Articles September 2011

• Religion And History: The Cultural Spectrum Of Oman
• The Divinity Khat: Khat Farming And Its Consequences
• The Somber City: Ten Notable Chicago Novels You Should Read
• Hamid Ismailov's 'Folkloric Novel': The Railway
• Killing Fields: Artistic Responses To The Khmer Rouge
• Friendship And Survival: Individual Stories Behind The French Resistance
• Lviv: The Literary Gem Of Ukraine
• A Short Introduction To Berber Literature
• Wangari Maathai Inspired Ecological And Political Change In Kenya
• An Overview of Algerian Literature from Colonialism to Contemporary Times
• Tufuga Ta Tatau: Master Tattooists
• Through A Poet’s Eyes: The Peak District's Untold Beauty
• Russification: Divide Of The People
• Can Chinese Animation Return To Its Former Glory?
• Luchino Visconti: The Marxist Aristocrat
• Identity In Kurdish Literature And Cinema
• The Nez Perce Of Idaho: A Different History
• Why The Traditional Hanok Is The Forerunner To Eco-Architecture
• Martin Luther King – From Myth To Monument
• A Message From Jamaica's High Commissioner
• The Lebanese Civil War In Literature
• Doraemon As Cultural Diplomat
• Owain Glyndŵr And The Welsh Revolt
• Forging Taiwanese Aboriginal Identity In 'Seediq Bale'
• Sand Dunes in the City: Dubai's Architectural Boom
• The Historical Origins Of Karate
• El Salvador's Festival Of Fire
• Cultural Fusion: The Literature Of Ivo Andrić
• Fa'afafines and Fa'afatamas: the Four Genders in Samoa
• The Space Of Control: Fascism and Architecture in Libya
• All Blacks vie for Supremacy
• The 17th Century Dutch Still Life of Willem Claeszoon Heda
• Learning Languages And Jumping The Arabic Hurdle
• The Seventh District: A Cultural Journey through Budapest's Jewish Quarter
• The Culture Trip - Ecuador's Battle Against Adulterated Alcohol
• The Role Of Water In Islamic Architecture
• The Irony of Fate: Russia's Christmas Classic Rom Com
• The Politics of Personality
• Songkran: Thailand's Water Festival
• Jungle Brigade Goes Into Action In Gabon
• Trento & Rovereto Are Two Of Italy's Most Alluring Cities
• Mae Preta: The Black Mother of Brazil