hashemiat are title of eight religious, sociopolitical and revolutionary odes that have been verified by kumait ibn zeyd asadi; in fact these odes are considered as the first and foremost work of him and they have been versified approximately fifteen or twenty years after martyrdom of imam hossein (pbuh) within the suffocating and oppressive ruling period of umayyads and they were propagated pr...

The existence of a Byzantine church north of Tell Hesbh was confirmed by a sounding done in 1976 as part of the Andrews University Expedition. As a follow-up to that, Baptist Bible College of Pennsylvania sponsored a four-week expedition' to the site for the purpose of expanding the excavation of the church. The probe of 1976 had established the existence of three strata at the site: an Ayyilbi...

Carnahan and McFarland critique the situationist account of the Stanford prison experiment by arguing that understanding extreme action requires consideration of individual characteristics and the interaction between person and situation. Haslam and Reicher develop this argument in two ways. First, they reappraise historical and psychological evidence that supports the broader "banality of evil...

There is a general tendency for social psychologists to focus on processes of oppression rather than resistance. This is exemplified and entrenched by the Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE). Consequently, researchers and commentators have come to see domination, tyranny, and abuse as natural or inevitable in the world at large. Challenging this view, research suggests that where members of low-st...

Background: Folk beliefs include myths, stories, poems, music, oral history, proverbs, jokes, popular beliefs about luck and sore eyes, mother lullabies, indigenous carols, mirrors, rituals and traditions, and are always full of spirit. With tyranny and blackness and perseverance against oppression. The themes in the folk poems of Khuzestan about the war express the background of oral literatur...

Displaying the probable future and doom of humanity Earth, Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale (1985) Sarah Hall’s Carhullan Army (2007) are two dystopian novels that present terrible state women along with degradation society nonhuman environment. Republic Gilead Authority enforce an extremely oppressive, exploitative, misogynist order on women, which corrupts natural flow daily life destroy...

When the grief around poet and writer is fragile when life filled with sorrow bitterness, then tyranny oppression become ordinary profession of people in several cases; creator, literary artistic works as a conscious connected stratum society do not became only spectators, instead help transcendent thoughts creative minds, they create valuable creation to be mirror dreams desire people. On othe...

As one of the most outstanding representatives Pre-Romanticism poet in 18th century English literature, William Blake lived through and witnessed an era great political social upheaval transitional period: American War Independence, French Revolution, Industrial Revolution which brought significant essential impact on historical progress England. Coming from injustices coverage dark side indust...

Ecofeminism is a movement that sees an innate connection between the exploitation and degradation of natural world subordination oppression women in contemporary society. It challenges existing patriarchal paradigms holds there inseparable nature. This paper attempts to explore intimate link nature by closely analysing Anuradha Roy’s celebrated novel The Folded Earth. presents before readers ar...