Casterley Camp Decipherment

Research Journal of English Language and Literature (RJELAL), 2024

Since the dawn of civilization, a perpetual struggle for equality and freedom has raged on among societies worldwide. One noteworthy aspect of this enduring battle is the commendable efforts made by numerous countries across Europe and Asia to enshrine principles of liberty and equality within their constitutions, particularly in regard to the rights of women. Over time, these nations have adapted and refined their laws and societal norms to better reflect the evolving needs and aspirations of their female citizens. However, amidst the progress and evolution seen in various parts of the world, Afghanistan stands as a poignant reminder of a nation where the journey towards gender equality and empowerment is still fraught with challenges. Attaining equal rights between the sexes-man and woman, has become a global phenomenon. Women across the world are chained under the patriarchal society and are still treated as the "weaker sex". They struggle to accomplish their target of achieving women's rights, respect, and proper recognition. This is because women's identity has been exploited and abused, which made them initiate and involved in a movement calling for women's liberation. The lives of women around the world are incredibly diverse, with significant variations in right and opportunities from one country to another. While all women inhabit the same planet, they face vastly different challenges and experiences. The concern of the study is to compare the lives of Afghan women to those in other Muslim majority countries and highlights their dire circumstances in the era of globalization, where there is no hope for betterment. The life of women in Afghanistan is filled with

2011

This paper proposes business case as a means for analyzing ideas coming through new product development (NPD) process. Business case analysis aids decision-making to commit NPD resources into right projects. Analysis consists of market assessment, technical assessment and financial analysis and reflects to strategic fit. The study introduces a business case procedure as a systematical way to build business cases. It defines a logical flow of essential tasks and steps for business case analysis. The procedure can be used as a baseline in any organization aiming to implement or improve systematical business case analysis in NPD process. The study is theoretical construction that reflects empirical business case practice.

Nuovi paradigmi della filiazione. Atti del Primo Congresso Internazionale di Diritto delle Famiglie e delle Successioni, 2023

Muovendo dalla sentenza con cui la Corte costituzionale ha censurato la mancata instaurazione di legami tra adottato in casi particolari e parenti dell'adottante, il lavoro si estende alle questioni sottese alla possibile duplicazione di rami parentali, anche relative al diritto delle successioni.

Isis, 2008

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Raffaello 1520-1483, a cura di M. Faietti, M. Lafranconi con F.P. Di Teodoro, V. Farinella, pp. 317-329, 2020

The Hay archive of Coptic manuscripts consists of seven fragmentary sheets of leather bearing spells for divination, protection, healing, personal advancement, cursing and the satisfaction of sexual desire. Purchased from the heir of the Scottish Egyptologist and draughtsman, Robert Hay (1799–1863), the manuscripts arrived at the British Museum in 1868. Since they were first published in the 1930s, they were understood to be the work of a single copyist writing around AD 600 in the Theban region of Upper Egypt. The present volume has confirmed, nuanced or challenged these assessments on the basis of scientific analysis and close study of the manuscripts. Prompted by the urgent conservation needs of the corpus, this study seeks to provide a model, integrated approach to the publication of ancient texts as archaeological objects by providing a full record of provenance and collection history; scientific analysis; conservation approach and treatment; a new complete edition and translation of the Coptic texts; and an extended discussion of the cultural context of production. Written on poorly processed calf, sheep and goat skin, the manuscripts were copied by multiple non-professional writers in the 8th–9th centuries. Employing a striking combination of ancient Egyptian, Graeco-Roman, biblical and extra-biblical motifs, their contents represent a Christian milieu making use of the mechanics of earlier ‘magical’ practice in a period well after the arrival of Islam.