Formation of the premier foundations of globalization in Achaemenid period with a religious approach by Esmaeil Sangari, Alireza Karbasi

“…Most of doctrines that exist in different philosophical-intellectual western schools, is the result of this new religion in human history. The religion that founded a new attitude to humankind and humanity by linking fundamental interests of the collective to divine world and was a new beginning for new different ideas of cosmopolitan. …”
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The Seven Deadly Sins: Anthony Hecht’s Emblem Poems by Elena Valli

“… Many poets writing after World War II felt a sense of diffidence towards the great ideals of history and religion. They offer a satiric interpretation of their time, and their work often perverts the typological reading of history illustrated in the Bible by opposing the promises of a second coming by Christ with the horrors of the war and the Holocaust, suggesting that the concept of “sacrifice” has no redemptive value. …”
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POSTINDUSTRIAL ECONOMY AND THE PROPERTY by Gabriel POPESCU

“…A complete or nearly complete answer requires deeper inquiries, with reference to other areas of knowledge than the economic one, such as sociology, psychology, culture, history, morality, religion. …”
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Religion-Market Theory: A Qualitative Theory Testing by Nouha Khelfa

“…Relying on Mill’s method of difference, this study qualitatively compares the two cases of the United States and the United Kingdom, relying on the history of religion and the economic structures of religious institutions. …”
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“And People Shall Be Contaminated by My Doctrine”: Religion, Science, and Nationalism in Assi Meshullam’s Order of the Unclean by Yonatan Amir

“…The study lies in an academic examination of Meshullam’s monumental work for the first time, combining knowledge and methodologies in art history, comparative religion studies and critical theories.…”
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The Massacres of the Jews under Richard I (A.D. 1189–1190) by Ted Booth

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Basic Patterns of Judaic Filantropy in First Centuries AD (Presentation Based on F. M. Loewenberg and G. E. Gardner Studies) by Bogdan Rus

“…Poverty, the conceptualization of poverty, the question of righteousness, the structure of society, the role of religion, the intertwining of different cultures, distinct urban or agrarian setting, the visibility of poverty and influence of religious elements, especially relationship toward history of religion – all these give research a special place. …”
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Are Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) persons protected against discrimination and hate crime in Georgia? by Japaridze, Sophio

“…Georgia is dominated by deeply rooted traditions, history and religion which promote stigmatisation and enhance existing negative stereotypes of the LGBT community. …”
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The well is not the world: William Golding's sense of reality in Darkness Visible by Mulhall, S

“…I understand this condition as one in which one’s relation to history has become an undismissable problem: in the case of Golding’s novel, this relationship is at once to the history of England, the history of religion, and the history of literature (specifically, its roots in classical Roman texts; in Shakespearean versions of pastoral; and in the fabular as presented in fairy tales). …”

The historical turn by Zachhuber, J

“…Early historicism saw history and religion as mutually related, and history as having a religious dimension. …”

An Investigation of the Prevalence of Prophetsâ Tales in Persian Odes by n MohseniNia, v Norouzzadeh Chegini

“…This matter keeps alive the history, customs, religion, rituals etc. In studying the odes, it was seen that in some centuries the influence of these stories increased and we describe in detail the evolution of stories and reasons of such influence. …”
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Rebirth and the Eternal Return in Modern and Contemporary Catalan Art and Identity by Anna M. Hennessey

“…In exploring the artists’ lives and works, the article also considers the topics of rebirth and the eternal return as they occur in the philosophy and history of religion of Friedrich Nietzsche (1844–1900), Albert Camus (1913–1960) and Mircea Eliade (1907–1986). …”
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The Discovery of Words. Linguistic Situations of Religious Contact during the Early Phase of European Colonization by Knut Martin Stünkel, Görge K. Hasselhoff

“…The meta-communicative ideas developed in colonial settings all over the world are an integral and important part of the dynamics of the history of religion between Asia and Europe. …”
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The Need and Opportunities for Philosophical Studies on Religions and Religious Movements by Robert T. Ptaszek

“…Today, academic studies on religions are dominated by sociology, the science of religion, and the history of religion. Not many researchers are philosophers. …”
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Contested citizenship, religious discrimination and the growth of Nubian identity in Northern Uganda by Charles Amone

“…I conducted key informants’ interviews, used archival records, and reviewed a host of secondary data to conclude that Nubians in northern Uganda face discrimination on the basis of their history and religion but rather than cry foul, they have used these to forge an identity and defend their citizenship.…”
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Understanding Research Methodology: Social History and the Reformation Period in Europe by Laura Kathryn Jurgens

“…My goal is to provide a resource for emerging young scholars, such as undergraduate students and newly admitted graduate students, who are interested in strengthening their own work by better understanding the social-historical research method and how it is used in the study of history and religion.…”
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Nye processioner som udtryk for gamle religionsmønstre by Kirstine Helboe Johansen, Marie Vejrup Nielsen

“…These two cases are analyzed from theoretical perspectives that connect approaches from sociology of religion within the study of contemporary religion (McGuire 2002; Ammerman 2016) with history of religion perspectives on the understanding and development of religious rituals (Bellah 1964; Rappaport 1999). …”
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Philosophic and Spiritual Conversion in Late Hellenism: Case Studies from the 3rd to the 5th Centuries AD by Marco Alviz Fernández

“…This paper aims to study the historic and sociological context of philosophic-spiritual conversions through several case studies from late Hellenism (2nd to 5th c. AD). In the History of Religion, spiritual initiatory experiences have been thought of as a key factor to understand the development of a belief; from Arthur D. …”
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The Otherworld in Dostoevsky’s Short Story “Bobok” by Nikolay N. Podosokorsky

“…For this reason, various sources on the history of religion, ethnography and folklore are considered. …”
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Building Religion through Dialogue: David Hume in Conversation with Twentieth-Century Philosophy of Dialogue by Valeria Dessy

“…Keith Yandell suggested that none of these personages represented Hume, and that Philo’s change of mind was a “change of perspective”, epistemologically grounded in the concept of “propensities”, which Hume presented in <i>The Natural History of Religion.</i> In this article, I build on Yandell’s analysis and explore the dialogical dynamic of Hume’s work with the use of the twentieth-century philosophy of dialogue. …”
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