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Virtual Posters: Eighteenth International Conference on New Directions in the Humanities

The Right-based Republicanism as a Basis for Globalization

  • Aleksandar Savanović, Associate Professor, Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Aleksandar_20Savanovic.pdf

Water as a Mirror Paradigm in Blanca Andreu’s Elphistone and her Poems in L’anno di Poesia 1990-1991 by Roberto Mussapi

  • Nancy Neininger Blain, McNeese State University, United States
NancyElphistone.pdf

Mind-body Learning and Transformation at Stellenbosch University

  • Elmarie Costandius, Associate Professor, Visual Arts, Stellenbosch University, South Africa
Elmarie.pdf

Noh Theatre as a Venue Where Mortality and Immortality Symbolically Interact

  • Yukihide Endo, Retired Teacher, English, Hamamatsu University School of Medicine, Japan
Yukihide_Humanities-Virtual-Poster-_H20P359.pdf

Colour Matters

  • Kay Li, York University, Canada
KayLiColour_Matters.pdf

Christ in the Suburbs

  • Stuart Frolick, California Institute of the Arts (CalArts), United States
  • Carla Figueroa, Graphic Designer
Frolick.pdf

Redefining the Human in Academic Literacies

  • Maria Chisari, Lecturer, Learning Centre, The University of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Maria_Chisari.pdf

The Great Debate: Standing up for Democracy

  • La Sonya Townsend, Assistant Professor , Metropolitan College of Professional Studies/School of Social Work, Johnson C. Smith University, United States
  • Dezette Johnson, Associate Professor, Social Work, Johnson C. Smith University, United States
  • Judith Crocker Billinsgley, Assistant Professor, Johnson C. Smith University, United States
La_20Sonya_20Townsend.pdf

Strengthening Identity in Higher Education - Sharing a Story of Place at the University of Tasmania

  • Clair Andersen, Aboriginal Higher Education Advisor, Tasmanian Institute of Learning and Teaching, University of Tasmania, Australia
Clair_Andersen.pdf

University as an Independent Place

  • Aleksandra Kunce, Professor, Institute of Culture Studies, University of Silesia, Slaskie, Poland
Aleksandra_Kunce.pdf

E-Poetry, Performance, and Identity

  • Maria Lujan Figueredo, Associate Professor, Spanish Program, Dept. of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics, York University, Ontario, Canada
Maria_20Lujan_20Figueredo.pdf

Becoming a Teacher of Content and Language Integrated Learning in Higher Education: A Case Study in Asia

  • Jia Ying Lee, Assistant Professor, English Department, Tamkang University, Taiwan
  • Ming Huei Lin, Associate Professor, Tamkang University, Taiwan
JiaYingH20R054.pdf

Learning Styles and Data-Driven Learning in English as a Foreign Language Classes

  • Ming Huei Lin, Associate Professor, Tamkang University, Taiwan
  • Jia Ying Lee, Assistant Professor, English Department, Tamkang University, Taiwan
Ming_Huei_Lin__H20R053.pdf

Postcolonial Economies and the Art of Monetary Texts

  • Daniel Chukwuemeka, Doctoral Student, English, University of Bristol, United Kingdom
Daniel_Chukwuemeka.pdf

Rethinking the Self: Metamodernism and Contemporary Literary Fiction

  • Lidia Meriem Mentri, PhD Student , English Literature and Creative Writing , Kingston University London, United Kingdom
Lidia_Metri.pdf

Rethinking Romance in Academic Libraries: An Argument for Adding Romance to Your Popular Titles Collection

  • Annie Jansen, Reference and Instruction Librarian, Penn State Brandywine, Armed Forces Americas, United States
NDHVirtualPosterJansen.pdf

Song Lyrics in German and English: Person Related Nouns and Culture

  • Shelley-Ching-yu Depner, Department of Foreign Languages and Literature, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
Song_20lyrics_20in_20German_20and_20English.pdf

The Merits and Challenges of Adopting Core Curriculum for International Music Degree Programs Within Higher Education

  • David M. DeVasto, Associate Professor, Department of Music, Elmhurst University, United States
The_Merits_and_Challenges_of_Adopting_Core_Curriculum_for_International_Music_Degree_Programs_Within_Higher_Education.pdf

A Collaborative Evaluation of Funeral Home Employers’ Perceptions Regarding Hireability of Individuals Based on Extent of Visible Body Art

  • Tanya Scotece, Assistant Professor, Miami Dade College, United States
  • Liliana Rodriguez-Campos, University of South Florida, United States
A_20Collaborative_20Evaluation_Tanya_20Scotece.pdf

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