aijhass: A Pathfinder

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Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

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Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• The Effect of Educational Tools Exercises on Certain Joints’ Angles in Javelin Performance and Achievement by S, Hager Mohed ; M, Mohammed Jasim ; K, Raghdeh Esmaeel (2019) - American International Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Vol. 1, No. 1; 2019 Published by American Center of Science and Education, USA 12 The Effect of Educational Tools Exercises on Certain Joints’ Angles in Javelin Performance and Achievement Hager Mohed S Department of Physical Education and sports sciences Faculty of Education, Pakistan Mohammed Jasim M Department of Physical Education and sports sciences Faculty of Education, Pakistan Raghdeh Esmaeel K Department of Physical Education and sports sciences Faculty of Education, Pakistan Received: January 29, 2019 Accepted: February 3, 2019 Online Published: February 11, 2019 On this basis, the researchers chose (40) students,a sample from the first-year students of the Dept. of Physical Educationand sports sciences, Faculty of Education for Girls, Kufa University. Keywords: angle; exercises; experimental; javelin; students; tools
• Factors Contributing Students Motivation Toward English Language Learning by Anwari, Ahmad (2019) - Second: the second major find for the research question is that students are motivated toward the learning of English language be its helpful for their careers and jobs that they want to apply for in the future, it means that English language is very necessary for Appling for job, now a day if some don’t know English he/she couldn’t work as an educator, so that is the reason that students are motivated toward English language learning. https://www.ef.co.uk/epi/insights/english-and-technology/ www.acseusa.org/journal/index.php/aijhass American International Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Vol. 1, No. 2; 2019 31 1.1 Problem statement Motivation in English language is one of the effective factor for learning, which students could learn with interest and enjoys, the problem for this study conform that students are not motivated as well as possible and the author want to find the level of motivation for learning English language. Keywords: english; factors; language; learning; motivation; students; study
• Creative Map Instruction: An Experimental Effect on Biology Students’ Mental Ability by Duyilemi , Augustinah Nireti; Babafemi, Grace Titilope (2019) - Students with high memory capacity are addressed as high ability learners performing above average in school work, medium ability students revolve around average in information processing and interpretation while low learners do not display encouraging efficiency in their approach. This position of significant appears to be associated with the capacity of mental maps in requiring students to actively participate in learning while discovering the budding asset embedded in concepts being learnt. Keywords: ability; biology; education; journal; learning; map; students; treatment
• Implications of Short Message Service (Text Messaging) on English Languge Writing and Learning Among Secondary School Students: A Case Study of Some Selected Secondary Schools in Olorunda Local Government Area of Osun State, Nigeria by Olusegun, Atoyebi Adeola ; Rebecca, Adesina Taiwo (2020) - Lastly, the result also revealed percentage of students that used abbreviated words 38.6% of the students used abbreviated words while 61.4% of the 100% total population did not used abbreviated words The study concluded that use of abbreviated words did not have effect on English language learning and writing among secondary school students in Olorunda Local Government, Osun State. What is the level of texting messaging of secondary school students in Osun State? Keywords: english; language; messaging; school; sms; students; study; text; words; writing
• Examining the Use of Vocabulary Learning Strategies among EFL Learners in Baghlan University of Afghanistan by Atifnigar, Hamza; Zaheer , Zia Ur Rahman ; Alokozay, Wahidullah (2020) - Metacognitive strategies are also among vocabulary learning strategies. Vocabulary learning strategies have gained popularity among many researchers who have attempted to define and classify VLSs which are specific thoughts and behaviors that students utilize them to understand, learn or grab information (O’Malley & Chamot (1990), p. 1; Oxford (1990, p. 11). Keywords: efl; language; learners; learning; learning strategies; strategies; students; vocabulary; word

• GESTATIONAL LOSS: EMOTIONAL AND LEGAL ASPECTS by Galvão, Gláucia Maria Moreira ; Morsch , Denise Streit ; Tavares, Eduardo Carlos ; Bouzada, Maria Cândida Ferrarez (2021) - Eric Byrd Department of Society, Culture, and Languages, University of New England, Biddeford/Portland, Maine, USA ABSTRACT This study attempts to verify the conditions of mothers who have gone through gestational loss. Lastly, the https://www.acseusa.org/journal/index.php/aijhass American International Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Vol. 3, No. 1; 2021 7 study examines how gestational loss is unrecognized and unsupported by legislation, exposing a weakness in workers’ rights and unequal treatment regarding gender. Keywords: baby; child; following; healthcare; journal; loss; mother; mourning; pregnancy; women; work
• Effectiveness of the Use of Indigenous Language in Disseminating Climate Change Information for Sustainable Environmental Development in Nigeria by Olatumile, Adekunle ; Tunde-Awe , Bola (2019) - The two groups were taught the causes and effects of climate change, one group was taught using English Language and the other group using Yoruba. Yoruba group are more in-depth in their knowledge of climate change than English group. Keywords: change; climate; climate change; english; information; language; mother; tongue; years; yoruba
• Impact of Motherly Affection in Chokher Bali and Sons and Lovers: A Comparative Study by Suma, Salma Parvin (2019) - In this novel we find how mother Rajlakshmi influences son Mahendra’s perceptions and his future course of action throughout. This paper is going to discuss the impact of excessive motherly affection to the life of son, similarities and dissimilarities in mother-son relationship in Chokher Bali and Sons and Lovers. Keywords: asha; love; mahendra; mother; rajlakshmi; son
• A Mother’s Account About Lactation in the Context of Perinatal Death by Galvão, Gláucia Maria Moreira ; Tavares, Eduardo Carlos; Costa, Ethyene Andrade ; Tavares, Gláucia Rezende; Bouzada, Maria Candida Ferrarez ; Byrd, Steven Eric (2020) - According to Hudson et al. (2012), complicated mourning is one which is characterized by people who experience a long period of disorientation, which impedes them to return to their normal activities prior to their loss. Content analysis of an interview with a mother in mourning that went through a traumatic lactation following a perinatal death. Keywords: breastmilk; child; human; lactation; loss; mother; mourning; process; suffering

• AN ANALYSIS OF THE IMPORTANCE OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT: EVIDENCE FROM CAPITAL MARKET OF BANGLADESH by Imran , Md. Ali ; Mustafa , Jasia ; Beg , Tahrima Haque ; Jobayer , Naseem (2021) - From analysis, find that social rates of return to R&D are in turn found to be significantly larger than private rates of return to R&D. Rasul (2013) in his study the title of “Barriers to the Development of Bangladesh Capital Market” has characterized Bangladesh capital market by poor liquidity with high market concentration. In Bangladesh capital market most of the traders with certain experienced are becoming the portfolio manager. Keywords: bangladesh; capital; capital market; decision; exchange; international; investment; investors; journal; market; portfolio; research; respondents; stock; stock market; study
• COMMUNICATING ATTITUDINAL CHANGE THROUGH BREASTFEEDING PRACTICE MEDIA CAMPAIGN: REVIEW OF RESPONSES FROM NURSING MOTHERS IN AROCHUKWU, SOUTH-EAST NIGERIA by Chukwu-Okoronkwo , Samuel Okoronkwo; Onwuka , Victor Kelechukwu (2022) - Policies aimed at improving breastfeeding uptake and practice should also incorporate significant others (grandmothers, mothers-in-law, and husbands) in the process to encourage breastfeeding mothers. The result shown in Figure 4 above indicates that a dominant 57% of the population study representing a total number of 106 respondents agreed that the effect of social perceptions and lack of education has actually caused many women in Arochukwu to neglect breastfeeding practice. Keywords: arochukwu; breastfeeding; communication; health; humanities; importance; journal; media; mothers; number; population; practice; respondents; study
• Orphans’ Motivation for Higher Education by Akbari, Omidullah ; Sahibzada, Javed (2019) - Pillay (2018) studied orphan vulnerable children early education for improving outcomes for governance and economic development of Africa, showed that by providing educational facilities in early childhood for orphan vulnerable children can possibly cause to develop skills and human capital in orphan vulnerable children as future adults. They have found that management competence influenced the peer performance of orphan vulnerable children. Keywords: agree; disagreed; education; frequency; item; orphans; respondents; study; total; university
• Voter Education on Radio as Determinant of Voting Pattern of Indigenous Elderly Women in Akoko Land, Ondo State, Nigeria by Ayimoro , Oluwatoyin Dorcas (2019) - What kind of voter education programmes is available on the selected radio stations? (iv) To what extent has the women benefited from their participation in voter education programme on radio? Keywords: education; participation; programme; radio; respondents; voter; voter education; voting; women

• GURU SHISHYA PARAMPARA: RELEVANCE OF YAMA AND NACHIKETA STORY IN THE PRESENT EDUCATION SYSTEM by Santra , Rajib ; Mohapatra , Rajiba Lochan (2025) - November 2025 Keywords: Guru-Shishya Parampara, Yama and Nachiketa, Katha Upanishad, Value- based Education JEL Classification Codes: I21, I23, Z12 Peer-Review Model: External peer review was done through double-blind method. This paper examines the significance of the guru-shishya parampara as mentioned in the ancient scripture, the Katha Upanishad, and identifies the pedagogical values primarily through the dialogue between Yama, the teacher, and Nachiketa, the disciple. Keywords: education; guru; knowledge; nachiketa; shishya; system; upanishad; yama

• An Unrecognizable Pain: Neonatal Loss and The Needs of Fathers by Galvão, Gláucia Maria Moreira; Morsch, Denise Streit ; Tavares, Eduardo Carlos ; Bouzada, Maria Candida Ferrarez ; Byrd, Steven Eric (2020) - Results: The interviews in this study show evidence that men need to be tended regarding the time of neonatal loss. Conclusions: Paternal suffering following neonatal loss is often ignored and forgotten about. Keywords: healthcare; interviews; loss; losses; men; mothers; mourning; suffering; support; women; work

• CLIMATE CHANGE, GENDER AND GREEN SOCIAL WORK by Indulkar , Pranita Sunil (2025) - A report suggests specific measures to develop a safer, more inclusive and equitable future, which includes all the stakeholders, position holders and relevant actors and organisations to a) ensure women’s participation in tackling climate change and displacement prevention policies, b) strongly incorporating local women led initiatives in formulating and augmenting disaster and climate change mitigation finance, especially for adapting gender- transformation, c) stringent direction of specific percentage of humanitarian funds to women based and led organizations working on grassroot levels, d) advocating women rights and approaching the mezzo level organisations to cater to the needs of displaced population due to climate change, especially women (CARE, 2020). Along with research and field based work, Advocacy of women rights is imperative in the way to ensure basic requirements such as adequate living, sanitation, healthcare infrastructure, feminine hygiene, resources for menstrual heath, food, potable water etc. during climate induced displacement and rehabilitation. Keywords: change; climate; climate change; displacement; gender; india; issues; participation; resources; women; work

• INVESTIGATING THE FINANCIAL STRENGTH IN THE ENERGY SECTOR: A STUDY ON TGTDCL by Chowdhury , Md. Salim ; Al-Imran , Md. ; Faisal-E-Alam , Md. ; Hoque , Md. Eqtedar Ul ; Parvin , Taposhi (2022) - Their study utilized two financial metrics, namely the quick ratio and financial leverage ratio, focusing on companies that survived the crisis. Chowdhury, S., Islam, K. M. A., Rahman, M. M., Raisa, T. S., & Zayed, N. M. (2020). Keywords: a. a.; capital; company; energy; gas; international; journal; m. a.; management; performance; profitability; ratio; sector; study; tgtdcl
• COVID -19 AND THE PARALYSATION OF WOMEN LIVELIHOODS IN MICRO-ENTERPRISES IN MASVINGO URBAN, ZIMBABWE by Gwatidzo, Sinikiwe ; Chazovachii, Bernard (2020) - The interviews allowed respondents to comment on women vulnerability, assets, and capabilities All key participants, vendors and the two associations targeted through these tools comprised participants who had ‘stories to tell’ (Creswell & Creswell, 2013:155) and who could “purposefully inform an understanding” (Gonye, 2016:60) on the level of affection the lockdown has had on women livelihoods. The enforced 21-day and 14-day government induced lockdown characterised by quarantine, bans and restrictions on the movement of goods and people had significant socio-economic, repercussion on women livelihoods (Chingarande, 2020:1). Keywords: assets; business; capital; covid-19; enterprises; international; livelihoods; lockdown; market; social; women; zimbabwe

• ENVIRONMENTAL INSECURITY IN PAKISTAN: CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES AND RESPONSES by Zahoor , Maham (2022) - Pakistan Air Quality Initiative:Providing crowd-sourced, community-driven air quality data to increase social awareness in Pakistan. Climate change, vulnerability, and its impacts in rural Pakistan: a review. Keywords: air; change; climate; environmental; heat; journal; pakistan; pollution; research; study; wave

• Preparation of Series Schiff Bases and Studying of their Liquid Crystalline Behavior by Islamallah, Bari Muhamd (2019) - absorption bands at 2918 due to aliphatic CH 5. absorption bands at 2600-3198 due to OH of the carbonyl 6. absorption bands at 3032 due to aromatic CH Figure (5) infrared spectrum of the compound C7 From IR spectrum of a compound most important absorption bands represent functional groups are: 1. absorption band at 1170 due to a group -O-CH2-CH2 2. absorption band at 1630 belonged due to imine group CH = N 3. absorption band at 1735 due to the carbonyl of carboxylic group 4. absorption band at 2983 due to aliphatic CH 5. 2-A solutionofappropriate methane bromide (0.025mol) in 12.5mLdissolved in added ethanol, 3-The mixture heated by using appropriate condenserfor more then one hour(then6mL distilled water added and the product was washed recrystallizefor ethanol,melting point (129C°), Keywords: absorption; band; group; liquid
• Social Cohesion and Cultural Diversity in Contemporary Britain: Impossible Mission! by Zriba , Hassen (2019) - In contemporary multicultural Britain, the concept of social cohesion has been a pressing priority for not only politicians and sociologists but also for the various British ethnic minorities. Hence, social cohesion came to the fore as the new jargon of governance in contemporary Britain. Keywords: britain; british; cohesion; community; concept; consensus; group; minorities; multiculturalism; national; race; society; system; values
• Ethnic Identity Politics and Contemporary Experience by Shittu , Sarah Terwse; Michael, Ogbedu (2020) - From this definition, it is evident that ethnic identities go beyond the limits of cultural assimilation into the wider society and the persistence of ethnic identity is not necessarily related to the perpetuation of traditional cultures. A sense of ethnic identity is developed from shared culture, religion, geography, and kinship as well as proximity. Keywords: country; culture; ethnicity; exile; family; group; identity; kuseremane; situation; story; weight; whispers

• AN EXAMINATION OF INFORMATION LITERACY SKILLS ON THE USE OF LIBRARY INFORMATION RESOURCES AMONG UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNIVERSITY IN ADAMAWA STATE by Dahiru, Aishatu Bello (2021) - The objectives of the study are to find out the level of information literacy skill of undergraduate student in Adamawa state, to determine the level of use of the information resources and to determine the challenges faced in the use of these information resources. Therefore, information literacy skill is needed in order to find access and use information effectively. Keywords: information; literacy; resources; use

• THE ROLE OF ETHICAL LEADERSHIP AND WHISTLEBLOWING INTENTIONS: MEDIATING APPARATUS OF MORAL IDENTITY by Ismail, Adnan ; Islam, K. M. Anwarul ; Zohaib, Muhammad ; Tasaduq, Sana ; Ismail, Muhammad (2021) - These results are in line with previous researches which confirm that under supervision of ethical leaders employees feel empowered and psychologically secure such that they are willing to raise voice and speak against any ethical dilemma within their workplace, Chen and Hou (2016); Islam et al. (2019); Lam, Loi, Chan, and Liu (2016); Walumbwa and Schaubroeck (2009). Gap Analysis & Problem Statement Reviewing research on ethical leadership, pointed out that a number of research areas are there that should be explored by future researchers specifically, they said that future researchers must incorporate new intervening variables between ethical leadership and outcomes. Keywords: article; employees; identity; intentions; journal; leadership; research; role; self; whistleblowing

• CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL ACCOUNTABILITY (CEA) ASSESSMENT OF THE CORPORATE ORGANIZATIONS OF BANGLADESH by Rozario , Steve Oscar D (2024) - Over the years, corporate environmental accountability has developed to include environmental contemplation. In order to determine the key criteria for the cost center for corporate environmental accountability (CEA) assessment, a series of thirty discussion events were planned with practitioners and specialists from the Department of Environment, the Judiciary Department, non-governmental organizations, environmental scientists, cost and management accountants, lawyers, industrialists, members of the chamber house (association of industrialists), social and political leaders, and academicians. Keywords: accountability; assessment; attributes; bangladesh; cea; center; cost; environmental; image; journal; management; organizations; relationship; research; sub; weights

• THE SHIFT OF POWER: ANALYSING THE DECLINE OF USA'S INFLUENCE IN AFRICA IN FAVOUR OF CHINA by Mushitsi , Patrick ; San , Nay Min (2024) - It highlights the many-sided transaction between unfamiliar guides, worldwide well-being, and local security in molding the elements of U.S. Africa relations. Then again, advocates for China battle that its framework ventures yield quick monetary advantages and add to the landmass' improvement objectives. Keywords: africa; american; assets; china; chinese; commitment; countries; development; drives; exchange; foundation; help; impact; improvement; international; obligation; power; relations; u.s; worldwide

• ANTECEDENTS OF CONSUMERS’ CONTINUOUS INTENTION ON ONLINE PURCHASE: AN EXTENSION OF TAM MODEL by Jahan , Israt ; Bhuiyan , Kamrul Hasan ; Imran , Md. Ali ; Farjana , Sadia ; Khatun , Tahira (2021) - Online shopping in Bangladesh: a study on the motivational factors for ecommerce that influence shopper's affirmative tendency towards online shopping. I C L E I N F O Article History: Received: 25 October 2021 Accepted: 16 December 2021 Online Publication: 31 December 2021 Keywords: Consumer Intentions, Online Purchase TAM, Extended TAM JEL Classification Codes : M19 A B S T R A C T The purpose of this study is to detect and analyze the factors affecting consumers’ attitudes toward online shopping and examine the antecedent’s customer continues intentions to purchase on the online platforms. Keywords: acceptance; attitude; factors; impact; journal; model; online; purchase; shopping; study; table; technology; value
• The Effect of Outdoor Environmental Education Program on Secondary School Students’ Knowledge, Attitude and Practices towards Water Pollution in Riverine Area of Ondo State by Oladapo , Samuel Olanrewaju ; Ogunfunmilakin , Bright ; Kukuru , J.D. (2019) - Ho2: There is no significant main effect of location of schools on participants’ (i) environmental knowledge; (ii) environmental attitude; and (iii) environmental practices. The study also adopted a pre-test, post-test, control group quasi- experimental design to determine the participants’ environmental knowledge, attitude and practice on water pollution in Ondo State, Nigeria. Keywords: attitude; effect; knowledge; participants; practice; water

• Nigeria’s Population Explosion and Its Underdevelopment Imperatives by Olusegun , Adedokun Jonathan ; Eke , Gabrielfavour (2019) - The study reveals that with the rate of population increase in Nigeria if nothing is done, time will come when it will result to environmental hazards, malnutrition and other infectious diseases. 1. Introduction The rate of population increase in Nigeria since the end of the civil war in 1970 has become very alarming. Keywords: children; explosion; increase; level; nigeria; number; people; population; rate; world

• STRENGTHENING TRUST TO REINFORCE ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCE OF LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN MALAYSIA by Tajuddin , Ahmad Fadzli Bin Ahmad ; Salleh , Hamdan Bin Mohd ; Bhuiyan , Abul Bashar (2023) - Broadly, we embrace and tailor Integrity Action's methodology for gauging organizational Trust, utilizing the four dimensions of Integrity encompassing (i) accountability, (ii) competency, (iii) ethical behavior, and (iv) corruption control (v) Alignment. Generally, organizational Trust is 'calculated' by measuring the 'achievement/score' of the elements, which entails accountability (A), integrity (I), transparency (T), and Corruption (C). Keywords: accountability; cib; corruption; council; integrity; journal; las; perception; performance; public; score; transparency; trust

• A Multicultural Comprehension of Traditional Dancing in Ghana and China: A Genealogical Analysis by Selase , Aphu Elvis (2019) - These individual dances give a diverse picture of the history and relevance behind traditional dance. The inclusion of men in the dance is rooted in new way(s) to present traditional dances. Keywords: bamaya; china; dance; dancing; ghana; lion; men; movement

• Impact of Disaggregated Public Expenditure on Unemployment Rate of Selected African Countries: A Panel Dynamic Analysis Approach by Selase, Aphu Elvis (2019) - This implies that expenditure on infrastructure (gfcf) and education (edexp) reduce unemployment rates rate in the region under study, while expenditure on defense and health increase unemployment rate. The effect of government expenditure on employment generation has been subject to considerable interest in recent years. Keywords: countries; effect; expenditure; gmm; government; increase; international; journal; nigeria; policy; rate; run; step; unemployment; unemployment rate

• Assessment of Educational Facilities in Nigeria-The Ekiti-South West Example by Okosun, S.E; Omokhafe, C; Dairo, O.E; Olowookere, C.A (2020) - the operational input resources in education industry are referred to as school facilities, the provision, management and maintenance of these facilities have been found to be significantly related to school performance. Adedokun (2011) also stated that, in spilled of government huge financial allocation to education in its annual budget; school facilities are still grossly inadequate in Nigeria. Keywords: community; development; ekiti; facilities; government; maintenance; primary; provision; schools; south; west

• United States, Turkey, Saudi Arabia and Middle East Politics After Khashoggi’s Murder by Gamawa, Yusuf Ibrahim (2019) - Netanyahu insisted that destabilizing Saudi Arabia could destabilize the world There is absolutely no doubt about Netanyahu’s assertion that destabilizing Saudi Arabia would destabilize the world. Keywords: arabia; murder; saudi; turkey; u.s

• THE DEPICTION OF QUEBEC SOCIETY THROUGH THE NOVELS OF GÉRARD BESSETTE AND MARIE CLAIRE BLAIS by Mahato , Ashis; Singh , Nishant (2024) - The study investigates the portrayal of Quebec society during the transition from the Great Darkness to the Quiet Revolution through the analysis of two novels, “Le Libraire” by Gérard Bessette and “Une saison dans la vie d’Emmanuel” by Marie Claire Blais. These novels illustrate the social, economic, political, and cultural shifts in Quebec society during this transformative period. Keywords: bessette; blais; dans; darkness; literature; novels; quebec; quebec society; revolution; saison; society; study

• Turkey’s E.U Membership: Perception, Brexit, Implications and Possibilities by Gamawa, Yusuf Ibrahim (2019) - Turkeys President Tayyib Erdogan was quoted saying “we will not be the side which gives up”, saying Turkey no longer had the need for EU membership but that it refused to walk away from discussions on the membership. Open society foundation, (2009) Refections of EU- Turkey relations in the Muslim world. Keywords: bid; brexit; eu membership; european; membership; reasons; turkey; union

• Social Studies Teachers’ Readiness to Teach the Security Education Theme in the Reviewed Edition of Nigeria’s Basic Education Curriculum by Lawal , Moshood Babatunde (2020) -  Do practising Junior Secondary Social Studies teachers possess a significantly high positive attitude towards the inclusion of Security Education theme in the new Basic Education Curriculum? Ho5: The Practising Junior Secondary Social Studies teachers do not have a significantly high positive attitude towards the inclusion of Security Education theme in the new Basic Education Curriculum. Keywords: curriculum; education curriculum; education theme; security education; studies; studies teachers; teachers; topics; values

• The German Shakespeare by Mouelhi , Oumeima (2020) - With these provisions in 1 Christa Johnson, German Shakespeare Studies at the Turn of the Twenty First Century (Newark: University of Delware Press, 2006), p. 249. www.acseusa.org/journal/index.php/aijhass American International Journal of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences Vol. 2, No. 1; 2020 11 mind, the concept of “appropriation” entails a sense of Aneignung. German Shakespeare Studies at the Turn of the Twenty First Century. Keywords: east; germany; hamlet; hamletmachine; muller; ophelia; play; press; shakespeare; theatre; time; university; world

• The Dermis of Millivora Capenesis by Mohd , Samad Muhammed; Kadium , Dalal Abdul Hussain ; Ebed , Ashwaq Kadium ; Alzerfi, Hussain Sattar Rebat (2019) - Millivora capensis hair follicles primary ,consist of hair medulla(1). Millivora capensis hair follicles (primary),consist of hair medulla(1). Internalsheath(2).haircortex(3). Keywords: dermis; glands; hair; layer; millivora

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