Search Results - "Athens Journal of Humanities & Arts"

The Relationship of the Urartian Material Culture with the Modern Armenian Artworks by Berktaş, Esin

“…From the early times of human history, the production of a culture shaped the evolution of human beings and their survival strategies. Culture is…”
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An Analysis of South Africa's Constitutional and UNCRC-imposed Obligations to Achieve Children's Socio-economic Rights: A Critique by Knowles Khangala, Tshilidzi

“…Children require specific protection due to their heightened vulnerability to human rights violations, which can be attributed to several factors such as…”
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The Arts and Humanities Degree: Value and Benefits by Oberhelman, Steven M.

“…In this paper, I address the misconception that an Arts and Humanities degree is not applicable to the modern workforce. I will discuss how the degree sets up…”
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The Dynamic Nature of European Identity by Ivic, Sanja

“…EU citizenship requires a multilayered and dynamic concept of European identity. The idea of European identity embodied in the Declaration on European Identity…”
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Abuse of Criticism: T.S. Eliot and Northrop Frye’s Academic Ramp-up to “Fake News” by Goranowski, Richard

“…Percy Bysshe Shelley’s “Defence of Poetry” originates T.S. Eliot’s 1932 Harvard Norton Lecture on “taste” maligning “a marked swing in his feelings toward…”
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‘L celeste e ‘l vulgare Amore instituiti da Platone:’ Bellori’s Interpretation of Annibale Carracci’s Theme of Love in the Farnese Gallery by Kravitz-Lurie, Esthy

“…In 1672 Giovanni Pietro Bellori, Annibale Carracci’s biographer, published a comprehensive study of the Carracci’s paintings in the Farnese Gallery,…”
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The Method in the Madness: Dionysus in the Arts of the Modern Era by Massini, Alexandra

“…This article, derived from my forthcoming book, examines how the irrational was represented through the juxtaposition of Dionysus and Apollo. Ever since…”
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The Syndrome of an Emigrant: Memory, Trauma, Longing, and Loss in the Art of Józef Czapski by Kossowska, Irena

“…This article addresses the multilayered thematic area focused on the impact of trauma, caused by war and political oppression, on the attitudes of artists who…”
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Aesthetics of the Fantastic in Pan's Labyrinth by Panisello, Claudia

“…The paper addresses the analysis of aesthetics in Guillermo del Toro's Pan's Labyrinth, a 2006 film in which the fantastic genre predominates. Various aspects…”
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Birth of the Cool Musical Quotes in Marty Paich Arrangements on Mel Tormé Swings Shubert Alley by Ferguson, David A.

“…In 1957, Miles Davis released Birth of the Cool (Davis, 1957) which featured Davis with a unique instrumental ensemble called a nonette. This ground-breaking…”
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The Judgment of Taste and the Formalism Undertaking in the Arts by Pujazon Patron, Ernesto Carlos, Choon Woon, Chong, Elias Arcelles, Jose Domingo

“…One of the main reflective activities that have fascinated every human, since pre-Historic times, is about the production and evaluation-critique of a work of…”
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Philosophical plasma in Dio Chrysostom’s Fourth Discourse on Kingship and Socrates’ Political Testament in Alcibiades by Kozić, Ranko

“…On the basis of evidence obtained by unravelling enigmas in Dio’s fourth discourse and lifting the veil of mystery surrounding some of the crucial,…”
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Joseph Fletcher on Agapeic Love: An Evaluation by O'Meara, William

“…Joseph Fletcher offers a Christian Situation Ethics when he affirms that belief in God and belief in God’s agape’ as the central value of ethics cannot be…”
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Geography, Infrastructure and Architecture: From the Immaterial Scenes of the Arts to the Physical Space of the American City by Bisiani, Thomas, Umani, Vittoria

“…The aim of this paper is to propose a design answer to the United States issue of public space through the use of art, using the city of Dallas as an example…”
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Betty Shamieh’s The Black Eyed: An Arab-American Woman Playwright Inverts and Subverts Orientalism by Jones, Nancy C.

“…Arab-American playwright Betty Shamieh emerged on the contemporary theatre scene in the early 2000s with an artistic voice and cultural perspective that broke…”
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The Ambraser Heldenbuch – A Major Compilation of Middle High German Narrative Poetry for Posterity Habsburg, German, or Austrian? by Classen, Albrecht

“…In light of many attempts by recent scholars to come to terms with national concepts of literature, it is amazing to notice that even medieval and late…”
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Alienation and Identity Crisis in the Apocalyptic World of Katherine Anne Porter by Rusak, Justyna

“…The article explores Katherine Anne Porter’s existential concerns reflected in her fiction. Applying the tools of biographical and historical criticism as well…”
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The African Imprint in Shakespeare by Steppat, Michael

“…Does the study of sources underlying William Shakespeare’s dramas depend on a legacy of colonialism? Studies of this kind have hardly looked beyond European…”
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Zoomorphic Askos from Beatas Street Necropolis Preserved in the Museum of Malaga in Spain by García Carretero, Juan Ramón, Martín Ruiz, Juan Antonio

“…A terracotta figure which can be dated to the 1st century BC coming from one of the burial areas documented in the city of Malaga (Spain) located in Beatas…”
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The Old Modernist Challenge: Navigating the Hypermodern World of Don DeLillo’s White Noise by Terleckyj, Andrew

“…While many critics believe technology and media create a postmodern world of endless simulacrum, fractured identity, and vanishing boundaries in White Noise,…”
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