This document summarizes a journal article about marketing astrology. It begins by defining astrology historically as originating in Mesopotamia in 2500 BC where planets were believed to be gods shaping human fate. Astrology later spread worldwide and the Greeks developed a more personal astrology using the zodiac. The document discusses the separation of astrology and astronomy, with astronomy becoming a science while astrology remained based on interpretation and belief. It analyzes astrology through the lens of the Frankfurt School's theory of culture industry, which viewed mass culture as simplistic makeup that creates consumers by filtering the world. The document argues astrology is a leading product of industrialized culture that caters to individuals' inner worlds by asserting negative
In ancient Greece, at the earliest stage, physics, mathematics, and astronomy were included as parts of “philosophy”, which means “the love of wisdom”.
Greek philosophers such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle used reason and observation to study topics like ethics, politics, and science. They believed rational thought could reveal universal truths. Socrates used questioning to help people seek knowledge. Plato founded the Academy to teach his ideals of perfect forms. Aristotle analyzed different forms of government and taught about living virtuously. Their works formed the basis of later European universities. Greek achievements in arts, architecture, drama, and history also emphasized balance, naturalism, and critical inquiry.
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This document summarizes an archaeological investigation of the Mound of Van Fortress in Turkey, the capital city of the ancient Urartian kingdom. Previous excavations at the site revealed earlier Urartian settlement levels beneath the modern city of Van. The author discusses the goals of renewing excavations at the site to better understand the stratigraphy and chronology of the Urartian and later periods. Excavations uncovered architectural remains from the 8th-7th centuries BC, including a building complex with 15 rooms, as well as a medieval cemetery that remained in use into the 20th century.
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This document provides an overview of Islamic art and its influence on Western art. It discusses how Islamic architecture influenced structures in Europe like the 18th century Brighton Royal Pavilion. The document also summarizes the philosophy and purpose behind Islamic art, including using geometric patterns to represent eternity and humility in worshipping God rather than glorifying the artist. Islamic art served to inspire spirituality and elevate people's minds above worldly concerns. While Islamic art has inspired Western art, the document argues it is important to understand the underlying religious and philosophical roots of Islamic art to appreciate its meaning and message.
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In ancient Greece, at the earliest stage, physics, mathematics, and astronomy were included as parts of “philosophy”, which means “the love of wisdom”.
Greek philosophers such as Socrates, Plato, and Aristotle used reason and observation to study topics like ethics, politics, and science. They believed rational thought could reveal universal truths. Socrates used questioning to help people seek knowledge. Plato founded the Academy to teach his ideals of perfect forms. Aristotle analyzed different forms of government and taught about living virtuously. Their works formed the basis of later European universities. Greek achievements in arts, architecture, drama, and history also emphasized balance, naturalism, and critical inquiry.
Research perspective overview_slides_2008-2009Effat Nashat
The document discusses different perspectives on research methodology, including questions about the nature of truth and knowledge. It explores debates around whether truth is absolute or relative, if knowledge is discovered or constructed, and whether social knowledge depends on context. Different methodological perspectives are examined, including positivism, interpretivism, and participatory research. Key aspects of these perspectives like their underlying epistemological and ontological assumptions are outlined. The relationship between epistemology, theoretical perspective, methodology, and methods is also mapped out.
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This document summarizes an archaeological investigation of the Mound of Van Fortress in Turkey, the capital city of the ancient Urartian kingdom. Previous excavations at the site revealed earlier Urartian settlement levels beneath the modern city of Van. The author discusses the goals of renewing excavations at the site to better understand the stratigraphy and chronology of the Urartian and later periods. Excavations uncovered architectural remains from the 8th-7th centuries BC, including a building complex with 15 rooms, as well as a medieval cemetery that remained in use into the 20th century.
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This document provides an overview of Islamic art and its influence on Western art. It discusses how Islamic architecture influenced structures in Europe like the 18th century Brighton Royal Pavilion. The document also summarizes the philosophy and purpose behind Islamic art, including using geometric patterns to represent eternity and humility in worshipping God rather than glorifying the artist. Islamic art served to inspire spirituality and elevate people's minds above worldly concerns. While Islamic art has inspired Western art, the document argues it is important to understand the underlying religious and philosophical roots of Islamic art to appreciate its meaning and message.
This document provides an overview of the history and development of ex-libris art in Turkey. It discusses how ex-libris was introduced to Turkey through books from Europe and traces its evolution. It highlights the founding of ex-libris societies in Turkey, including the Ankara Ex-libris Society and Istanbul Ex-libris Society, and Turkey's membership in the International Federation of Ex-libris Societies in 2000. It also outlines Turkey's growing success in ex-libris competitions internationally and increased interest among students, artists, and collectors in Turkey.
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The document summarizes a study on the Family Police Pilot Scheme project introduced in Erzincan, Turkey in 2007. The project aimed to develop a partnership between police and the public to prevent crimes by having police officers responsible for specific neighborhoods and residents. It discusses how the traditional approach of focusing on crime solving is insufficient, and that modern policing should emphasize crime prevention through public trust and partnership. The Family Police project deployed networks to help address citizens' social issues and promoted police-community cooperation. Initial results suggested it improved public confidence in police.
Prof. Paul Silva, Editor-in-Chief, JAMMO, Interviews Dr. Hayal Köksal, Direc...paulussilas
This document summarizes an interview between Prof. Paul Silva and Dr. Hayal Köksal about Dr. Köksal's work with the World Council for Total Quality & Excellence in Education (WCTQEE). Dr. Köksal discusses the significance of the 11th International Convention on Students' Quality Control Circles hosted in Turkey, and how WCTQEE works to promote total quality in education around the world through training programs, conferences and collaborations between member countries. Challenges in implementing quality programs in schools are also addressed, as well as the positive impact organizations like WCTQEE, KALBE MER and Sü Ge Der have had on teacher education in Turkey.
Prof. Dr. Paul Silva, Editor-in-Chief, JAMMO, Talks to Adjunct Prof. Olen D. ...paulussilas
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This document summarizes changes to the education system in England and Wales between the 1960s and 1980s, focusing on Skipton, England. It describes the school system in Skipton from 1962-1974, which included two grammar schools and three secondary modern schools. Attempts were made between 1962-1983 to reorganize Skipton's schools into a comprehensive system, but the grammar schools resisted this change. The document analyzes factors that allowed the grammar schools to delay reorganization for over 20 years, preventing Skipton from transitioning to the dominant comprehensive model like most of England and Wales.
This document summarizes and analyzes a journal article about women's roles in Vedic culture as portrayed in the Bhagavad Gita and Manu Samhita. It discusses how Arjuna cites social duties and responsibilities to family to argue against fighting in the Bhagavad Gita. It examines passages that describe different classes of women and their duties. It analyzes how Arjuna references concepts like protecting citizens, abstaining from carnal pleasures, and avoiding deadly sins like killing Brahmins from the Manu Samhita to build his case against fighting his relatives in the battle. The document provides context from the primary sources to explain Arjuna's perspective on the social and spiritual divisions in Vedic society
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This document summarizes changes to the education system in England and Wales from 1970-1979. It discusses the reorganization of local governments, including the abolition of the West Riding County Council, and the formation of new metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties. This reorganization changed the governance structures that had been in place for education since 1902. The climate for developing schools changed significantly over the decade as local authorities were restructured and professional and political influences shifted.
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2) It provides context on concepts like cyberspace, virtuality, and cyberness. Cyberspace refers to the part of society and culture that exists only in computer networks. Virtuality describes digitally transferred communication environments in cyberspace.
3) The paper aims to reveal mystical elements in Second Life and associate them with theories of internet economics to show how mysticism has become a source of economic profit on digital platforms.
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- Prof. Bleher went on to found the Islamic Party of Britain in 1987 to politically organize Muslims in the UK and communicate Islamic alternatives to society. However, the party was unsuccessful due to a hostile climate after 9/11 and lack of support from established Muslim organizations.
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This document summarizes a journal article about the psychological and sociological aspects of mysticism. It discusses how:
1) Mystical behaviors are accompanied by superstitions, myths, and legends that are an integral part of daily life in many societies. Most spiritually healthy people rely on mystical beliefs.
2) Mysticism can be religious or extra-religious. It is also related to concepts like spiritualism, animism, perennialism, new age beliefs, and neo-paganism.
3) Studies have found that mentally healthy people often report mystical experiences like profound joy and happiness. Many rituals are aimed at helping people understand their will and subconscious desires. Mystical beliefs persist in
The document discusses mysticism and its connection to subliminal advertising techniques. Specifically, it investigates how myths, symbols, codes, metaphors and other hidden messages are used in advertising to unconsciously influence consumers' desires to purchase products. The goal of using these subliminal methods is to create a strong urge to buy without conscious reasoning. The document also examines various semiotic devices like denotation, connotation, paradigms and syntagms that advertisers employ to construct meanings for consumers. It argues that mysticism has influenced marketing philosophies and techniques in East Asian countries and how Western managers have sought to understand cultural symbols and myths to improve business practices.
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This review summarizes an article about the relationship between superstitions, metaphors, and advertising. The article uses the Turkish superstition of the "evil eye" to show how products are marketed to cure it. The reviewer notes that the author draws an interesting parallel between superstitions and marketing, as symbols are important in both spirituality and purchasing decisions. However, the reviewer also points out that superstitions arise from fear of the unknown, while consumption aims to satisfy desires. In conclusion, the reviewer finds the topic of particular interest to those studying marketing and decision making, as it uses a familiar superstition to explain marketing techniques and brand management.
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The document discusses how astrologers can use astrology to help co-create a better global future by viewing the planets and signs not just as archetypes but as "morphic fields" that represent different levels of consciousness. It argues the discovery of new planets corresponds to jumps in human consciousness, and that generations born during these discoveries help stabilize the new "fields". It analyzes how generations have stabilized the fields of Uranus and are beginning to do so for Neptune, while the Pluto field remains unstable. The goal is to use this model of astrology and consciousness to add to research on positive human development.
ASTROLOGY’S UNIVERSAL PARADIGM: The Egyptian Temple of Khnum at Esneh: A Comm...William John Meegan
This paper was written as a commentary on the zodiacal cycle sculptured into a frieze on the ceiling of the Egyptian Temple of Khnum at Esneh. This is a commentary on the astrological paradigm that is inherently imprinted upon the soul/psyche of every human being. All religions on Earth are based on the foundations of this zodiacal paradigm.
Throughout this paper I go through each and every sign doing a separate vignette on each symbol and sign explaining, in as much detail as possible, the symbolism of Astrology and its relationship to the psyche: ego-consciousness and the unconscious mind. This zodiacal paradigm was initially structured by the ancients to illustrate the spiritual vision that each human being is heir to."
This document discusses various issues related to whether science is in trouble. It outlines 12 topics, including the problem of exclusiveness and secularism in science. Science has accomplished many beneficial things but can also exhibit dogmatism through paradigm dominance, where prevailing theories are defended despite evidence. Interpretations are sometimes presented as fact. Exclusiveness and the exclusion of God from explanations has introduced bias. While science has strengths, an open examination of all evidence is needed to find truth.
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The document summarizes a study on the Family Police Pilot Scheme project introduced in Erzincan, Turkey in 2007. The project aimed to develop a partnership between police and the public to prevent crimes by having police officers responsible for specific neighborhoods and residents. It discusses how the traditional approach of focusing on crime solving is insufficient, and that modern policing should emphasize crime prevention through public trust and partnership. The Family Police project deployed networks to help address citizens' social issues and promoted police-community cooperation. Initial results suggested it improved public confidence in police.
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This document summarizes an interview between Prof. Paul Silva and Dr. Hayal Köksal about Dr. Köksal's work with the World Council for Total Quality & Excellence in Education (WCTQEE). Dr. Köksal discusses the significance of the 11th International Convention on Students' Quality Control Circles hosted in Turkey, and how WCTQEE works to promote total quality in education around the world through training programs, conferences and collaborations between member countries. Challenges in implementing quality programs in schools are also addressed, as well as the positive impact organizations like WCTQEE, KALBE MER and Sü Ge Der have had on teacher education in Turkey.
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This document is an interview transcript between Prof. Dr. Paul Silva and Dr. Olen D. Rush discussing syncretic Kabbalah, its traditions and concepts. Dr. Rush defines syncretic Kabbalah as seeking to reveal the sparks of holiness within all sacred stories and traditions in order to unite all peoples and faiths. He discusses key concepts like Israel being an archetype representing spiritual awakening, and how all holy scriptures contain divine truth hidden within. The interview explores the relationship between divine will/creation and the created worlds, as well as touches on the historical persecution of Jews and creation of Israel.
Frustration in Cinema: Ideological Presentation of Dreamspaulussilas
This document discusses the presentation of dreams through frustration in auteur cinema. It analyzes the Turkish film "Sonbahar" as an example. The film uses aesthetic structure to contain negation that complements the questioning form and will produce permanent meanings, revealing the hope inherent in frustration. The article examines auteur cinema in relation to ideology, reality, and creating permanent meaning through form. It argues that auteur cinema can have a transformative effect by presenting dreams through the theme of frustration, as this allows for critical interpretation that transcends the current social situation.
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This document summarizes changes to the education system in England and Wales between the 1960s and 1980s, focusing on Skipton, England. It describes the school system in Skipton from 1962-1974, which included two grammar schools and three secondary modern schools. Attempts were made between 1962-1983 to reorganize Skipton's schools into a comprehensive system, but the grammar schools resisted this change. The document analyzes factors that allowed the grammar schools to delay reorganization for over 20 years, preventing Skipton from transitioning to the dominant comprehensive model like most of England and Wales.
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This document summarizes changes to the education system in England and Wales from 1970-1979. It discusses the reorganization of local governments, including the abolition of the West Riding County Council, and the formation of new metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties. This reorganization changed the governance structures that had been in place for education since 1902. The climate for developing schools changed significantly over the decade as local authorities were restructured and professional and political influences shifted.
1) The document discusses mysticism in cyberspace, specifically focusing on Second Life. It examines Second Life as a virtual space that spreads mystical elements on the internet and allows users to have mystical experiences.
2) It provides context on concepts like cyberspace, virtuality, and cyberness. Cyberspace refers to the part of society and culture that exists only in computer networks. Virtuality describes digitally transferred communication environments in cyberspace.
3) The paper aims to reveal mystical elements in Second Life and associate them with theories of internet economics to show how mysticism has become a source of economic profit on digital platforms.
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- The document is an interview between Prof. Dr. Paul Silva and Prof. Dr. Sahib Mustaqim Bleher published in the Journal of Academic Marketing Mysticism Online.
- Prof. Bleher discusses how he became a Muslim after traveling through Muslim-majority countries and reading the Quran in translation. He was convinced of its divine authorship.
- Prof. Bleher went on to found the Islamic Party of Britain in 1987 to politically organize Muslims in the UK and communicate Islamic alternatives to society. However, the party was unsuccessful due to a hostile climate after 9/11 and lack of support from established Muslim organizations.
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Dr. Gürbüz Doğan Ekşioğlu has been drawing caricatures since 1977 with extensive worldwide coverage and has won twenty-seven international prizes and forty-four national awards. Dr. Ekşioğlu received the Sedat Simavi Plastic Arts award in 1997 and his work had been published as the cover for The New Yorker Magazine and the Forbes. Two of his arts printed on the UNICEF postcards are being sold worldwide and he has had a special success with his caricature published in the New Yorker cover for Sept. 11, 2011 anniversary edition.
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This document summarizes a journal article about the psychological and sociological aspects of mysticism. It discusses how:
1) Mystical behaviors are accompanied by superstitions, myths, and legends that are an integral part of daily life in many societies. Most spiritually healthy people rely on mystical beliefs.
2) Mysticism can be religious or extra-religious. It is also related to concepts like spiritualism, animism, perennialism, new age beliefs, and neo-paganism.
3) Studies have found that mentally healthy people often report mystical experiences like profound joy and happiness. Many rituals are aimed at helping people understand their will and subconscious desires. Mystical beliefs persist in
The document discusses mysticism and its connection to subliminal advertising techniques. Specifically, it investigates how myths, symbols, codes, metaphors and other hidden messages are used in advertising to unconsciously influence consumers' desires to purchase products. The goal of using these subliminal methods is to create a strong urge to buy without conscious reasoning. The document also examines various semiotic devices like denotation, connotation, paradigms and syntagms that advertisers employ to construct meanings for consumers. It argues that mysticism has influenced marketing philosophies and techniques in East Asian countries and how Western managers have sought to understand cultural symbols and myths to improve business practices.
Article: The Relationship between Superstitions, Metaphors, and Advertising: ...paulussilas
This review summarizes an article about the relationship between superstitions, metaphors, and advertising. The article uses the Turkish superstition of the "evil eye" to show how products are marketed to cure it. The reviewer notes that the author draws an interesting parallel between superstitions and marketing, as symbols are important in both spirituality and purchasing decisions. However, the reviewer also points out that superstitions arise from fear of the unknown, while consumption aims to satisfy desires. In conclusion, the reviewer finds the topic of particular interest to those studying marketing and decision making, as it uses a familiar superstition to explain marketing techniques and brand management.
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The document discusses how astrologers can use astrology to help co-create a better global future by viewing the planets and signs not just as archetypes but as "morphic fields" that represent different levels of consciousness. It argues the discovery of new planets corresponds to jumps in human consciousness, and that generations born during these discoveries help stabilize the new "fields". It analyzes how generations have stabilized the fields of Uranus and are beginning to do so for Neptune, while the Pluto field remains unstable. The goal is to use this model of astrology and consciousness to add to research on positive human development.
ASTROLOGY’S UNIVERSAL PARADIGM: The Egyptian Temple of Khnum at Esneh: A Comm...William John Meegan
This paper was written as a commentary on the zodiacal cycle sculptured into a frieze on the ceiling of the Egyptian Temple of Khnum at Esneh. This is a commentary on the astrological paradigm that is inherently imprinted upon the soul/psyche of every human being. All religions on Earth are based on the foundations of this zodiacal paradigm.
Throughout this paper I go through each and every sign doing a separate vignette on each symbol and sign explaining, in as much detail as possible, the symbolism of Astrology and its relationship to the psyche: ego-consciousness and the unconscious mind. This zodiacal paradigm was initially structured by the ancients to illustrate the spiritual vision that each human being is heir to."
This document discusses various issues related to whether science is in trouble. It outlines 12 topics, including the problem of exclusiveness and secularism in science. Science has accomplished many beneficial things but can also exhibit dogmatism through paradigm dominance, where prevailing theories are defended despite evidence. Interpretations are sometimes presented as fact. Exclusiveness and the exclusion of God from explanations has introduced bias. While science has strengths, an open examination of all evidence is needed to find truth.
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Astrology means different things to different people. Some individuals consider astrology to be the future's prediction, while others see it as a guide to daily life encounters. Basically, Astrology is composed of horoscope signs, the 12 zodiac signs. The practice of numerology as a part of astrology has been going on since the distant past. Nowadays, most astrologers use Tarot cards too.
Astrology means different things to different people. Some individuals consider astrology to be the future's prediction, while others see it as a guide to daily life encounters. Basically, Astrology is composed of horoscope signs, the 12 zodiac signs. The practice of numerology as a part of astrology has been going on since the distant past. Nowadays, most astrologers use Tarot cards too.
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Given a paradigm shift in which there are four, 4 realms of existence that include spirit, soul, mind, and matter rather than the current one, 1 realm that includes only matter; the possibility of causal openness and closure become apparent.
Thus energy exists in all four, 4 realms, but in different forms, to describe an open system that allows the free movement of energy between the realms.
In the spirit it is an idea, in the mind it is objectivity, in matter it is procedure, and in the soul, power.
But the system is also closed, to the extent that it obeys reciprocity, continuity, and conservation, for maturity.
The document discusses the long history of astronomy, tracing it back to ancient civilizations like Babylon hundreds of years before Christ. Many early astronomers were also astrologers, integrating their studies with religion. Key figures that advanced astronomy over the centuries include Ptolemy, Copernicus, Galileo, Kepler, Newton, Einstein, and Hawking. Astronomy has influenced many areas of life and language through terms relating to the influence of stars and the moon. It remains an important part of culture and a source of fascination for mankind.
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Astrology originated in ancient Egypt around 4200 BC and was used by many ancient civilizations to foretell events and health based on the positioning of planets. The Chaldeans were the first to create astrological charts mapping the 12 constellations and dividing the sky into 12 houses to represent areas of life influenced by planetary positioning. While astrology was historically considered a science, the modern scientific community rejects astrology as it has found no evidence that planetary positions can actually affect people or events on Earth in a way that is consistent with biology and physics.
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This document summarizes the conceptual distinction between astrology and astronomy in medieval Arabic thought based on Greek sources and later Arabic technical texts. It discusses how Ptolemy viewed astronomy as the higher, demonstrative science compared to the less certain astrology. While astronomy studied the eternal motions of celestial bodies, astrology involved predicting earthly events based on celestial configurations. Later Arabic sources like Abu Ma'shar further distinguished astrology as involving judgments or decrees issued by the stars based on their motions. The document analyzes how these sources differentiated but also connected the two disciplines.
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This document contains an interview between Prof. Dr. Paul Ade Silva and Khalil Charles on their careers in journalism and their perspectives on issues related to the news media. Khalil Charles discusses his career path from local radio in London to positions at BBC, Islam Channel, Middle East Monitor, and currently as Deputy News Editor at TRT World. He reflects on the concentration of media ownership, the role of the media in agenda setting, and his experience reporting from Sudan. Charles believes the media has both benefited society and been manipulated by powerful interests, and that non-Western perspectives remain underrepresented. The interview covers topics like normalization between Sudan and Israel, the potential extradition of Omar al-Bashir, and issues facing
Close-up in Cinema, in Line with the Time Image Concept of Deleuze: An Analys...paulussilas
From the beginning of the 19th century onward, as the nature of representation began to be questioned, image took on a structure which does not reflect but hides reality. It also became an ambiguous and hazy area to grasp while acquiring new
meanings and forms, as the viewer began to create his or her own visual experience (Crary 2010: 40-162). In this period when the reality of the world was no longer needed and the relativity of time was beginning to be debated, the realm of emotional
perception and sensations became visible in the field of art. In modern painting and literature, with the choice of viewpoint, the objects intertwined and converged.....
1) The document examines Covid-19 from an Islamic perspective, discussing how Muslims and non-Muslims have been prone to fear and falsehoods according to Quranic prophecies of end times.
2) It provides background on Covid-19, discussing theories about its origin and criticisms of pandemic models and testing. Widespread panic ensued due to 24/7 media coverage despite the virus having a mortality rate similar to the flu.
3) Governments declared emergencies and imposed restrictions on movement and assembly that canceled human rights. Mandatory masks and distancing made public interactions strange. The response caused more economic damage than the virus itself.
Paul Ade Silva graduated from Merton College, London in 1989 and earned degrees from Huddersfield Polytechnic and Huddersfield University. He received his Ph.D. in Literary Arts from IHESIM under Aix Marseille University in 2005. Silva is currently a professor in Turkey and has previously taught in Turkey. He publishes the Journal Academic Marketing Mysticism Online and has interviewed and published the works of renowned writers and poets such as John Lancaster, Lemn Sissay, and Simon Armitage. Huddersfield Town, West Yorkshire has played a key role in nurturing Silva's artistic talents.
This document provides the table of contents for "The Book of JAMMO", which is a compilation of articles and interviews published between 2011-2015. The book contains 33 sections covering a wide range of topics related to education, faith, culture, media and cinema. The sections include articles from universities in Turkey, discussions of Islamic and Indian culture, interviews conducted by the editor, analyses of new media trends, and examinations of the cinema industry. The book brings together contributions from international scholars on diverse subjects.
This document contains an interview with author Paul Ade Silva about his poetry collection "In A Rare Time of Rain". Some key points:
- Silva's work has progressed from small press publications to major publishers like Chatto & Windus. He sees both small and large presses as important.
- His diverse life experiences sailing across continents influence his poetry, which uses those settings and perceived characters.
- Reading other poets' current work is vital for Silva to stay engaged with contemporary poetry.
- "In A Rare Time of Rain" takes readers on an imaginative and adventurous journey through personal experiences over many years of writing.
Real final critica epistemolígica a la indología contemporáneapaulussilas
En los últimos cien años, las diferentes ramas de la ciencia, casi en todas sus expresiones, se han esforzado por perfeccionar sus métodos, técnicas e instrumentación, con el ideal de lograr obtener un conocimiento que sea auténtico, objetivo y real. Sin embargo, diversos descubrimientos han conducido a calurosos debates sobre la diferencias entre lo qué es conocimiento objetivo, científico, protocientífico, seudocientífico y anticientifico. De hecho, subsistan disciplinas específicas que se avocan a explorar estos campos del saber, como la gnoselogía, etc. Al grado, que actualmente se ha llegado a la formulación de preguntas ontológicas como, ¿el grado de imperfección del método experimental, de la lógica formal, del valor real o simbólico de los números, los defectos e ilusiones de la percepción sensorial?, y hasta ¿si existe una realidad objetiva que pueda ser estudiada por la ciencia, o si se trata de una ilusión de los sentidos? Estos y otros aspectos se han vuelto de interés para los especialista de la filosofía de la ciencia.
Part 2. antiquity of the srîmad bhâgavatam or bhâgavata-purânapaulussilas
In this final part, multi-disciplinary evidential submissions are provided in support of the thesis that both the Srîmad-Bhâgavatam and its concept of the four ages comes from a time previous to the Ice Age.
Master of Arts Thesis Summary Part 1: (Instituto Bhaktivedanta de Ciencias y ...paulussilas
This document provides a summary of a thesis investigating the antiquity of the Bhagavata Purana. It discusses the different views on the composition date of the text, with traditional Indian views placing it earlier than colonial era European scholars. The thesis uses the scientific method to evaluate competing paradigms on the text's origins. It notes that European scholar's dating systems were influenced by Christian and colonial biases, and challenges the dominant view by bringing new evidence to establish the text's presence before the last Ice Age, contradicting theories influenced by colonial-era sociopolitical factors.
This document is the introduction, foreword, acknowledgments, and table of contents for a collection of writing titled "Sunrise and the Whispers of Dawn". It was edited by Paul Silva and features a variety of genres including poetry, short stories, interviews, oral histories, articles, portraits and music contributed by students, parents, teachers and established writers from inner city communities in Huddersfield, England. The foreword provides context about the communities represented and acknowledges the work of Paul Silva in encouraging contributors. The introduction describes the diverse content and boundary-pushing nature of the collection.
About JAMMO Editor-in-Chief, Prof. Dr. Paul Silva paulussilas
This document provides biographical information about Paul Silva and introduces his edited collection "Sunrise and the Whispers of Dawn". It discusses Silva's academic background and publications. It also summarizes the contents and themes of "Sunrise and the Whispers of Dawn", which features a diverse range of contemporary poetry, stories, interviews and art from both established and emerging contributors exploring different realities and artistic expressions. The introduction provides guidance for educators on exploring the collection in classroom settings.
Changes to the Education System of England and Wales in the last 70 years Par...paulussilas
This document summarizes changes to the education system in England and Wales in the 1960s and 1970s, with a focus on comprehensive reorganization. It describes the author's experience teaching at a school in Wath-upon-Dearne in the 1960s that was designated as a comprehensive school though functionally operated a bilateral system. Nationally, it outlines how the Labour Party adopted a comprehensive policy leading up to the 1964 election. It then discusses the impact of Circular 10/65, which outlined models of reorganization, and the growing opposition to comprehensive reorganization from the Conservative Party. The response to reorganization in the West Riding county is also summarized.
Change in the Education System in England and Wales since the Second World Wa...paulussilas
This document summarizes changes to the education system in England and Wales in the 1950s and 1960s, including:
- The system became more decentralized as central and local governments, and local governments and localities, negotiated their relationships and levels of provision. This led to uneven distribution of power and different approaches across areas.
- Selection of students at age 11 into grammar schools or secondary modern schools, and the lack of a coherent vocational training strategy, contributed to persisting inequality of opportunity.
- Worries over the tripartite system's efficiency and fairness increased interest in comprehensive schools and encouraged adaptation, such as making the selection process less stressful.
A Typographic Analysis of Turkish Newspapers' Websitespaulussilas
This document analyzes the typography used on Turkish newspaper websites. It begins by discussing the importance of typography and graphic design for online newspapers to be easy to use and reader-friendly. It then examines several principles for online newspaper design, such as balancing text and images, using appropriate font sizes and styles, and establishing visual contrast. The document evaluates the typography on some Turkish newspaper websites based on these principles, showing examples of both effective and ineffective designs. It concludes by stressing the importance of simple, clear design for online newspapers.
International Film Festivals: A Cinema Struggling to Exist Between New Resour...paulussilas
This document analyzes how international film festivals have impacted the development of directors' cinema in Turkey. It discusses how the festivals have provided economic benefits through international screenings, sales, and distribution, but have also led to interventions that undermine national culture and ideology. The festivals have created dependency relationships similar to Hollywood's system and influence the film production process. They also exert pressure on Turkish art film directors to prioritize economic concerns over artistic vision.
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Finding the perfect "Indian Clothing Store Denver" is essential for those seeking vibrant, authentic, and culturally rich attire in the heart of Colorado. Denver, a city known for its diverse culture and eclectic fashion scene, offers a variety of options for those in search of traditional and contemporary Indian clothing. Whether you're preparing for a wedding, festival, or cultural event, or simply wish to incorporate the elegance and beauty of Indian fashion into your wardrobe, discovering the right store can make all the difference.
Capstone Project: Luxury Handloom Saree Brand
As part of my college project, I applied my learning in brand strategy to create a comprehensive project for a luxury handloom saree brand. Key aspects of this project included:
- *Competitor Analysis:* Conducted in-depth competitor analysis to identify market position and differentiation opportunities.
- *Target Audience:* Defined and segmented the target audience to tailor brand messages effectively.
- *Brand Strategy:* Developed a detailed brand strategy to enhance market presence and appeal.
- *Brand Perception:* Analyzed and shaped the brand perception to align with luxury and heritage values.
- *Brand Ladder:* Created a brand ladder to outline the brand's core values, benefits, and attributes.
- *Brand Architecture:* Established a cohesive brand architecture to ensure consistency across all brand touchpoints.
This project helped me gain practical experience in brand strategy, from research and analysis to strategic planning and implementation.
Can you kickstart content marketing when you have a small team or even a team of one? Why yes, you can! Dennis Shiao, founder of marketing agency Attention Retention will detail how to draw insights from subject matter experts (SMEs) and turn them into articles, bylines, blog posts, social media posts and more. He’ll also share tips on content licensing and how to establish a webinar program. Attend this session to learn how to make an impact with content marketing even when you have a small team and limited resources.
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Did you know that while 50% of content on the internet is in English, English only makes up 26% of the world’s spoken language? And yet 87% of customers won’t buy from an English only website.
Uncover the immense potential of communicating with customers in their own language and learn how translation holds the key to unlocking global growth. Join Smartling CEO, Bryan Murphy, as he reveals how translation software can streamline the translation process and seamlessly integrate into your martech stack for optimal efficiency. And that's not all – he’ll also share some inspiring success stories and practical tips that will turbocharge your multilingual marketing efforts!
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In today’s fast-paced world, stress and anxiety have become common companions for many. With constant connectivity and an unending stream of information, finding moments of peace can seem like an insurmountable challenge. However, mindfulness techniques offer a beacon of calm amidst the chaos, helping individuals to center themselves and find balance. These practices, rooted in ancient traditions and supported by modern science, are accessible to everyone and can profoundly impact mental and emotional well-being.
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From Hope to Despair: The Top 10 Reasons Businesses Ditch SEO Tactics
Are you tired of seeing your business's online visibility plummet from hope to despair? When it comes to SEO tactics, many businesses find themselves grappling with challenges that lead them to abandon their strategies altogether. In a digital landscape that's constantly evolving, staying on top of SEO best practices is crucial to maintaining a competitive edge.
In this blog, we delve deep into the top 10 reasons why businesses ditch SEO tactics, uncovering the pain points that may resonate with you:
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This presentation is recommended for those who want to know more about SEO. It explains the main theoretical and practical aspects that influence the positioning of websites in search engines.
What Software is Used in Marketing in 2024.Ishaaq6
This paper explores the diverse landscape of marketing software, examining its pivotal role in modern marketing strategies. It provides a comprehensive overview of various types of marketing software tools and platforms essential for enhancing efficiency, optimizing campaigns, and achieving business objectives. Key categories discussed include email marketing software, social media management tools, content management systems (CMS), customer relationship management (CRM) software, search engine optimization (SEO) tools, and marketing automation platforms.
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Build marketing products across the customer journey to grow your business and build a relationship with your customer. For example you can build graders, calculators, quizzes, recommendations, chatbots or AR apps. Things like Hubspot's free marketing grader, Moz's site analyzer, VenturePact's mobile app cost calculator, new york times's dialect quiz, Ikea's AR app, L'Oreal's AR app and Nike's fitness apps. All of these examples are free tools that help drive engagement with your brand, build an audience and generate leads for your core business by adding value to a customer during a micro-moment.
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Learn how to use specific GPTs to help you Learn how to build your own marketing tools
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