The drive behind the veil: the motivation behind female suicide bombers narrative of violence in the novel Bride of ISIS by Abdullah, Amalia Qistina Castaneda, Talif, Rosli, Kaur, Hardev, Awang, Mohammad Ewan

“…To understand where this aberrant behaviour arises and what its “drivers” are – externalised and projected through repression and senseless murderous rage.…”
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Not yet all aboard ... but already all at sea over container security initiative by Lim, Irvin Fang Jau

“…They have shown how civilian transports can be used to murderously target civilians en masse. They have also brought into sharp focus the grim reality that transportation security can no longer be considered a tertiary issue, but one that warrants serious critical examination by all governments and the business world. …”
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Death in the eighteenth-century novel, 1740-1800 by Moore, P, Moore, Paul H.

“…<p>This thesis examines the development of the novel in the eighteenth century in relation to changing attitudes to death, and looks at how far shifting notions of the moral purpose of the novel and subsequent changes in its treatment of deathbed scenes, murders, duels, suicides and speculations about heaven and hell reflect changing beliefs and the modification of strict Christian ideals to accommodate or combat new feelings and philosophies.…”

Tyranny and liberty, resistance and regicide: political assassination in John Galt’s 'The Spaewife' by Garber, ZB

“…Unlike the novel&#x2019;s proximal source text, Galt&#x2019;s narrative locates political justice on the side of the murdered King James I, and in so doing situates Scotland&#x2019;s oldest textual tradition in opposition to theories of resistance which had been used to justify contemporary cases of political assassination.…”

Patterns of homicide and robbery in Utusan Malaysia by Nik Azmah, Nik Ramly

“…The highest ethnicity of murderers in Malaysia were 'Malay' after 'not stated' ethnicity. …”
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The Behavior Formation of an Isolated Boy in American Rural Society as Depicted in David Wroblewski�s The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by , NESTIANI HUTAMI, , Prof. Dr. C. Soebakdi Soemanto., SU.

“…The boy who once was a pure and adorable child changes into a murderer as a result of his way in confronting his family incident. …”

MENOLAK LUPA, TERUS BERCERITA (Studi Tentang Proses Penceritaan Kembali Mengenai Sejarah Tragedi 1965 Dalam Versi Berbeda Melalui Pertunjukan Teater Boneka) by , SURYO HAPSORO, , Drs. Purwanto, M.Phil

“…They never know about the massive murdered of Partai Komunis Indonesia (Indonesian Communist Party). …”

The Countenance Divine & 'nothing more important than trifles': critical reflections on The Countenance Divine by Hughes, Michael Edward

“…In J888, five women are brutally murdered and mutilated in the East End by a troubled young man in thrall to a mysterious master. …”
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Ideologies and mass violence : the justificatory mechanics of deadly atrocities by Leader Maynard, J

“…<p>This thesis seeks to provide an account of the role played by ideologies in acts of mass violence against civilians, such as genocides, murderous state repression, war crimes, and other ‘atrocities’. …”

The 1915 anti-Moor pogrom and ethno-religious violence in Ceylon, 1853-1915 by Wettimuny, S

“…Between 29 May and 6 June 1915, Sinhalese-led violence targeted Moors (the largest Muslim ethnic group in Ceylon), and included murders, rapes, assaults, attacks on mosques and homes, and the destruction of over 4,000 shops. …”

Religion in Tacitus' Annals by Shannon, K

“…The Annals are populated with characters, both emperors and their subjects, who fail to maintain the traditional religious practices of their forebears by neglecting prodigies and omens, committing impious murders, and even participating in the destruction of Rome’s sacred buildings. …”

Seeking peace of mind: paranoia and its therapy through nature in John Burnside’s A Summer of Drowning by Aldhafeeri, Hilalah, Termizi, Arbaayah Ali, Wan Yahya, Wan Roselezam, Jujar Singh, Hardev Kaur

“…Consequently, she becomes psychically anxious.Her anxiety intensifies when she meets people whom she suspects of complicity in murdering her schoolmates.The study, in this respect, will follow a textual analysis of the protagonist’s paranoia which constitutes her anxiety.It will provide a close reading of the protagonist’s behaviors, feelings, and suspicion of other people.These behavioral attributes will be scrutinized as lucid indications of her psychic disorder. …”
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Randolph : Boston's gateway suburb by Madden, James, Jr. (James Michael)

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Fear of crime affects quality of life by Md Sakip, Siti Rasidah, Abdullah, Aldrin

“…There have been many reports of crime: snatch thefts, rapes, and other sex-related crimes, assaults and murders, child abuse and ill treatment of foreign maids, hold-ups and petty thefts, kidnappings, fatal road accidents, etc. …”
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Citra Wira Rakyat dalam lagenda Mat Salleh by Low, Kok On

“…It was always assumed that it was Mat Salleh's doing whenever riots, cases of murders and robberies took place. In other words, Mat Salleh's reputation was indeed bad. …”
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Technological interventions to detect, communicate and prevent sexual assault by Mohan, Manisha

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Menelusuri Citra Orang Madura: Tracing the Image of Madurese by Perpustakaan UGM, i-lib

“…Lfter the Dayaks-Madurese conflict in 1997, the Dayak Kanayatn people are till spreading the terror among their members through keeping some idioms at exploit the Madurese's violence (carok), although they conscious that hey are also the possessors of the violence. They are also murderer. But, the eflection of violence experiences on themselves emerges pity and regret that .nable the Dayak Kanayatn people to lead to reconciliation with the Madurese. …”

The deployment of art: the Imperial War Museum's artistic records committee 1968-1982 by Carolin, CH

“…But when photographs and filmed footage of paratroopers murdering peaceful Catholic protestors at a civil rights march in Derry on 30 January 1972 (‘Bloody Sunday’) were seen around the world, this shattered the image of the Army as non-partisan. …”

Deviation and mobility in female characters stimulated through ‘structure of feeling’ in selected American novels by Fejer, Azhar Noori

“…The three witches in the novel are depicted as carefree, malicious and murderers. Actually, this modern image of women varies significantly from the traditional ‘True Woman’ image that was predominant in American culture for a quite long time. …”
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Revisiting trauma and redemption through death drive among female suicide bombers in selected novels by Abdullah, Amalia Qistina Castaneda

“…Through the analysis of selected novels, this research shed light to understand where this aberrant behaviour arises from and what its “drivers” are – externalised and projected through repression and senseless murderous rage. The study concludes that when hope diminishes, the female characters see martyrdom as the ultimate redemption, out of dire hopelessness and cruel condition they dwell in; there is the promise that they will have a better life in paradise. …”
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