Humanities Journal, Volume 7, Number 2 published

The second issue of Volume 7 of The International Journal of the Humanities has now been published.

Volume 7, Number 2 contains:

• Critical Perspectives and English as a Foreign Language: Implications for Practice by Shin-ying Huang.
• Visible Whiteness: Coming to Terms with White Racial Identities by Andrew Hickey and Jon Austin
• The Solution of Social Problems from the Perspective of Philosophy of Education by Aminuddin Hassan, Nurzatulshima Kamarudin, Jamaludin Ahmad and Roselan Baki.
• Obama’s Election and the End of Postmodernism by Carolyn Hudson and Pamela Smiley.
• Restorative Practice: Applying Confucianism to Build a Better Mousetrap by Joyce Martin and Jacqueline Elliot.
• Philosophy and the Mirror of Humanity by Ali Yaghoubalipour.
• Redefining Chinese ‘Community’: The Growth of Taiwan’s CCD (Comprehensive Community Development) from Traditions of ‘She’ and ‘Qun’ by Jui-Yang Kao, Shyh-Huei Hwang and Chen-Yin Liu.
• Narrative Non-Fiction Research and University Ethics Practices by Josie Arnold.
• The Feminine and Technology in Distant Cultures by Oksana Cheypesh.
• On the Factors of the Interior Design Movement in Taiwan after World War II: Views of Members of the Association of Interior Designers by Wen-chi Chuang, Hui-chung Chien and Shang-chia Chiou.
• Ethnic Diversity and Citizenship Education in Greece by Panagiotis Maniatis and Vassilios Pantazis.
• National Refugee Legislation: Why India Needs One by Niketa Singh.
• Humanities, Classics and Liberal Arts by Tansu Acik.
• Cosmological Patterns in Ancient Egypt and China: The Way to Unify the Universe through Knowledge, Mind, Energy, and the Beneficence of the Elements by Judy Kay King.
• Etching into the Canon: Women Artists in Early Modern Europe by Meg Lota Brown and Kari Boyd McBride.