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The eighth issue of Volume 7 of The International Journal of the Humanities has now been published.
Volume 7, Number 8 contains:
- Digital Books by Harry Lewis.
- Syntactic Nesting in Japanese: An Analysis of Linking Utterances in Conversations by Chisato Koike.
- The Constitutive Effects of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games’ Documentation in Constructing the ‘New China’ by Marc Kosciejew.
- The Art of Acting Students’ Feelings and Emotions by Normaliza Abd Rahim and Siti Nur Aliaa Roslan.
- Verbalization and Visualization Process: Its Applicability in EFL by Orchida Fayez and Ghada Hor.
- The Impact of Pop Culture on Youth in Schools of China and Its Challenges to Pedagogy by Jie Zheng.
- How Good is Good Governance? Contrasting Post-Martial Law Taiwan and Ex-Soviet Estonia by Leelo Umbsaar.
- The Process of Building Hegemony: Health Reforms in Chile by Jaime LLambías-Wolff.
- The End of Philosophy: Limits of its Self-reflection by Chin-Tai Kim.
- Being Chinese to Foreigners and a Foreigner to Chinese: Life in Ecuador by Hsiao-Ping Biehl.
- Factors Influencing Social Activism among Campus: Youth in Sri Lanka by Shantha Abeysinghe, Sharifah Md Nor and Azimi Hamzah.
- The Rise and Decline of Vocational Education: China’s Experience 1985 – 2005 by Ning Zhang.
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