Criticism and Analysis of Arabic Translations of Khayyam's Rubaiyat (Quatrains) by Majid Salehbek

“…In response to this question, Reza Tawfiq Bek, a Turkish philosopher, says in his book "Khayyam's Quatrains" that: This success achieved by Khayyam's quatrains is derived from his understanding of the meaning of life based on the present taste and civilization, the basic principles of which are arranged in a new way in his quatrains; Westerners have not turned to Khayyam except because they saw him as a contemporary European sage and followed his teachings (Ibid: 18).Khayyam's name is Omar, his nickname (Kunya) is Abū al-Fatḥ, and known as Ghiyāth al-Dīn. …”
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Narrative Origin of the Fairy Tales and the Political-Ideological Foundations of the Indo-European Cultures by Fardin Hosseinpanahi

“…The ideological basis of all these narratives is the "alienization" of fairies (=Goddesses) and then describing and defining them as alien and demonic beings that distance the hero from the traditions and religious and moral teachings of his society and culture, and one should stay away from them, as the Avestan word "Pairïkä", which Bartholomew considered to be the main root of the concept of "Fairy" in Indo-European languages, in addition to meaning "female procreative and fertile", also means "alien and foreigner". …”
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Translation of Political Texts (Arabic to Farsi) with the Approach of Critical Discourse Analysis by Zahra Karamzadegan, Fateme Mazaheri

“…In fact, critical discourse analysis teaches them how to use their linguistic knowledge to discover and extract the ideology hidden in texts. …”
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The Future Challenges of Secularization to Asian Christianity and Theology by Dave Capucao

“…Troeltsch, Ernst. The Social Teachings of the Christian Churches. New York: MacMillan, 1931. …”
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An Introduction to a Poem from the Musical Treatise Attributed to Abu al-Wafa Kharazmi and Discussing its Validity and Origin by Sahand Soltandoost, Mehdi Keshavarz Afshar, Reza Afhami

“…Regarding the suitability of the musical modes for times of the day, what is the relationship between the teachings of this poem and other such instructions provided in the music treatises before and after it? …”
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Human Rights and Justice Issues in the 16th Century Philippines by James Loreto Piscos

“…The early Spanish missionaries in the 16th century Philippines were influenced by the teachings of Bartolome de Las Casas and Vitoria that ignited them to confront their civil counterparts who were after getting the wealth and resources of the natives at the expense of their dignity and rights. …”
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Comparing the Effectiveness of Body Appreciation Training and Self-Healing Training for Food Cravings and Weight Control Self-Efficacy among Overweight Women by Zahra Fathi, Zohreh Latifi

“…It can be mentioned that this training method aimed to teach women to re-evaluate the messages they received about themselves and empower them to reject the negative ones (Bailey et al., 2015). …”
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The mediating role of knowledge management and organizational learning in the impact of human resource development activities on staff innovation (case of Shahid Bahonarkerman Univ... by Zahra Pourrshidi

“…This study tries to answer the question whether human resource development activities have a significant impact on staff innovation with the mediating role of knowledge management and organizational learning in Shahid Bahonarkerman University.Theoretical frameworkToday, the advanced universities of the world are looking to change the educational system and teach knowledge exchange skills to the next generation of students and change the research process, and considering the practical nature of development, they are looking for new ideas. …”
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Semiotics of the Clothing System in Molavi's Masnavi by Effat Neqabi, Mehrnoosh Esrafilzadeh

“…In Masnavi, Rumi has been able to use it as a means to express his mystical teachings, and by analyzing and examining the signs and creating new signs, he has provided the basis for a new reading of the primary signs. …”
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The Effectiveness of Meditation Training on Psychological Well-Being, Emotion Regulation and Sleep Quality of Prisoners Addicted to Industrial Drug Abuse by Touraj Hashemi, Akbar Rezayi

“…Then the experimental group received meditation therapy and no intervention was done in the control group. To teach meditation, the meditation instruction manual of Lotfi Kashani, Mofid and Sarfaraz Mehr [30] was used. …”
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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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The Ethical Need for a Fertility Decision-Aid for Transgender Adults of Reproductive Age by Shannon Glick

“…BMC Medical Ethics, 23(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/s12910-022-00837-1 [73] What Does the Evolution From Informed Consent to Shared Decision Making Teach Us About Authority in Health Care?. (2020). …”
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Analysis of Life Skills Status of Tehran Citizens With an Emphasis on Comparing the Skills of Men and Women by Badee Ghorbani, Somayyeh Tajik Esmaeili

“…Therefore, it follows that implementing effective interventions at various levels and scales can help teach these skills to individuals. ‌   References ‌Bahrainian, A. …”
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Linguistic Functions of "Verb" in Lyrical Poems of "Mozneb Badayouni" Based on the Ideational Metafunction in Halliday's Functional Approach by Nadereh Shahabadi, Ahmad Khatami, Alireza Salehi, Abolfazl Moradi

“…Literature ReviewAfter the emergence of functional linguistics in the West, some researchers in Iran also analyzed literary texts based on the teachings of this approach. Aghagolzadeh (1384) has discussed the role, application, and importance of the Functional approach in the analysis and explanation of literary works, and while explaining Halliday's theoretical issues, he has analyzed Hafez's Ghazals in the framework of the functional approach. …”
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Fostering Medical Students’ Commitment to Beneficence in Ethics Education by Philip Reed, Joseph Caruana

“…Pellegrino and Thomasma argue that beneficence includes respect for a patient’s autonomy since “the best interests of the patient are intimately linked with their preferences.”[17] Instead of conceptualizing ethical dilemmas in medicine as conflicts between autonomy and beneficence, it is possible that medical schools could teach students that truly practicing beneficence is a way of valuing patient autonomy, especially when the patient’s wishes are not specific to the situation and are not clearly expressed.  …”
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Harmonization of the Activity of the Left and Right Cerebral Hemispheres - an Important Component of the Spiritual and Mental Health of Individual and Humanity by Tamara Tyurina, Sofiya Stavkova

“…Smokvinova, PhD, bioadequate methods of noosphere education, taking into account the physiological and informational and energy resources of the individual, contribute to the harmonization of the work of the left and right cerebral hemispheres, awaken higher feelings, recharge with life energy, teach the ability to direct vitality to the realization of one’s own higher potential, which also has a beneficial effect on the spiritual, mental and physical health of the individual. …”
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Social Factors Affecting the Mental Health of Women Compared to Men by Azam Alizadeh, Parvaneh Danesh, Amir Maleki, Fatemeh Javaheri

“…Factors such as access to higher education, specialized jobs, media consumption, and greater geographical mobility, have gradually reduced the strictness of traditional teachings towards women, hence transforming their position in society, at least partially. …”
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Has Frye ignored ethos in ethical criticism? by Marjan Hosseinpoor Jeerhandeh, Omid Zakerikish, Masoud Algooneh Juneghani

“…Influenced by the interpretive attitudes of the Middle Ages and committed to the teachings of New Criticism, Frye, drawing on structuralist methodology, developed innovative ideas for analyzing the structure of a literary work. …”
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Spaces, Times, Architectures. the Elements of the Constructive Phenomenon by Emilio Faroldi

“…. … I believe that if I did not design for forever, this would truly hinder me in being an architect, so I believe that all architects, even those that say the opposite, if they have quality and ambition, design for forever»11. Gio Ponti teaches us that «The past does not exist. Everything is simultaneous in our life and culture. …”
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Future scenarios. A cinematic perspective by François Penz

“…But one thing that films teach us for sure is that whatever future we may consider, it will be dystopian to a degree.…”
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