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  Translator Mixes Indigenous Languages into South African English Version of Homer
  Topic by Nora G Hertel

  When Richard Whitaker decided to translate The Iliad into colloquial South African English—enriched with words borrowed from languages native to the region—he had good intentions. Aislinn Laing, a correspondent for Britain's Telegraph publications, quoted Whitaker saying, "It's important...

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  The Other Mathematics: Language, Logic, and Probability in the Footsteps of Boole and Venn
  Article by Leo Depuydt

  The focus will be on the structure of language and human thought and a sufficient level of Boolean algebra.

• Adultism & Why Not All Gangs Should Be Feared
  Article by Jane E Goodwin-Hall

  A very brief look at youth oppression and why some UK laws preventing groups of teenagers gathering can be negative.

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  Kierkegaard and Nineteenth Century Continental Theology
  Article by Matthew Hisrich

  Kierkegaard was both a product of his time as well as a unique figure within that time. By exploring the connections ...

• "Pain:" An Excerpt from "Who Said It Couldn't Be Done?"
  Article by Denise Jones

  This excerpt from my book candidly chronicles my journey from life on Chicago’s West side involving poverty, incest, ...

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  What is the Relationship Between Ethical and Legislative Policies Regarding the Media and Innovation?
  Topic by William W Bauser

  This topic is designed to focus upon the public sector's innovation and ethical policies of the service providers such as hospitals, schools, police department agencies and the policy decision making actions of policymakers which include legislators, civil servants, municipalities and...

• Ethical Challenges in Dementia Care
  Article by Michael Gordon

  The already existing and anticipated growth in the aged population over the next decade in Canada cannot be ignored. ...

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  Given and Taken Away: Women’s Authority and Leadership in the Moravian Church of Colonial America
  Article by Matthew Hisrich

  The manner in which the Moravians chose to spread the Gospel in mid-eighteenth century Pennsylvania allowed for impro...

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  Why Should I Be Moral?
  Article by William W Bauser

  This article discusses the points of being moral through the realism and anti-realsim perspectives of moral judgments...

• Catalysts for Change in Modern India
  Article by Roger P Worthington
• Cultural War Crimes are Against the Public Trust
  Article by William W Bauser
• The Sad Wikification of American Culture
  Article by Derrick Bang
• Sin, Grace and the Other: Schleiermacher in an Era of Globalization
  Article by Matthew Hisrich
• Comments on Ayn Rand and of Her Protagonists
  Article by Roger P Hamburg
• Sowing Virtue on Good Soil: Approaches to public policy flowing from differing views on human nature
  Article by Matthew Hisrich