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

Volume 7, Number 6 contains:

• Things among the Gods: Revisiting the Problem of Reification by Christopher Morrison.
• Creativity, the Environment and the Future of Creative Lifestyles: Lessons from a Creative Tropical City by Susan Luckman.
• Embedding Sustainable Development into Legal Education by Jason Lowther and Joanne Sellick.
• Contemporary Hong Kong War Films: Inclusive Cross-Cultural Exchanges Facilitated by Cultural Globalization by Kay Li.
• Becoming Human/Posthuman: The Spatial Transformation in Alan Ayckbourn’s Comic Potential by Chia-ching Lin.
• The Prohibition of Landmines: A Ten-Year Assessment by Jeffrey Morton and Jacqueline C. Perez.

• Sound Reasons: Auditory Experience and the Environment by Andrew Czink.
• Socialist Cuba in Transition: Finding a Foothold in Globalization’s Economic Chaos by Nancy L. Street.
• Lexical Features in Oral Interlanguage: The Acquisition of Multifunctional Words by Adult Jamaican Learners of French by Hugues Peters.
• Investigating the Upper Absolute Threshold of Hermann Grid by Shiu Wen Wang, Shyh-Huei Hwang and C. F. Lee.
• The Cartesian Limitations of John Rawls: A Reading Using Kierkegaard and Confucius by Alison Assiter.
• Created Images of Author Yosa Buson by Toshiko Yokota.
• Birds and Artisans of the Roman Mosaics of Tunisia: Species, Symbolism and Origins by Sonia Tidemann.
• Gender Politics, Sexuality, Class and Race in Lucrecia Martel’s La Ciénaga (2001) by Anna M. Hillman.
• Factors that Influence the Sustainability Usage of Three Endangered Indigenous Languages in Malaysia by Noriah Mohamed, Nor Hashimah Hashim and Yahya Che Lah.