This paper intends to explain not only the origins of modern woman in a changing political and social environment newly established state after First World War, but also development ideas formulated by women their intellectual endeavors, through influence criticism, hopes expectations new state. It focuses on Croat South Slavic spaces process unification State Serbs, Croats Slovenes 1918 (calle...

This paper provides a reading of Jena Osman’s poetry, specifically her volumes "The Network" (2010) and "Corporate Relations" (2014), as capitalist crisis poetry. Intertwining the self nation, capitalism, financial market’s discourses profit profitability, writing shows that neoliberalism has taken over every dimension life. Using analogy conjugation, analysis provided here discusses how explor...

The paper examines the interconnectedness of feminity with ethnonational otherness in Ukrainian modernist literature context European misogyny and ethnophobia. It demonstrates how representation female sinful otherness, impurity, disloyalty was cemented misogynistic imagery, which women appeared as witches heterodox temptresses through sexual cultural differentiation. otherizing Orientalized et...

Background and aims: As suggested by the Minorities’ Diminished Return Theory, the associationbetween socioeconomic status and health is weaker for racial and ethnic minorities compared toWhites. The current study compared Blacks and Whites in terms of the association between maritalstatus and physical health.Methods: The State of the State Survey (SOSS) included 881 adu...

Over the past few decades, institutional change has dramatically altered the reception of new immigrants in Canada, creating new obstacles to their employment and reducing their economic success. But what effect – if any – does institutional change have on the second-generation children of immigrants? Second generation experiences have been examined as indicators of the long-term potential for ...

From the point of view linguistics, reconstruction ancient conceptions, depicted in proto-language, allows us to reveal evolutionary relationship between language units a certain family, and language. Similar regularities are described by theory etymological (or cultural) word memory. The named is sufficiently developed well-known, but until now it has not focused attention on connection first ...

Campbell’s The Great Transition is a significant contribution to the growing literature that traces the roots of Europe’s economic rise to the climatic and population shocks of the late medieval period. This review essay discusses the empirical, historical and theoretical support for Campbell’s view while highlighting that it struggles to explain why these positive effects were limited to Europ...