malaria is currently one of the most important causes of mortality in developing countries. high resistance to available antimalarial drugs has been reported frequently, thus it is crucial to focus on the discovery of new antimalarial drugs. artemisinin, an effective antimalarial medication, is isolated from various artemisia species. to identify the artemisia species producing high quantity of...

Anthropology in general has colonial roots and these influences are still in existence. British colonial policy in Africa and Asia began to change in the 1930s thus, it was suddenly decided to “develop” the colonies. This paper is aimed at objectively studying the process of change without committing itself to any particular policy. The skepticism of colonialism and its arrogant assumption of o...

Critics of the paradigm of enaction have long argued that enactive principles will be unable to account for the traditional domain of orthodox cognitive science, namely ‘‘higher-level’’ cognition and specifically human cognition. Moreover, even many of the paradigm’s ‘‘lower-level’’ insights into embodiment and situatedness appear to be amenable to a functionalist reinterpretation. In this revi...

Taking advantage of relatively well-preserved Prussian statistics, the author examines dynamics Pomeranian population in 18th century to suggest priorities for further studies at both individual and local community level. He proposes take concept mode reproduction as their common paradigm also a functionalist approach, even if detailed research may reveal that it was not external forces, older ...

From a critical theory perspectives and discourse analysis, social, cultural, economic, political dimensions, reflecting social educational inequality, result in discriminations, discriminatory practices injustice. Discriminations, which produce inequalities, are defined maintained by the existing structural-functionalist paradigm of power, domination, control socially valued commodities, such ...

Martine Nida-Rümelin (1996) argues that color science indicates that behaviorally undetectable spectrum inversion is possible and raises this possibility as an objection to functionalist accounts of visual states of color. I show that her argument does not rest solely on color science, but also on a philosophically controversial assumption, namely, that visual states of color supervene on physi...