This paper analyzes the role of Canadian online news media in framing travel during pandemic. The article applies Altheide’s concept problem frame to reflect how contribute emergence a highly rationalized that, turn, generates discourse fear. While impacts COVID-19 on tourism have been extensively examined within scholarship, less attention has devoted impact media. Because and pandemic are hea...

We know that political parties play a crucial role in the electoral processes of established democracies. However, we much less about how this fades away. In paper, study case Chile, country that, until few years ago, was cited as an example stable and institutionalized party system. phenomenon independent candidates has shaken national use two separate strategies to phenomenon. First, measure ...

Agenda-setting and representation are the media's most significant functions. The media, particularly from West, seems to be constantly in negative light of Islam. fanning Islamophobia, a type concerted effort aimed at scaring world animosity enmity imposed by Islam, is more recent Western media phenomenon against In response such striking portrayal Muslim needs respond. Contrary what commonly ...

This study examines the role of principle Sikh liberalism in promoting communal harmony today’s world. Communal has been under threat almost all countries for decades, and bigotry, distrust, animosity prevail among followers diverse faithbased communities. Individuals need to be whole-hearted, liberal approach, tolerant toward other communities reduce such inconsistencies our society. The paper...

It is the purpose of the present paper to highlight the figure of Eubulides, a relatively unknown Greek philosopher who lived ±405–330 BC and taught at Megara, not far from Athens. He is mainly known for his four paradoxes (the Liar, the Sorites, the Electra, and the Horns), and for the mutual animosity between him and his younger contemporary Aristotle. The Megarian school of philosophy was on...

Nadine Gordimer’s short story “Once Upon a Time” is a chilling depiction of the nearly fivedecade long systematic segregation of races in South Africa, a period known as apartheid. In the story, which Gordimer presents as a “fairytale,” the author paints a picture of a suburban, upperclass family and the wall they construct around their property to protect themselves from “people of another col...

Aggressive behavior is defined as an expression of animosity manifested in some way. Responses to aggression are most commonly the form physical, verbal, and relational manifestations. The existence violent school-aged children common throughout childhood adolescence, particularly among boys. Student disobedience hostility have increased Vietnam's secondary schools, with upsurge instances direc...