Egyptian Identity Studies
Egyptian Identity Studies explores Arab World, Character, Civilization through 4 archive record(s) authored by HYPATIA BRADLAUGH BONNER and organized around 20 interconnected concepts.
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Egyptian Identity Studies explores Arab World, Character, Civilization through 4 archive record(s) authored by HYPATIA BRADLAUGH BONNER and organized around 20 interconnected concepts.
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Philosophy
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HYPATIA BRADLAUGH BONNER
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4 records, 4 media files
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أخلاق الحداثة
The author discusses the concept of renaissance as not merely a political or economic victory but as a comprehensive elevation of society. The necessity for modern ethical values to achieve this renaissance is emphasized.
The Christian Hell from the First to the Twentieth Century
This book examines the concept of hell from various perspectives throughout history, documenting the views of prominent theologians and philosophers, as well as literary representations of hell, and the psychological impact of these beliefs on society.
Towards a system of positive values.
This study addresses the moral crisis of the Ethics Matrix in Egyptian society, proposing strategies for overcoming the identified significant issues.
Understanding the Identity and Character of Egypt
The article discusses the concepts of Egyptian identity and character through historical perspectives, emphasizing the importance of understanding the geographical and temporal aspects of Egypt's civilization.