The history of dramatic literature in Western culture is discussed in the article Western theatre, with some discussion of dramatic literature also included in articles on the literatures of various languages, nations, or regions for example, English literature, French literature, German literature, and so on.
By then, and without any knowledge of the laws of reproduction, it had also become common knowledge that humans, languages, nations, and the whole of the physical world shared some sort of affinity (Ragan 2009): a historical relationship, based upon natural kinship and thus common descent.
The notion that scientists from many disciplines, languages, nations, and political orientations could forge a conspiracy to perpetrate a global climate hoax is, well, insane.
English-language nations dominated the most open ranks, while several Middle East countries were among the most secretive.
Thepchai Yong, the editor-in-chief of the English-language Nation, said "there is no justification whatsoever" for Pravit Rojanaphruk's detention.
Ehin also reflects on topics concerning his Estonian roots such as Estonian language, nation, the meaning of his homeland and being an Estonian.
Drawing on the fields of anthropology of education and feminist studies, we examine how girls and young women construct gender identities and ways of knowing through prisms of race, ethnicity, sexuality, class, language, nation and citizenship.
By attending to the synchronization of such chronotopic frames, we hope to bring into focus the work done in producing coherent continuities – of 'a' language, nation, history, narrative, and so forth – out of what might otherwise be distinct and distant temporal, spatial, and ontological orders.
Art has the power and range of a self contained language, one that works just like a written one but benefits from not being attached to a particular official language, nation or culture.
In one of those Twilight Zone moments, Kellar was heard saying that he has been labeled a racist for adhering to the mantra of "one flag, one language" nation, a Teddy Rooselvelt phrase.
University of Chicago ideas and people cross more than academic disciplines they transcend languages and nations.
