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Frequently it has been pointed out that in Biblical Hebrew literature the narrator tends to be less overt. Nonetheless, this has seldom been substantiated with the narrative mode as an analytical category. The latter especially applies to the representation of speech. Herein, it is debated, if besides direct and indirect speech also free indirect discourse may be attested in the Hebrew Bible. Cynthia L. Miller has denied this possibility, which has been notably advocated by Meir Sternberg. However, using a linguistically substantiated narrative analysis Miller's objections can be called into question. This justifies the fundamental possibility of free indirect discourse with wehinne -phrases. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: Terminal conditions and their treatment processes initiate actions that can be taken to relieve patients of the pain they suffer. This action is carried out by accelerating the death of patients with terminal conditions, known as euthanasia. Euthanasia is still being debated regarding the legal aspects and purpose of the act as part of the patient's treatment. This study aims to determine the perspective of euthanasia as part of the treatment or therapy of terminal conditions. Methods: This research is a literature study from several databases, including Proquest, Science Direct, SpringerLink, and Google Scholar. The article search used keywords combined with booleans. 755 articles were found according to the keywords, and 12 articles were selected using Prism analysis. Results: Euthanasia is seen as a way for terminal patients who have been resistant to treatment to be free from the misery of their illness. Euthanasia in health can be carried out if it is the patient's conscious choice without coercion and has met the medical requirements. Euthanasia can be carried out in areas, regions, or countries where there are regulations, laws, or similar regulations governing the implementation of euthanasia. Conclution: With the existence of clear rules for the implementation of euthanasia, health workers or families involved in euthanasia can provide a clear understanding of how to implement euthanasia.

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Currently, the whole world is confronted with a geometric increase in the human population without a corresponding increase in the agricultural land resource to meet the human demands for food and clothing which are primarily sourced from agricultural industry. Therefore, it is needful for every country to search the importance of agroforestry and make haste to adopt it as it is the only option and panacea with which to combat the world ever increasing human population with limited and dwindling agricultural land resource. Agroforestry is more intentional, intensive, interactive and integrated than agriculture per se. Improved agro-forestry practice is eco-friendly, job creative and lucrative. It also promotes wider biodiversity and high yields of crops and livestock through proper soil management. Agroforestry is a multidisciplinary science encompassing agronomy, physiology, horticulture, apiculture, soil management, ecology, agrisilviculture, silvopasture, agrosilvopasture, and apisilvoculture have made it more comprehensive than other farming systems. The most glaring importance of agroforestry is centered on its ability to adapt to climate change, especially now it has become a case study in the world as its adverse effects on both living and non-living things cannot be neglected. So, this review paper is aimed at sensitizing and encouraging worldwide farmers and non-farmers to adopt the modern agro-forestry practices as improved means for promoting food security and checking deforestation with its associated adverse effects in the world. However, there are numerous challenges confronting the establishment of agroforestry and basically among them are - scarcity of land, improved seeds/seedlings, and conservative attitudes of the farmers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Am Beispiel von Tutorial-Videos als digitale Lehr- und Lern-Medien fragt der Beitrag nach deren medialen Eigenheiten und medial durchwirkten Bildungspotenzialen. Inwiefern schwingen mediale Übersetzungsprozesse, medial vermittelte Momente des Zeigens und Erklärens implizit in der Ausgestaltung solcher Videos mit? Inwiefern werden sie explizit genutzt? Und welche Bildungspotenziale birgt ein medial sensibilisierter Umgang mit (audio-)visuellen Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten? Im Rahmen aktueller Lehrentwicklungen (Blended und Distance Learning) lohnt sich eine genauere Untersuchung insbesondere bildungsrelevanter, medienästhetischer Dimensionen bestimmter (Lehr-/Lern-)Medien und Tools. Mit Erfolgsgarantie werbend – z. B. zum perspektivisch ‹richtigen› Zeichnen – suggerieren Tutorial-Videos Verständlichkeit, Machbarkeit und einen schnellen, selbstbestimmten Zugriff auf deren Lerninhalte (z. B. durch Fast Forward, Pause, Wiederholung). Zugleich kann die damit einhergehende Effektivitätslogik einer unreflektierten Reproduktion impliziter normativer Vorstellungen Vorschub leisten. Die Frage nach dem Wie der Darstellung kann dahingehend eine medial sensibilisierte, repräsentationskritische Sichtweise eröffnen. Beispielsweise kann sich ‹laienhafte› Nachlässigkeit in einer (irritierenden) Bildstörung als bildend zeigen, wenn sie die Aufmerksamkeit von Rezipierenden auf deren eigene Wahrnehmung lenkt und sie dazu auffordert, sich zu erklärten und gezeigten Inhalten (bewusster) ins Verhältnis zu setzen, satt vorschnell einer ‹Verstehensillusion› zu erliegen. Im Sinne einer transformatorischen Bildungstheorie sind solche Wahrnehmungsbrüche potenziell eher ermächtigend als beispielsweise die symbolische Form der Perspektive selbst und ermöglichen eine kritische Auseinandersetzung damit. Im vorliegenden Text-Bild-Beitrag nutzen wir distanzierend-kritische sowie künstlerisch-experimentelle Methoden, um medial bedingte Bildungspotenziale in Tutorial-Videos aufzudecken und weiterzudenken.

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A short study of the history of the sociology of religion is enough to show the importance of religion as a factor relevant to the study of variations, maintenance , language policy and planning are already equipped to work at least some of them are generally regarded as the founder of a branch of linguistics . However , these effects do not stop merely linguistic region but also on the dimensions of the broader culture . Claiming Arabic is the only language of Islam becomes simpler if it is associated with the contestation countries that historically have been quite dominant in the development of Islam . As a sociological study of religion , it has become wide open land research to continue to be observed in the level of practice speaking societies where Islam is the majority religion

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„Innovationen in der Medienwelt“ – das Motto der ODOK 2014 findet seine Entsprechung auch in Kooperationsprojekten der wissenschaftlichen Bibliotheken in Österreich. Große Innovationsmöglichkeiten brachte die bereits weitgehend und in Kooperation vollzogene Umstellung von gedruckten auf elektronische Medien mit sich. In jüngster Zeit konnten einige neue zukunftsweisende Kooperationsprojekte gestartet werden, die dazu beitragen werden, die Bibliotheks- und Informationsinfrastruktur in Österreich für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Lehre zu optimieren.