Abstract The author points out that the moral condemnation of “nationalism” is common in contemporary Anglo-Saxon literature does not hold up once we subject it to historical and, by extension, sociolinguistic criticism. This term, originally nebulous and confusing, has become meaningless as a result forgetting designation relationship an individual (or social group) entity nation, empirically ...

This article outlines the opportunities that the NHS has to contribute to the Government's health strategy The Health of the Nation, launched in 1992. The article also gives an overview of progress made towards achieving primary Health of the Nation targets.

Have you ever had the impression that everyone around you is stressed? Or is it just you? Answering a simple question like this can be very hard, as it would involve interviewing a large sample of people, and asking the right questions, in order to assess their levels of stress (unless you want to measure cortisol levels in faecal samples, as done in wild animal populations [1]). The truth is t...

By deploying a configuration that allows the creation of client-side, cross-domain HTTP requests, a Web application weakens the same-origin policy. This enables sophisticated browser-based interaction which is not possible in the standard model, but also may lead to insecurities. In this paper, we briefly cover the technical background of client-side, cross-domain requests and explore the resul...

This paper provides a textual analysis of Walt Whitman’s “Song Myself”, revealing its significance as national poem. The argues that "Song Myself" breaks literary and political limits, challenging the sovereignty nation. By examining in six different editions Leaves Grass, this will further analyze style his speaker representations limitations tradition politics “politics,” I refer to religious...