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the distinction of being called Yowatashi Boshi or passing the night stars. This phrase was applied to prominent star groups which would appear in the East at sunset and set with the dawning sun. Orion is certainly one of the most noticeabl...
communication, and its own field of application, may be represented graphically by two cones joined at their apices (isomorphic with the figure proposed by Thom, 1980b; see Costa de Beauregard, 1980, p. 66). The ‘neck’ of the hourglass repr...
debating with decay to change youth to night. In this sonnet, Shakespeare defies time by “ingraft(ing)” (Sonnet 15) anew what time takes away from his love; by making her immortal with his pen even though the ravages of time might take ove...
bustle, a apparatus made out of horsehair or cable that supplemented fullness to the back of the dress. The Bustle Period is entitled after this contraption. The Nineties Period was renowned as the Gay Nineties in the United States and the ...
Chinese knelt or sat cross-legged upon woven mats surrounded by various furnishings including low tables, screens, and armrests. Examples of excavated lacquer furniture from the ancient kingdom of Chu (ca. 500 BC) demonstrate an aesthetic o...
Research? What Factors Should Be Considered By Researchers When Defining The Data Required For Their Research? Data are the raw materials with which a research can build. The term data means systematically collected groups of information th...
modern game of lawn tennis is derived from a game developed by European monks and played in cloistered monasteries, which was later adopted by the aristocracy. Jeu de la paume, or “real” tennis, as it was later known, was played initially ...