The Diversity of Cultivation, Multi-Cultivation and Mixed-up Cultivation by morteza farhadi

“…One of the more unknown wisdoms of the traditional agriculture and horticulture in the ancient civilizations which could invigorated agricultural fields for thousands years, probably, would be this diversity in cultivating different kinds of arable plants and trees in juxtaposed pieces (multi-cultivation), and co-cultivating arable plants in the same time and place (mixed-up cultivation), and also cultivating arable plants and trees altogether and planting different trees in the same place or close to each other. …”
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Some Aspects of Medieval Historic Town Management Tradition in the Book of Aksum by Matiyas Bekele Fantaye, Abba Girum Beaman, Antonio Patruno, Claus-Peter Echter

“…The significance of medieval historic town management traditionsHistorical practices and traditional wisdoms of historic town management are vital elements of the contemporary landscape-based heritage management practice.For example, the 2011 UNESCO Recommendation adopted a Historic Urban Landscape (HUL) approach which emphasizes the importance of traditional knowledge for the conservation of historic landscapes (World Heritage Centre, 2011). …”
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THE ROLE OF THE ASEAN HUMAN RIGHTS INSTITUTIONS TO MANAGE RELIGION-BASED CONFLICT IN SOUTHEAST ASIA COUNTRIES by Heribertus Jaka Triyana, Heribertus Jaka Triyana

“…This article aims to describe and critically examine the ASEAN human rights norms and mechanism as the agreement of common local wisdoms to remedy and to redress religion based conflicts in South East Asian countries which mounting binding legal righteous and entitlement. …”
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A Sustainable Regenerative Study for Borneo Tropical Aquapolis Architecture by Prayitno, Budi

“…The Borneo's local community and natural wisdoms provide various symbiotic techniques n?ared by water-based living culture in the past. …”
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Nali and the Self-Criticism of His Poetry by farhad mohammadi

“…Nali, for contextual aspect of his poems, pointed to the sublime meanings and wisdoms. The results illustrates that Nali argues the necessity of both form and content for a good poem. …”
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Adventures in time, gender and therapeutic practice. Embracing a queer systemic way of working with gender expansive families by Amanda Middleton

“…The reference points for this living and lived concept are changing as people inhabit new truths and reclaim ancient wisdoms of gender. Therapists face the challenge of holding multiple and heart-felt truths about what gender can be in the context of increasingly polarised views of what gender should be. …”
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PASAR: SIMPUL PERSEBARAN BUDAYA DI KABUPATEN BANTUL, DAERAH ISTIMEWA YOGYAKARTA by Endy Marlina, Arya Roland, S Sudaryono, Atyanto Dharoko

“…This study also found that the cultural values underlying the economic activity in the market is togetherness, partnership, civility, and harmony, they are local wisdoms of the people which are able to maintain the sustainability of the  system of pekenan  - mobilization system of the economic activity in the district of Bantul.…”
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AKULTURASI DAN KEARIFAN LOKAL DALAM TRADISI BAAYUN MAULID PADA MASYARAKAT BANJAR by Zulfa Jamalie

“…The children are swung with qur’an recitation, rhyme quatrains of maulud, and prayers. The local wisdoms and the religious thoughts has been unified in harmony in the tradition, which becomes the sign of gratitude expressions  for the child birth, as well as for celebrating and honoring the birth of the Greatest Prophet Muhammad SAw.…”
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A Comparative Study of Style and Content in Golestan & Baharestan on the Basis of Ideational Metafunction by Tahereh Ishani, Zeinab Barzegari

“…In the present study, after analyzing randomly selected anecdotes and wisdoms in Golestan and Baharestan, the differences between the applications of verbs in the two texts were analyzed using experiential function. …”
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WISE MORALS FOR GOOD LIVING by Kiril TEMKOV

“…Here is one of the morals: “A practical person considers everything in life seriously, but not tragically.”This book of wisdoms reminds us of education and development for everyone. …”
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Creating a Community of Resilience: New Meanings of Technologies for Greater Well-Being in a Depopulated Town by Nanami Suzuki

“…It also explores the meaning of the development of technologies as an element that makes up the time and space in which people gather and considers the ways the community expresses and shares wisdom…”
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SHAPE by Peggy Hackney

“…On presenting the back- ground of Shape category in LMA, she makes an invi- tation to deepen discussion as a mode of developing and changing shapes and wisdoms for a future use. Keywords Laban/Bartenieff Movement Analysis System. …”
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Inculcating traditional values in the design of healthcare facilities for sustainability: a Malaysian scenario by Mohd Nawawi, Norwina

“…Words of wisdoms from our forefathers were based on experience and practicality. …”
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Moderate Islam and the Social Construction of Multi-Ethnic Communities in the hinterland of West Kalimantan by Zaenuddin Hudi Prasojo, Elmansyah Elmansyah, Muhammed Sahrin Haji Masri

“…Over two years of research, we noted important local potentials and wisdoms in the region, finding that these complemented Islam within local communities' everyday lives. …”
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Political Ecology: a Latin American Perspective by Enrique Leff

“…Decolonizing knowledge and legitimizing other knowledges-savoirs-wisdoms liberate alternative ways of understanding reality, nature, human life and social relations opening up different paths to reconstruct human life in the planet.…”
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Materiality and Images: Ameghino’s Collection of La Antigüedad del Hombre en el Plata in the La Plata Museum by Cecilia Simón, Mariano Bonomo, Sonia Lanzelotti, Gabriel Acuña Suarez

“…The revision of this museum collection shows the constructive nature of the cultural heritage, reflecting on the subjects, wisdoms, and actions that take part in their furtherance throughout time.…”
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Studi Pegendalian Banjir Di Kecamatan Kepanjen Dengan Sumur Resapan by Rizka Aditya Rachman, Suhardjono Suhardjono, Pitojo Tri Juwono

“…Beside handling the design also making the handling recommendation totally about the government wisdoms at that region which should taking part of region societies and resembling to the using societies efficiently in keeping the canal of drainage, developing the well absorption at every home also getting permit in standing building. …”
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Regulation and Limitation Between the Constant and the Changing in the Islamic Law by Muhammad Al-Sulaihim

“… The extrapolation of the sources of the Sharī’ah law and its actions, in its totality and parts and in all comprehensive and detailed principles in all conditions have shown that among the intents and wisdoms regarded by the Sharī’ah during law-making is regulation and limitation, and if the strength of emphasizing that something is an objective of the Sharī’ah is gauged with the volume of proofs and their quality, then the copious proofs available on the objective of regulation and limitation qualify it to be a definite one in terms of authenticity. …”
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L’épigénétique environnementale et le risque suicidaire : Reconsidérer la notion de contexte dans un style de raisonnement émergent by Stephanie Lloyd, Eugene Raikhel

“…Hailed by some social scientists as a paradigmatic overturning of received wisdoms about evolution, heredity, and as a sign of an emergent domain of biosocial research, environmental epigenetics has also been met with scepticism by those who see environment and social contexts – as well as potential interventions – being reduced to the scale of molecular mechanisms. …”
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Competition law and corporate social responsibility: a review of the special responsibility of dominant firms in competition law by Phumudzo S. Munyai

“…SUMMARY “with great power, comes great responsibility”1 Few concepts aptly captures competition law’s expectations on firms with substantial market share or market power than ‘with great power, comes great responsibility’, made popular in American movie Spider Man.2 Although Spider Man helped made the concept popular, its true origin may be religious teachings and ancient cultural wisdoms. The Bible, King James Version, warns that “For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required”.3 In African culture, the value or principle of Ubuntu, with its emphasis on common humanity and good, counsels that one person should not thrive at the expense, or to the exclusion, of others. …”
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