The power of knowledge for human evolution / Nik Muhamad Amir Nik Mustaffa and Nur Jazlina Ramli by Nik Mustaffa, Nik Muhamad Amir, Ramli, Nur Jazlina

“…The aim is to ensure that every reader of this paper to understand what is knowledge as the power for human evolution and how does knowledge as the power could affect the evolution phase of human as well as their better future plan.…”
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The homo sapiens seafarer diaspora in the Southeast Asian archipelago: Traversing transoceanic waters from the mesolithic to the neolithic era by Ismail Ali, Mohd Firdaus Abdullah

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Sexual Science as Manifested in Hardy's Marriage Plot by Ahmad, Asma Hana

“…Darwin's theory works towards establishing the defining features of struggle in Hardy' s characterisation and structure of each text with regards to sexuality. The nature of human evolution may be considered as the underlying theme in relation to the themes of struggle with morality, sexuality, and marriage of Hardy's works. …”
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Development Module of Holistic Leadership Training in Facing of Global Challenges by Abd Jalil, Borham

“…Transformed by today’s human evolution; marked by the increased crime rates, the collapse of the family institution, increased symptoms of moral decay in society, the emergence of unethical younger generation, damages to the environment and other social problems are getting chronic. …”
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A Framework Module Of Holistic Human Development In Facing Of Global Economic Transformation by Abd Jalil, Borham

“…Transformed by today’s human evolution; marked by the increased crime rates, the collapse of the family institution, increased symptoms of moral decay in society, the emergence of unethical younger generation, damages to the environment and other social problems are getting chronic. …”
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Landscape preference and human well-being by Maulan, Suhardi, Mohd. Shariff, Mustafa Kamal, Miller, Patrick A.

“…However, beginning with the seminal work of Kevin Lynch’s The Image of the City (1960) and his classification of landscape elements that are important to the imageability of urban landscapes, attention has been given to the later paradigm that emphasizes the role of human evolution and cognition in shaping landscape preferences and thus aesthetics. …”
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Two Late Pleistocene human femora from Trinil, Indonesia: Implications for body size and behavior in Southeast Asia by Ruff, Christopher B., Sylvester, Adam D., Rahmawati, Neni T., Suriyanto, Rusyad A., Storm, Pal, Aubert, Maxime, Joannes Boyau, Renaud, Berghuis, Harold, Pop, Eduard, Batenburg, K. Joost, Coban, Sophia B., Kostenko, Alex, Noerwidi, Sofwan, Renema, Willem, Adhityatama, Shinatria, Joordens, Josephine C.

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