Moral Virtues in the Poetry of Qasemi and al-Yaziji by Zahra Ekhteyari

“…He calls knowledge the water of life and a reason for survival.Resort to knowledge and wisdom for salvation/it is the staff of life for survival and immortality (Qasemi, 2015: 184).The magnificent features of this poem are: it is easy to understand and is sophisticated, not to mention its pleasant aesthetics.For al-Yaziji, knowledge is the source of life and survival of the scholars’ names:How many kings disappeared [by reputation] after their death, while scholars’ names always remain among people (al-Yaziji, 1983: 45).Beauties of al-Yaziji’s poems are:Positioning the word “king” before “scholars” indicates the superiority of the rank and position of knowledge and scholars over kings.“Populace” means common people and scholars. That is, the name of ordinary knowledgeable people will be remembered but not the name of kings.Qasemi puts emphasis on knowledge (if combined with action) and scholars.Knowledge and practice both together to make [human beings] prosperous in this world and Hereafter (Qasemi, 2015, p. 217)Using similes and parables, he manifests the importance of knowledge combined with action through various forms (Qasemi, 215: 161).For Al-Yaziji, action drives life and is the source of the world’s survival:You should resort to knowledge. …”
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The Study and Comparison of Pastoral Elements in the Works of Mahmoud Dolatabadi and Gabriel Garcia Marquez by Hossein Khorshidi, Reza Fahimi, Reza Heidari

“…The main subject of most of Dolatabadi's pieces is the description of the problems of the common people in the villages of Khorasan. In Márquez's pieces, the impact of society's context can be clearly seen, along with magical realism as a recurring element. …”
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Studying of role of vagrant women and hero women in Abomoslemnameh by masoumeh ghane, Parvin Salajeghe

“…Also, in Persian literature, women’s true face in this region is not shown in the way it deserves, and women’s role is often accompanied with the stereotypical images and behaviors, such as beloved, female slave, sorcerer, artful, cheater, unfaithful , devil , foolish, immature, instigator, frivolous, etc., and standing against woman has been present all over Persian literature, but in Persian vulgar stories, women as common people have been brightly reflected, and the presence and the action of these women is completely different from what is defined for them. …”
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BASES PSÍQUICAS DE LA EXPLOTACIÓN DE LOS DALITS EN LA INDIA by Ratan Lal Basu

“…The only way out of this malady is to raise the dalits and the other exploited castes like the Shudras from the state of Tamas to the state of Rajas and later on to Sattwa through rapid industrialization with modern technologies, removal of illiteracy and abject poverty of the exploited majority and spread of scientific education and scientific world outlook to eradicate all Tamasic modes like superstitions, obsessions with religious rites, distinctions of and discrimination against the population on the basis of caste, creed, mother tongue, religious practices etc., and blind devotion of common people to religious gurus and priests, celebrities and political parties and political leaders. …”
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The relation of socialist principles to British Labour foreign policy, 1945-51 by Rose, R, Rose, C. Richard

“…</p> <p>(Chapter III) The principle of class-consciousness meant that a Labour Government would work especially well with other governments representative of the common people, and oppose reactionary governments. The Labour Government consistently refused to admit ideological affinity as a ground for closer diplomatic relations with Russia; after the Communist purge of Eastern European Socialists, it made Russian Communism its major ideological enemy. …”

A Study of the Social and Psychological Factors Affecting Political Participation among University Professors: research subject: University of Isfahan by Hossein Masoudnia, Nejat Mohammadifar, Golmorad Moradi, Atefeh Foroughi

“…It is necessary that University teachers are more realism than other common people; they can teach us the dominant realities on political environment in the University.   …”
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Ethnobotanical information of medicinal plants in Haridwar District by Anubha Arora

“… An ethnobotanical survey of plant species are used as folk medicines by various Ayurvedic Doctors Vaidhya’s or Hakim’s, rural and common peoples in Haridwar district. Information on the names of plants parts used and methods of preparation was collected through a questionnaire which was administered to herbalists, traditional healers and rural dwellers. …”
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Pollution Prevention: The Source of an Ethical Foundation for Sustainable Development by Barry Commoner

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The acute effects of self-myofascial release and static stretching on hamstring flexibility / Syahizwan Tahar by Tahar, Syahizwan

“…Introduction: Flexibility is the term commonly used to refer to the movement of a joint from full flexion to full extension (full range-of-motion). Commonly, people are performing stretching to increase flexibility, range-of-motion (ROM) and reduce injury. …”
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The level satisfaction of bus services and traffic congestion in Sungai Petani, Kedah towards sustainability by Che Ani, Asniamira, Razalli, Mohd Rizal

“…Sungai Petani not too busy like others town, but it’s still effect for the users.The traffic got congested in peak hours when peoples go for works, back from works, shopping, recreation places and student go for school or college.This is because, this time has been used common peoples to do their job and go to their destination.Other than that, this study also wants to observe about the relationship the problem in bus services toward sustainability.The level of satisfaction of bus service provided was investigate to get the result. …”
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Analysis of pesticide residues in the vegetables by using gas chromatography - electron capture detector by Phillisca Prima , Adan

“…Unfortunately, the pesticide residue level in vegetables is dangerous and can cause harm to human health if excessive consumption of pesticides in vegetables is highly taken. Commonly, people tend to wash the vegetables only by using tap water before cook or eaten raw without knowing kevel of food safety before these commodities been consumed. …”
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SPECIFIC FEATURES OF THE TRACE ELEMENT COMPOSITION OF THE CULTIVATED FLAX AND SOME OF ITS WILD RELATIVES by I. Poliakova, N. Sinyaeva, V. Lyakh

“…Lack of them, as well as their excess, can seriously affect a person’s health. Commonly, people do not receive enough minerals they need. …”
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Android Bokeh application by Keng, Wei Jack

“…The word Bokeh has been popular in the photography field in recent years. Commonly, people know Bokeh effect as image with sharp foreground object and blurred background. …”
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