handle those parts our chosen figures’ views that are morally objectionable. Nietzsche, and consider him be a source significant face this problem in an especially troublesome form. It is not Nietzsche’s views, when they objecti...

This study aimed to determine how important religious education is in Nigerian schools, especially tertiary institutions the Delta State of Nigeria. To reach this goal, eleven colleges and universities were chosen for research. Research questions hypotheses formulated guide study. The data was collected from primary sources using a structured questionnaire. Twenty-two questionnaires administere...

Though the field of decadence is currently being reformulated as a global phenomenon (the result major move in literary studies towards World Literature), rich culture modern languages present work women writers remains mostly unexplored. This essay uses case poems by Christina Rossetti and Sarojini Naidu. Through translingual framework, it reflects on continual mediation their work, cosmopolit...

Christian adult learners are to be trained demonstrate Christlikenessand become agents of change in the society where there is decadence morality and godliness. Sadly, many institutions that engage education not preparing their students function as a corrupt society. Instead, most have concentrated on development both intellectually theologically. The purpose train workers for kingdom Christ. U...

Abstract Al-Ḥarīrī’s sixth/twelfth-century story collection (the Maqāmāt , or Impostures ) is famous for its rhymes, obscure vocabulary, and complex wordplay. Despite difficulty, it was used as a text to teach Arabic, function continued serve even after introduced Europe in the seventeenth century CE . After reverent reception at hands of early Dutch English scholars, condemned by later French ...

The main argument of the essay is that New England women writers late 19th century, such as Mary E. Wilkins Freeman, Alice Brown, Rose Terry Cooke, Annie Trumbull Slosson, and Sarah Orne Jewett, known post-bellum regional realists, were actually continuing certain elements Nathaniel Hawthorne’s poetics fiction. Describing in their short stories novels England’s demographic, economic, cultural d...