The last issue of Volume 6 of The International Journal of the Humanities has now been published.

Volume 6, Number 12 contains:

• Emergence of Spiritual Consciousness through Magic Realism in Coelho’s Trilogy by Kavitha Ganesan.
• Problems in Learning the Thai Language as a Foreign Language by Norizan Che Su, Normaliza Abd Rahim and Zaitul Azma Zainon Hamzah.
• Risk Factors for Housekeeping Employees in their Work Areas and the Ergonomic Solutions by Selda Coskuner and Oya Hazer.
• Dialogue in Translation: The Nightrunner Series from English to Japanese by Katherine Brownlee and Mio Bryce.
• Obama, American Hierarchic Democracy, Humanity by Ted Honderich.

• The Need for Philosophy in Information Science by Karin McGuirk.
• Code-switching and Code-mixing between Related Varieties: Establishing the Blueprint by Stavroula Tsiplakou.
• The Gulen Movement: Communicating Modernization, Tolerance, and Dialogue in the Islamic World by Michael J. Fontenot and Karen Fontenot.
• Boys will be Boys: Illustrating the Male Psyche in Crisis by Scott Gordley.
• A Heretical Political Theology: Carl Schmitt and the Hobbesian Concept of Representation by Ionut Untea.
• The Connection between Ma`ani Nahwi in Arabic and Modistae in Latin: An Approach to the History of Linguistic Studies by Solehah Yaacob, Abdul Razak Abdul Rahman Al- Sa’adi and Ataullah Bogdan Kopanski.
• Visual Language and Communication in an Emerging Global Civilization: The Ascendance of the Image by Jorge Benitez.
• Problematising the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in South Africa: Challenges for the Humanities by Judith Frances Head.
• The New Female Muslim Thinkers or DWEMS (Daring Women as Enlightened Muslim Scholars) by Souad Halila.
• Compatibilist Solutions to Skepticism by Jill Rusin.