‘See no evil’: towards an analytics of Europe’s legal borderlands by Katja Franko

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Art in the Face of Evil: Analogies between the Conceptions of Two French Resistance Fighters by Estelle Carciofi

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Conrad and Arendt. Revealing the roots of evil by Wiesław Ratajczak

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ONTOLOGY OF EVIL IN KVIRIN VASILJ’S WORKS by Nikola Stanković

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Optimism without theism? Nagasawa on atheism, evolution, and evil by Kahane, G

God and the problem of evil: why soul-making won't suffice by Earp, BD

Apokalipsa [The Apocalypse] by Grzegorz Bednarski. Escalation of Evil or a Message of Hope? by Renata Rogozińska

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La fauna come inferno della psiche. Metamorfosi animali nelle interpretazioni lautréamontiane di Gaston Bachelard e Georges Bataille by Francesco Agnellini

“…Similarly, Georges Bataille sees in Lautreamont the founder of a literature that expressed herself as intensive communication, based on the knowledge of evil, far from everyday life, and near to the dark zones, unconscious, regulated by taboos, which heterology designates as the accursed share. …”
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Dinlerde Günah Kavramı ve Kurtuluş Yolları by Kadir Albayrak

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A Study of Nick Trakakis's Approach to Anti-Theodicy in Comparison with Meta-Theodicy and Critique of Theodicy by Seyed Mahdi Sajadi

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A comparative reading on the manifestation of the color element in the views of ancient Iranian and Greek philosophers by zeinab masoudi, fahimeh zarezadeh

“…Conclusion Unlike Socrates, who briefly and concisely proposed his thoughts on how he sees colors, other philosophers in these two countries have pointed out the details of the emergence of colors based on light and its different types. …”
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The study of Gotic-literary contents within two novels: "Sane-al-Zalam" and "Negahban by Saeede Vahabi, Maryam Rahmati Torkashvand, Turaj Zeinivand

“…In 1764, the first Gothic novel named "The Castle of Otranto" was written by the English writer Horace Walpole, and literary critics have considered this novel to be the first Gothic work in literature. 2- DiscussionIn contemporary Arabic and Persian literature, "Tamer Ebrahim" and "Peiman Ismaili", two young contemporary Egyptian and Iranian novelists, authored two novels, "Sanee Al-zalam" (The Maker of Darkness) and "Negahban" (The watchman) with the aim of creating modern works in the field of Gothic fiction. …”
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Personal data “Up in the Air”: a tale of two Malaysian airlines in dealing with consumers online privacy by Zulhuda, Sonny, Delpisheh, Maryam

“…Secondly, the two companies have now aggressively embarked into online environment which sees them collecting and processing more personal data through their websites and online processing mechanism. …”
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<i>Holy War</i> in Corinth: The Apocalyptic Background of Paul’s Struggle against Opponents in 2 Cor 10:3–6 by Marcin Kowalski

“…The apostle elaborates on a biblical theme, which also appears in Jewish apocalyptic texts, such as 1QM and T. 12. Patr. Comparing 2 Corinthians with this literature allows us to see certain similarities: the performative nature of 2 Cor and 1QM; the radical division into the servants of light and the servants of darkness; the active participation of Belial/Satan in the present warfare, and the belief in the absolute defeat of the evil spirit at the end of time, combined with the gift of peace and the universal reign of the Messiah. …”
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Crimes and Suffering of the population in the wider area of Tuzla in the Second World War (1941-1945) by Izet Hadžić, Ahmed Hadžić

“…If we take the official data on war losses during the Second World War, we will see that Yugoslavia had 1,706,000. casualties while the UK had around 450,900 deaths in total and the US had 418,500 casualties. …”

A Comparative Study of Freydūn in Ferdowsi’s Shahnameh and Shakespeare’s King Lear with Mythological Approach by neda akhavan aghdam

“…He becomes a wise man at the end of story and could distinguish the evil ones from the good ones. At the End of King Lear tragedy both good ones and bad ones are dead and no one from the royal family remains that could continue the kingdom.It seems that suffering and punishment in this story come from the Greek mythology.So we could see although there are many similarities between these two stories, there are some differences that comes from the different myths which their roots are there.…”
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A Comparative study of Daiva's Sin and its Evolution in the Stories of Ancient Iran and Ta'ziehs of Daiva's Tying Thumb Based on Six Poetic Verses by Mahdi mohamadi, Adel Meghdadian, Abolfazl Tajik

“…1.Introduction The presence of demons as evil and demonic beings in epic literature as well as religious epic narrations is very abundant. …”
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The Antichrist and His Plot Against Russia: Conspiracy Theories and Eschatology by Magda Dolińska-Rydzek

“… In post-Soviet Russia, there is a relatively widespread conviction that events such as the Bolshevik Revolution, World War II, and the collapse of the Soviet Union were not the results of historical contingency but of a complex vicious plot exercised by some evil forces aiming to destroy Russia. …”
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Moral Sensitivity of Young People with Intellectual Disability – Its Role in The Process of Their Education by Wojciech Otrebski, Agnieszka Czusz-Sudoł

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Three Ways of Looking at an Old Pine Tree by Zhu Guangqian, Ron S. Judy

“…These differences in mood and personality influence the way we see the old pine tree itself. Although the tree is a fact, the way you see it and the way I see it are two different things. …”
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