This paper presents a study of ways to form metaphors realise the content nominations nonverbal elements – gestures identified in modern British prose novel “Atonement” by I. McEwan. Analysing textual contexts made it possible single out types literary text. These are united standard metaphorical transfer non-verbal element-gesture. It is emphasised that words “containers” meanings, and percept...

Consumer understanding of the past often revolves around myths or sanitized versions history. Consumers resort to these fantasies connect with values they feel are lost in modern life. Interpreted, however, such imaginations may also invoke moral dilemmas. Findings from interviews conducted on-site at a Viking-themed restaurant indicate that this is case Viking myth, which has been misappropria...

American literature was strongly influenced by English because it brought the colonies who came to America. The Colonial Period in occurred from 1607 until 1775. Many writers had an important role this period, such as John Winthrop, Anne Bradstreet, William Bradford, and Wigglesworth. colonial period started era, one hundred years before Revolution War. Characteristics of historic, simple, reli...

BACKGROUND Up to 34% of new mothers have reported experiencing a traumatic childbirth. Documented risk factors for delayed or failed lactogenesis include stressful labor and delivery, unscheduled cesarean births, and psychosocial stress and pain related to childbirth. OBJECTIVE To explore the impact of birth trauma on mothers' breast-feeding experiences. METHODS Phenomenology was the qualit...

and lines of rhymed prose make it his longest work. *Ḥanukka-nāma (The Book of Hanukah), his other long narrative, is an account of the Maccabees’ successful military campaign against the Seleucid dynasty in the second century B.C.E. The extant manuscript copies are incomplete; in the introduction, however, Ben Samuel expresses his desire to continue in the tradition, begun by *Shāhīn in the fo...

Through the ages, humankind has struggled to come to terms with its own existence, a thorny issue that will no doubt keep philosophers tossing and turning in their beds for aeons to come. The ‘how’ of our existence, though still fiercely debated in some corners, is now reasonably well-understood, but it is the ‘why’ that continues to plague us. Why are we here? What purpose are we meant to serv...

Grid computing is an accumulation of heterogeneous, dynamic resources from multiple administrative areas which are geographically distributed that can be utilized to reach a mutual end. Development of resource provisioning-based scheduling in large-scale distributed environments like grid computing brings in new requirement challenges that are not being believed in traditional distributed compu...

Abstract In a comparative study of karma theodicy and atonement theodicy, as developed by some Hindu Christian theologians, this article argues that they present teleological visions where individuals become purged, purified, perfected in through their worldly suffering. A operates with the notion there is form proportionality between past evil suffering, even if such correlations can only be t...