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Jun 18, 2024Open Access
This study aims to address the knowledge intelligence for local practices related to climate change forecasts and adaptations by exploring community mecha-nisms for rainfall prediction and coping strategies for minimising the effects of climate change. Data on livelihood practices of climate change/ variability prediction, how respondents realise climate change and its impacts, and what mechanisms were practices for rainfall prediction, and adaptation strategies of climate change/variability wer...
May 07, 2024Open Access
In the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) over the last few decades, digital work environments have gradually been set up to enable the various players in social life to work together, access resources, engage in distance learning, archive and trace data, and so on. These environments are set to become increasingly important in the daily lives of citizens, in order to maximize revenue while minimizing expenditure.
To boost the DRC's development, the management of the Res Publica must meet the cr...
Apr 22, 2024Open Access
This paper evaluates how Western culture views art. The objective is to formulate some concepts regarding Osborne’s scheme based on his aesthetics and art theory readings. In order to make it explicitly clear that art is undoubtedly capable of expressing unique emotional, psychological, and cultural interpretations, the inquiry first aims to illustrate succinct and suggestive details by examining the pragmatic, naturalistic, and formalistic approaches. Second, it seeks to explain how Osborne’s t...
Mar 21, 2024Open Access
Human script has gone through a long process and many developments, eventually evolving into two main branches, namely, the ideograph and the phonography. However, the reasons for the separation of ideograph and phonography, as well as the features of the two, have been the subject of much disagreement in the academic community. Taking Chinese characters as an example for ideograph, English, Sumerian cuneiform, and Phoenician as examples for phonography, this article makes a detailed study of th...
Mar 18, 2024Open Access
The ongoing debate among contemporary Lutheran conservatives and liberals is whether Martin Luther’s reform got the reformation once and for all or initiated an active process of continuing reformation. The debate is related to the understanding of Scripture based on Sola Scriptura. Lutheran conservatives, for instance, argue that the Bible is literally true and inerrant and that if certain passages forbid women from speaking in church, then that is divine law that must be followed no matter how...
Mar 07, 2024Open Access
The research presented here is part of our project and ideology of Christism developed in other articles. It seems believable that all people are aware of the existence of the Great Thought speaking to them inwardly to guide them into truth and a pearl of practical wisdom. But the fact is that they understand it differently, some understand it as just their own reason, an inborn intelligence, or smartness; but for others, it is the intuition, common sense, or a sound of practical judgment, a mot...
Dec 29, 2023Open Access
These questions come to our minds whenever we turn to the discussion of “Personal Identity”, “Are you the same person, you were a year ago”, or “Are you the same person now as we were working together last night”? “How do we persist over time” and “Is there a life after death?” Many philosophers have advanced diverse theories to try and answer questions like these. In 1690 famous empiricist John Locke’s famous work “An Essay Concerning Human Understanding” (Locke 1690) [1] presented a theory of ...
Nov 28, 2023Open Access
McGinn divides the history of Christian mysticism into three successive phases. The third phase, which began in the 17th century, can be called “the age of religious crisis”. At this time, the inner crisis stemmed from an overemphasis on personal experience and inner states, resulting in a break between the mystical element and the wholeness of the Christian life scene. The external crisis came from the Enlightenment’s attack on the Christian religion, which fundamentally shook up the worldview ...
Nov 28, 2023Open Access
At the beginning of the twentieth century, China was poor and weak, and surrounded by foreign powers, the situation was as critical as eggs stacked. Like many aspirants who chose to study abroad in the hope of “learning from the barbarians to control the barbarians”, Li Shutong also chose to study in Japan with a view to saving the country through literature and art. The botanical aesthetics of Anglo-Japanese Style represented by Christopher Dreiser profoundly influenced Li: from the original so...
Oct 31, 2023Open Access
This paper presents an ethical view of the topic of Circular Economy in Africa, focusing on Kenya, building industry. It describes the research project that is towards the affordability in Housing, including the craftsmanship of components involving Reusing and Re-purposing, then describes the aspects of ethics associated with the research project including: Culture and Heritage, Risk and Harm, Minimal Risk, Conflict of Interest, Responsibility, Consent, Design Ethics, and Technology Assessment....
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