IOSR-JHSS   Volume-21 ~ Issue-10 ~ October-2016

Abstract: TCuisine culture is one of the important parameters of the history of a society. Societies with deep-rooted historieshave rich cuisine cultures. Within this context, the Turkish cuisine, which has been enriched by the journey of the Turks from Central Asia to the Balkans, holds a central place within the world cuisines. The main characteristic of Turkish cuisine that has increased the importance of Turkish cuisine is the diversity of tastes, which reflects the previous cultural exchanges and multicultural history of the Turks. The Balkan cuisine culture holds a special place in shaping the Turkish cuisine culture. In this regard, this study aims to reveal the historical phases in the development of the Turkish cuisine and to evaluate the effects of the Balkan culture over the Turkish cuisine culture...............

Key Words:-Turkish Cuisine Culture, Balkan Culture, Court Kitchen, Balkan Food

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Abstract: Children as well as adults need a warm affectionate relationship with small circles of intimate associates. In infancy, the relationship and bonding between parent and child are vital to future, normal physical psychological and social development. (Brisbane, 1965; Cruick shank,1963). In siblings a competitive struggle that often develops between siblings for the affection of their parents. In some instances families of mentally retarded child have give up every semblance of normal family organization and life style life literally resolves around the retarded child, and the formal individual personal lives of the other family members are denied and social life is sacrificed. With this,.........

Keywords- mentally retarded sibling, normal sibling, Relation ships, disability, perceptions

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Abstract: Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 20 2003 Chapter XIV Article 50 Paragraph 5 states that the government of the Regency / Municipal manage primary and secondary education, as well as the education unit which islocal education-based. The purpose of this study is to describe the use of local wisdom in the management of the relationship between school and society. The purpose of this study is to describe the integration of local wisdom in the management of relationship between schools and society to improve the quality of education. The study was conducted using a qualitative approach and multi-site research design with modified inductive analysis method.............

Keywords: Management of the Relationship between School and Society, Local Wisdom of Madura, Quality of Education

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Abstract: Moreover, domestic violence against WLHIV is happening to be natural phenomena. Such HIV women largely vulnerable groups of poor family have been waiting the last breath of life. In the one sense, they can‟t have equal opportunity, equality before law, privacy, liberty, economy and social security and more particularly right to life and human dignity as social stigma and other forms of violence (sexual, physical, verbal) rounded against them. Women were invariably considered weak, vulnerable and in a position to be exploited. On the other, the question of domestic violence against PLHA has also another issue despite numerous countless issues in Manipur. Most of the PLHA are from poor families except some persons so they cannot afford or draw attention for their health care while they have facing different issues like stigma and discrimination..........

Key words: Domestic violence, torture, exclusion, sexual exploitation, equality

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Abstract: Quality of life involves conditions beyond health they also aggregate respect and dignity. In a knowledge society this condition includes accessibility and also public policies that provide inclusion. In this sense, the purpose of this article is to identify the intersection between the concept of quality of life and person with disabilities. For such, the methodology used in this research was systematic literature search. As a result of the intersection between quality of life and the person with disabilities is attached accessibility conditions, respect and inclusion within society. It can also be noted that this intersection branches in the area of health professionals, social sciences, psychology, engineering, nursing, biochemistry, genetics, arts and human..........

Key words :-Quality of life, person with disability.

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Abstract: The family in the contemporary society has changed in form and content as compared to those of the yester years. The change can be witnessed through the rampant growth in strange modes of parenting which were hitherto uncommon especially among the Africans. This treatise explicates single mode of parenting particularly that of widowed single fathers and mothers with an aim of examining the challenges inherent in this mode of parenting. The paper also creates awareness that single parents are not just single mothers but includes single fathers as well.

Keywords: Challenge, Contemporary, Family, Widowed Single Fathers and Mothers

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[5] S. Nicholaus, A Pastoral Reflection on Single Parenthood in Vocations Animation African Christian Studies, 29, (4), 41.
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Abstract: - Homosexuality refer to sexual acts between people of the same gender. The practice of homosexuality is gradually creeping into Christianity and seems to be welcomed by some Christians in Nigeria which has caused laxity to Christian morality and its consequences centering their claims that Paul never condemned the act in Romans chapter 1. There appear to be a misunderstanding and relegation in the understanding of Romans 1:26-27 as it has to do with homosexuality and the consequences of engaging in this act in Christian life.The paper sought to inquire on the notion of homosexuality, discover the right interpretation of the text in context and the penalties for Christians engaging in the act. Historical exegetical Method of inquiry was used in this study. It was discovered that the homosexuality in the text does not in any way support its practice among Christians in Nigeria but rather condemned as ungodliness which has spiritual, psychological and health/Physical implications for its practice.

Key Words: Homosexuality, Christians, Nigeria

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Abstract: - The study investigated the family interference with work as a predictor of marital conflict and depression among women in Enugu. Using Criterion Sampling Technique, 114 mothers teaching in two schools in Enugu metropolis of Enugu state were drawn to participate in the study; comprising 60 mothers from Union Boys Secondary School and 54 mothers from Idaw River Girls Secondary School. Okonkwo (2009) family interference with work subscale, Omeje (1998) marital conflict behaviour checklist scale and Radloff (1977) center for Epidemiological studies depression scale (CES-D) were administered individually to the participants.........

Key Words: Family- interference with work, marital conflict, Depression, Teaching and Women

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Abstract: - The Right to Education (RTE) Act has been implemented across India making free and compulsory education as a Right of children between the age group 6 to 14 years of age. Under the provisions of the Act, even private unaided schools other than minority institutions, have to admit children up to 25% of total sanctioned seats, from under privileged sections of society. There is a need to educate the parents especially the mothers of children who need to get admitted to the schools about the provisions of the Act and how best they can use it for the benefit of their wards............

Key Words: Right To Education Act; RTE Awareness; Perceived Hurdles; Mother's Perception .

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Abstract: - During the formative years of the Turkish Republic, urban spaces which were built as a key instrument for the State, played an important role in cities of Turkey as well as modern buildings. As the settlement of Republic was enlarged, the urban spaces of the nation-state has received significant attention. This article focuses on one of the urban spaces of squares in Turkey named "İzmir Cumhuriyet Meydanı" located in Konak neighborhood between Alsancak and Çankaya regions which I consider relevant for the aspect of new state. It was originally designed in 1932 by German architect and city planner Hermann Jansen as "Gazi Meydanı" and then transformed to "Cumhuriyet Meydanı" at the mid 50's of twentieth century in the third largest city in Turkey

Key Words: İzmir, İzmir Cumhuriyet Meydanı, İzmir Gazi Meydanı, İzmir squares, Squares.

[1] http://www.apikam.org.tr/Bagimsiz/izmirin-tarihi (accesed 20.04.2016)
[2] C. Bilsel, "Planning of Republic Period in İzmir (1923-1965): 20. Th center urban Heritage" Agean Architecture Journal, October 2009 s.12-17

[3] B. Yıldırım,, A.,Erdem , (2015) "The rebuilding of Taksim Square as an Urban Space of Republic" Tasarım+Kuram Journal,
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[5] R. Zengel, "Transformation of a Square: An analytical Approach to İzmir Konak Square" Mimarlık Journal, number. 334, Ankara, 2007.