James Clifford’s Partial Truths is an introduction to anthropological collection of essays, perceived as illustrative a historical and theoretical movement, conceptual shift, consisting in sharp separation form from content its utmost degree, the fetishizing form. (Carstea 2021: 52) Ethnography, hybrid activity, thus appears mainly writing, collecting. Viewed most broadly, perhaps, it mode trav...

Abstract This chapter investigates the different ways in which Irish short story can be considered an art of silence. Taking Joyce’s Dubliners as example, it first provides overview strategies silence used modern story: ellipsis, eclipse and epiphany. While these are a corollary story’s brevity, they also reflect what Susan Sontag called aesthetics silence, art’s attempt to communicate unsayabl...

BACKGROUND As per many studies endodontically treated teeth are widely considered to be more susceptible to fracture than vital teeth. Obturation strains and post placement have been a major cause of vertical root fracture. Present study was conducted to compare in vitro fracture resistance after filling with either Gutta-percha or Resilon by lateral condensation techniques in root canals. This...

Common to a good deal of contemporary philosophical reflection on human identity is the conviction that we are systematically misled, even corrupted, by a picture of the human agent as divided into an outside and an inside— a ‘true self’, hidden, buried, to be excavated by one or another kind of therapy, ranging from the intellectual therapy of the post-Cartesian tradition (the modern ‘philosop...