Wise frameworks for analysis have been utilized as a part of an assortment of spaces: budgetary assessment, credit scoring issue, distinguishing proof of programming and equipment issues of mechanical and electronic hardware, therapeutic determination, shortcoming identification in gas-oil generation plants and so forth. The objective of determination frameworks is to
BRAIN journal has recently published its latest volume Brain Functors: A mathematical model of intentional perception and action by David Ellerman. Classification hypothesis has foundational significance since it gives applied lenses to describe what is essential and widespread in arithmetic – with adjunctions being the essential lens. On the off
H.M. Batibo and Marie-Françoise Rombi have reflected upon the evolution of Na in Bantu Languages and have brought their research to light in the latest volume of LiBRI journal. The link word na in Bantu languages has been identified as one of the forms inherited from the ancestral language, commonly
LiBRI has a very interesting article written by Nicolae-Andrei Popa. He is giving some insight on the Issue of Morality from the point of view of Kant and Coleridge. This paper seeks to contrast Kant’s strong belief that morality is the ultimate aim of religion with Coleridge’s statement in Aids
The present paper plans to offer a diagram of Dixon’s From Passions to Emotions: The Creation of a Secular Psychological Category and Pugmire’s Sound Sentiments: Integrity in the Emotions, underlining the chronicled development and drop of feelings into conceptual secularization and the way of passionate indecencies, separately. The hypothetical foundation
Baghli Asmaa is bringing to light a new discussion in LiBRI journal: On Studying Teacher’s Self Esteem Based on Revised Janis Scale Application. An actual and controversial research that brings out some intensely sought answers regarding a simple but misterious dilemma in the teaching career.
LiBRI is an international journal for specialists in linguistics, literature, cultural studies, and related fields. Paul Rastall is contributing with a research in the latest volume of the LiBRI journal: Questioning Communication Models and Constructs – Qualitative Distinctions. Focal issues in linguistics and semiotics can be tended to through reflection
