IOSR-JHSS   Volume-24 ~ Issue-10 ~ October -2019

Abstract: Tourism is one of the major industries of the world today. The main benefits from tourism are income generation and creation of employment. It helps in infrastructure development of a country and also provides opportunities for cultural exchange and better international understandings. The present area of study is Kerala. The state is located in the south-west corner of India. It is bordered by Tamilnadu in its east. Karnataka in the North and Arabian sea in the South-West. Tourism is the hallmark of economy of Kerala. National geographic traveller, one of the leading travel magazine selected the the state as one of the 50 must see destinations in India. Kerala is renowned for its culture, tropical climate health resorts, misty hill stations and wild life sanctuaries. This paper highlights the trends of tourism in the state of Kerala. The study is based on secondary data collected from department of statistics, journals and magazines.

Keywords:Tourism, Economy, Trend, Kerala

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Abstract: Informed consent in medical effort obligation is an essential instrument. Regarding the patient-doctor legal relationship, the patient's right determines the choice of medical action and the doctor/dentist seeks a professional standard of medical action. The study was conducted to measure, analyze and provide "legal certainty" to patients, doctors, and parties involved in a "medical effort obligation". This is a normative juridical research using the secondary data collection (study documents) method, obtained from primary, secondary and tertiary legal materials.....

Keywords: Informed Consent, Medical Effort Theory, Legal Certainty.

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Abstract: Ideas on ethics and their implementation in the Greek curriculum are critical in educational contexts and processes. During Enlightenment, issues concerning the dignity and the position of the individual in society dominate the ethical discussion on survival and self-sustainment, freedom and gradual positive development in correspondence to societal institutions. At the end of the 18th century in Greece, politics is a worldly ethic guidingvirtuous citizens to good conduct. Scholars do not differentiate between private and specific ethics. The neo-Hellenic society needs reorganization and orientation towards worldly-political ethics, focusing on the individual‟s "happiness‟..........

Keywords: Handbooks of Morality; Ethics; Education; Enlightenment; Bliss

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Abstract: This paper attempts to trace the origin, history of the term diaspora in various ages besides, analyzing the art forms and culture of the twentieth century which are classified under two major "isms‟ namely "modernism‟ and "postmodernism‟ a brief look at these two movements has been done and overview of diasporic culture in "modernism‟ and "has been explained with examples in the introductory paragraphs. After the globalization, diasporic culture underwent a major change and those changes have been highlighted and important facts are presented in the later part of the paper. To conclude the global cultural flows and the causes for the global cultural flows such as hybridity, transnationalism, transmigration, cosmopolitanism are stated under separate subheadings. To conclude after summing up the important chapters of the article scope for further study have been hinted upon.

Keywords: Postmodernism, Globalization, Diaspora

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Abstract: In Egypt, DHH face many barriers in the workplace. The problems include communication difficulties and lack of equity with normal people. Entrepreneurship & self-employment could be a good alternative to overcome the above-mentioned problems. The proposed framework for Egypt to empower DHH for Entrepreneurship & self- employment include improving the education. Developing and increasing the number of their special and inclusive schools is one aspect. Enforcement of district education could be a parent reality rather than a dream. Supplying the schools with qualified teachers and the necessary AT is another aspect. The necessary AT is the method for establishing communication in education as well the business. Finding the necessary resources to start the business is another step. Financial resources are needed; as well the support of the society in any available means.......

Keywords: Disability, deaf, hard of hearing, deaf self-employment, deaf entrepreneurship

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Abstract: This study aims to investigate emphatics and emphasis spread in the Arabic Bible as recited by Jordanian Christians within the framework of Optimality Theory. It is the first linguistic study in English that analyzes the phonological patterns of emphatics and emphasis spread in the Arabic Bible. It investigates the phonological effect of the segments (ṣ, ḍ, ṭ, ẓ, ṛ) which are considered as the most common emphatic consonants in Arabic, and the directionality of the emphasis spread in words in 70 Arabic biblical verses that are taken from different Biblical chapters. The researcher found that emphasis spreads into three directions: Left to Right (LTR), Left and Right..........

Keywords: Emphatic consonants, Emphasis Spread, Optimality Theory, Arabic Bible

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