Images of the Homeland in the Cultural Landscape of Northeast China by Alina Ivanova

“…It is concluded that the Jesuits managed to introduce the main architectural symbol of Western civilization, the Gothic cathedral, into the Chinese cultural landscape. …”
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In the Land of Free People by Savas s. Barkcin

“…In his utopian work “In the Land of Free People,’’ he is preoccupied with the idea of making Turkey a “progressive” state so that it can attain the standard achieved by Western civilization. How it is done does not matter, as long as the country is put on the path of “liberalism,” which to him is the shortcut to development. …”
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Freedom From What? Environment and Population in W. Vogt and H.F. Osborn by Jacopo Bonasera

“…Their public position in the most pressing debates of the time resulted in a critique of modernization and development and a specific understanding of planning as a tool to ‘write’ a different ‘history of the future’ of Western civilization.…”
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Eva contro Eva. Identità femminile ed ebraica nell’opera di Rose Ausländer by Paola Bozzi

“…As the first woman in the religious traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, Eve comes to symbolize all women. In the Western civilization, her creation has been viewed as secondary to the man’s; her substance, derivative; her eating the fruit of the forbidden tree, culpable; her status relative to her man, subordinate. …”
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The Crisis of the Political. An Individual and the Cosmopolis by Raimondas Kazlauskas

“… The purpose of this paper is to identify the most important problems of the crisis of the political in the first stage of Western civilization – the Greek world in the IV–II centuries BC. …”
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Reassessment of Islamic astronomical sciences by Shuriye, Abdi Omar

“…Reassessing the contributions of Muslim scholars and Qur’anic views on astronomy is an urgent call in a time when knowledge is claimed by one civilization, the Western civilization.…”
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EMOTIONALITY OF COVID-19. : NOW AND AFTER ; THE WAR AGAINST A VIRUS / by Korstanje, Maximiliano E., editor 637119, Scribano, Adrián, editor 637120

“…Both events have differences and of course commonalities. 9/11 epitomizes the struggle of Western civilization against an invisible enemy, terrorism, while now the target is a virus. …”

The Feasibility of a Civilization Battle in the Syrian Crisis: the Causes and Consequences by Mehdi Hedayati Shahidani, danyal rezapoor

“…Given the structural decline of the Western world's ability to contain global chaos and instability in various economic, social and military spheres, and with the increasing progress of Eastern civilizations such as Slav-Orthodox and Confucian civilization, what is now happening in Syria and Iraq can be He considered the latest efforts of Western civilization to maintain its former status and the resistance of Eastern civilizations to its demands in the battle of civilizations. …”
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GAGASAN PEMBAHARUAN PENDIDIKAN ISLAM SAYYID AHMAD KHAN by Arif Wahyudi

“…As for the second group, the basic principles which can restore the glory of the Muslims is to make the progress of Western civilization as an example and a model. As for the third group, the weakness of the Muslims caused by the reluctance of Muslims to acknowledge the existence of a variety of changes and developments in their lives. …”
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La realidad absoluta de las categorías by Jesús Martínez del Castillo

“… The debate about categories has been in the Western Civilization since Aristotle formulated his organon or set of procedures to study things. …”
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View on the History of International Relations and International Law in a Context of the Civilization Approach by Vladimir M. Shumilov

“…The author exposes his subjective view on the role of the western civilization in the World order, and also on common part of international law as creation of the West.…”
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Cameras to the people: Reclaiming local histories and restoring environmental justice in community based forest management through participatory video by Iokiñe Rodriguez, Mirna Inturias

“… Indigenous peoples’ histories and memories are almost invisible to the eyes and ears of western civilization. When we do hear about them, we generally do so through accounts and reconstructions made by naturalists, priests, explorers and more recently historians, geographers, and anthropologists – rarely from indigenous people themselves. …”
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Contro i nuovi Barbari: d’Annunzio, Spengler, l’ombra di Cesare by Sgroi, Alfredo

“… In the European culture between the nineteenth and twentieth centuries there is a denunciation of the decline of Western civilization, with the expectation of a ransom. The new Caesarism is the dream of many intellectuals. …”
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Apocalyptisme ou collapsologie ? L’effondrement dans la cli-fi by Claire Perrin

“…As they try to imagine the future of climate change based on our current attitudes towards the environment, cli-fi novels generally picture the collapse of Western civilization. Whereas the first cli-fi stories envisioned apocalyptic outcomes to climate change, recent novels tackling the issue turn away from end of the world narratives. …”
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Globalization of the livestock sector (the impact of changes in global markets) by محمود السميع, صفاء المظفر

“… The term globalization is a newly emerging term in the political, economic and cultural literature, because the concept of globalization has a close relationship with the economy and capitalism, and this is what made a number of writers go that globalization means: the generalization of the model of Western civilization Globalization can be seen as the integration of economies through trade, the flow of money, knowledge, ideas, and people. …”
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Estetica ed etica del “cibo-senza cibo” by Michelangelo Pascali

“…The excess of food – so typical to our Western civilization – has paradoxically brought about the fact that we concentrate on managing a surplus rather than a deficit. …”
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ISLAMOPHOBIA: ANCAMAN MULTIKULTURALISME DI INDONESIA by Abdillah Abdillah, Suci Triana Putri

“…To test this assumption, this article uses the theory expressed by Huntington as a multicultural clash between Western civilization and Islam. The method used is qualitative-explorative with a phenomenological approach. …”
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Le zombie dans World War Z, métaphore d’une pandémie globale by Thomas Michaud

“…It is a form of neoapocalyptic thought reflecting the doubts of American and Western civilization following attacks such as 9/11. The reintoduction of zombies by the entertainment industry makes it possible to reactivate ancestral fears and crystallize the most violent anxieties and aspirations of society. …”
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Western ethical theories on human nature: an Islamic perspective by Moris, Megawati

“…The researcher has examined this modern Western philosophy or life-stance to represent how modern Western civilization conceives and views human nature and how with this conception it tries to solve ethical problems facing contemporary society.…”
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DINAMISASI TRADISI ISLAM DI ERA GLOBALISASI: Studi atas Tradisi Keagamaan Kampung Jawa Tondano by Yusno Abdullah Otta

“…This grouping occurs because, from a historical perspective, the existence of Islam in Indonesia is experiencing a collision with various forms of local syncretic and, also, with Western civilization, especially, in the period of colonialism, the Christian religion, as happened in the village of Tondano Java, in particular, and other areas in Indonesia, in general. …”
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