IOSR-JHSS   Volume-22 ~ Issue-4 ~ April-2017

Abstract: Liuyi Jushi Zhuan(The Biography of Hermit Six Ones),the autobiography of Ouyang Xiu, is a distinguished biography with superb narrative techniques. Analyzed in perspective of Chinese and Western narratologies, The Biography of Hermit Six Ones shows structural skills of "metanarrative signs" and superb narrative experience of imagery applications, introspection and satire in narrative perspective-apologias and interior monologues. In terms of the theory of Roland Barthes, its rich and complex meaning world can clearly summarize the relation between the author and the literary representation of his self-image.

Keywords: Ouyang Xiu; Liu Yi Jushi Zhuan; Six ones; Chinese & Western Narratology

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Abstract: The global burden of mental health problems is on the rise, with particular sections being more vulnerable. Industrial population is facing the risk of mental health issues much more than the general population. Realizing the potential risk of such a trend, efforts are afoot worldwide to promote positive mental health, and to provide remedial measures. The problem is more complex in societies with inadequate awareness levels and huge treatment gaps. Recently, India has seen a number of interventions in the area of community mental health care but a contextual focus on mental wellbeing promotion in workplaces is deficient. One reason is the lack of concrete definitions and evidence-based research in occupational mental health..............

Keywords:- India, Mental Health, Occupational Mental Health, Positive Mental Health,

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[4] Briner, R. B.. Relationships between work environments, psychological environments and psychological well-being. Occupational Medicine (Oxford, England), 50(5), (2000), 299–303.
[5] Marx, Karl. Comments on James Mill, ÉlémentsD'économiePolitique. In C. Dutt (Trans.), Collected Works. (London: Lawrence & Wishart 1987).

Abstract: The aim ofthis study is to find how the evaluation of the Curriculum Leadership Training Level IV implementated in Human Resources Development Agency (BPSDM) of North Sumatra Province. The focus of the research is "To Evaluate the implementation of Curriculum Leadership Training Level IV in Human Resources Development Agency", using qualitative methods. Data collection technique were interview, observation, document study, analysis of data using an interactive model of Miles and Huberman, data validity checked by Lincoln and Guba. The research found: First, based on the evaluation, there were found some weakness such as: the lack of learning materials, behavioral attitude of the organizers, facilities and infrastructure, dicipline of trainers............

KEY WORDS: Evaluation, curriculum implementation, leadership training.

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[5] Hussain Afzal et.al (2011), Evaluation Of Curriculum Developvement Process (2011), International Journal Of Humanities and Social Science, 1 (14); October 2011, 1

Abstract: kind in The Rime the Ancient Mariner. Modern man's juxtaposed vulnerabilities and calamities constitute significant thematic contributions tothe critical appreciation of the poem. Using various modernist artistic techniques and mechanisms, Coleridge stresses a variety of questions about his mariner as a modern man who gets lost amidst a stormy life. The chaotic nature is Coleridge's largest crucible of human experiences andfutilities. Also, spiritual and earthly implications of modern man are mirrored in the wavy world of the poem. Alienation, solitude, absurdity, and fragmentation are basic passions and pain-driving powers, on their theoretical, practical, epistemological and artistic grounds.The paper also examines themodernist formalistic techniques in which the poet depicts modern man's reactions to redeem himself and transform to a better catharsized man.

Keywords:- Coleridge, futilities, modernism, techniques, sinning, punishment, and redemption.

[1] Al-Quran. Retrieved on 12/1/2017 from http://corpus.quran.com/translation.jsp?chapter=17&verse=13
[2] Bloom, Harold., ed. Modern Critical Interpretations: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner. New York: Chelsea House, 2001.
[3] Davis, Jenny L. (2012). Materializing meaning: Samuel Taylor Coleridge and George Eliot. MA Thesis. University of Chester, United Kingdom. Retrieved on 30/12/2016 from http://hdl.handle.net/10034/269859
[4] Gardner, Martin (1999). Gardner's Whys and Wherefores. New York: Prometheus Books.
[5] González, Pedro B. (2015). "Coleridge's Ancient Mariner and the Faith that Comes by Hearing." Retrieved on 8/8/2016 from http://www.kirkcenter.org/index.php/bookman/article/coleridge-ancient-mariner -faith-by-hearing/

Abstract: This paper explores the Muslim females' vision in two narratives, namely the Girls of Riyadh (2005) by Rajaa Al Sanea and the Persian Girls (2006) by Nahid Rachlin. The former represents the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia while the latter stands for Iran. In these novels, both nations claim their adherence to the Islamic rituals and rules. Also, both female writers portray the social, political, religious and cultural dimensions in such nations. In other words, both Muslim women represent the everyday reality of their nations. However, due to the different national and cultural perspectives of the two writers, the novels are narrated differently. They attempt to tackle the hidden features of the two Islamic nations.............

Key words :- Female, nation, narration, Islamic, Persian, Riyadh, Patriarchal, domination

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[2] Al Areqi, Rashad. (2014). Indigenous Identity in Postcolonial Fiction. Scholars' Press. Germany.
[3] Ali, Anisa Khaz. (2010). Iranian Women After the Islamic Revolution. Conflicts Forum. Beirut- London.
[4] Al- Rasheed, Madawi. (2002). A History of Saudi Arabia. Cambridge University Press.

Abstract: This Paper Aims To Show The Impact Of Critical Researches, Here Mikhail Bakhtine's, Done On The Novel Which Lead To Its Development. The Novel Has Always Been A Reflexion To The Period And The Circumstances In Which It Appears. It Reveals The Political, Economic And The Social System Of The Era, It Expresses People's Hopes And Sufferance And It Adopts The Form And The Content Imposed By The Dominant Ideology And Literary Movement Of The Time. Theorists Also Contribute To The Development Of Literature, Bakhtin For Instance, Criticizes The Classical Novel Which Expressed The Bourgeois Values Of Individualism And Asks For New Way Of Writing..............

Key Words: Mikhail Bakhtin, The Novel's Development, Ideology, Dialogism (Polyphony), Dostoevsky's Novels.

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[3] Bakhtin Michail: The dialogic imagination, translated by caryl Emerson and Michael Holquist, University of texas press, Austin and London,1981.
[4] Hoy Mikita: Bakhtin and popular culture, The jhons Hopkins university press, 1992.
[5] Volosinov V.N., Bakhtin Mikhail: Marxism and the philosophy of language, Translated by Ladislav Matijka and I.R.Titonik, Seminar press, NewYork, London, 1973.

Abstract: The development of scienceledto the existence of a new technique known as discovery ( brain imprint in the field of criminal proof. This kind of imprint can may enable investigators to identify the perpetrators of crimes and works of this new technology to measure and analyze the nature of the electrical activity of the brain at a time less than a second when confronting the owner something aware of it. and if what was presented to the deadly material body of the crime committed and the site does not know one else registers the brain immediately know the way involuntary recorded this technique replies brain acts by electrodes connected to the head to monitor brain activity in the form of electric waves, and the person who was not at the crime scene will not be recorded this technique on the brain of any reactions.

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Abstract: One of the greatest achievements of man is the computer, since its arrival computers and other. electronic storage devices have played a key role in aiding business. Since the arrival of computers and other electronic storage devices it has greatly aided business both domestic and international. Gone were the days when people carry huge cash on them for every transaction. Business has moved from paper base to electronically base. Electronic fund transfer and Automated Teller Machines have taken over business. Because of this achievement by man mentioned above, many countries in the world have amended their laws, to be computer compliant...............

Key words :-The Electronic Document, evidence, lawyers, document, customer, legitimate, Electronic signature, liability,.

[1] Al Ajarmeh. Mustafa Mousa (2010). Legal Organization for Online Contracting, Legal Books House, Egypt.
[2] Al-Alaq. Basheer Abbas (2001). Internet Applications in Shopping, Dar Al-Mahaikh, Amman, Jordan.
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Abstract: The transparency principle of limited company is required to increase the confidence, support, and participation of stakeholders or all parties concerned with the company. Function and authority of company organ needs to be done in a transparent manner to achieve Good Corporate Governance. This study was a socio-juridical research, in the field of civil law, particularly with regard to corporate law. The populations of this study are directors, shareholders, commissioner, consumers in the form of a limited company in South Sulawesi province. The samples are part of population and it determined by purposive technique...............

Key words :- Business Law, Good Corporate Governance, Limited Company, Transparency

[1] Erwin Fajrin Hadat, Informasi: Kebutuhan yang Terabaikan, Buletin BUMN, 65(4): 28.

[2] Hernoko, A., Anand, G., & Raden Roro, F. (2017). Method Determining the Contents of the Contract. Hasanuddin Law Review, 3(1), 91-103. doi:http://dx.doi.org/10.20956/halrev.v3i1.947
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Abstract: This work analyses the new structure of the National Industrial Court in Nigeria under the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (Third Alteration) Act, 2010 as regards the finality of the Court's decisions on civil matters and causes. The work points out some legal problems created by the interpretation of the provisions of the Constitution particularly section 243 and argued that the said section has not removed the right of appeal to the Court of Appeal on other civil matters and causes. This work relies on some Nigerian Judicial opinions and those of some writers, and advocates that the Courts should adopt a purposeful and liberal interpretation of the Constitution that will meet the course of justice.

Key words :- Jurisdiction, National Industrial Court of Nigeria, civil matter, appeal, Industrial Disputes, Labour.

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[3] Aturu, "The National Industrial Court Under The 1999 Constitution and The Resolution of Industrial Disputes." The Nigerian Business Law and Practice Journal. Vol. 7, No. 1, 2012, pgs. 82 –91.
[4] B. Kanyip, "The Jurisdiction of the National Industrial Court in the Light of the Third Alteration to the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria". A Guest Lecture presented at the Lagos State Ministry of Justice in-House Training Programme tagged. Legal Education and Research Node (LEARN) on 1st March 2012 pp18).
[5] Babatunde Adejumo, OFR: "The Role of the Judiciary in Industrial Harmony." being commentary delivered at 2007 all Nigeria Judges' Conference organised by the National Judicial Institute on 5th -9th November, 2007.