the present article studies the short stories by jabra ibrahim jabra the iraqi writer who was born in palestine. he is among the neo-writers of arabic literature concerning poetry, translation, criticism and novel. his collection “ergh and other stories” is one of his first experiences in story writing. his stories seem to be an introduction or a conclusion to his novel which was inspired by ro...

This examination of the social processes that inform cultural production asks how tastes are formed, transmitted, embedded, and reproduced across generations. These questions are explored through a study of William Morris, his working methods and products, and their impact on the decorative arts in Victorian Britain and beyond. Through the exercise of cultural leadership, Morris gave physical e...

Love has been a recurrent topic throughout history, and especially, literature. Moreover, there is generalized agreement about its relevance for health emotional well-being, and quality of life. This study was carried out with a sample of 376 persons with ID. The goals of the work were to analyze a theoretical model of love in people with intellectual disabilities by means of the methodology of...

In the article, we present Polish Catholicism as an example of folk religion. As a result complicated political history, Catholic Church became not only depositary Christian faith and morality, but also mainstay national identity, shaped during partitions in opposition to Russian Orthodoxy Prussian Protestantism. It was then that Polishness stereotypical synonym Catholicism. The stereotype Pole...

Home baking is very popular in the UK: in 2007 sales of home baking products totalled £457m and in 2010, the estimated revenue from home baking was £576m (Mintel, 2010). Why is home baking so popular? The emergence of the phenomenon seems to be due to a number of factors. Campbell (2005) suggests that in late modern capitalist societies we have seen the gradual development of craft consumption ...