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UNRAVELING THE REALITY OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

UNRAVELING THE REALITY OF RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

Emerging Frontiers and Future Directions in Nanomedicine: A Comprehensive Review

Nanomedicine stands at the forefront of healthcare advancements, leveraging nanotechnology to enhance diagnosis, treatment, and disease prevention. Within this rapidly growing field, nanoparticles exhibit unique traits,…

Formulation and evaluation of herbal paediatric edible jelly of Breynia vitis-idea for helminthic infections

Aim and Background: This study delves into the exploration of natural anthelmintics to address helminthiasis, a widespread infectious disease caused by parasitic worms. Leveraging the historical use of plants in phytoth…

Formulation and evaluation of herbal face pack for healthy skincare

Aim and Background: This research investigates the formulation and assessment of a herbal face pack, integrating historical insights into plant-based skincare remedies. Methodology: Comprising ingredients like neem, mul…

A Study of Sympathetic Skin Response in persons with Type-2 Diabetes Mellitus

Background: Impairment in Autonomic nervous system constitutes to one of the most serious and important complications in persons with Diabetes. Noninvasive Sympathetic Skin Response (SSR) test assesses the impairment of…

Diabetes Mellitus and Diverse Approaches to Its Management in Practical Application

Diabetes is a lifelong (chronic) disease and is a group of metabolic disorders characterized by high levels of sugar in blood (hyperglycemia). More than 230 million people worldwide are affected, and it is expected to r…

Navigating Diabetes Mellitus: Advancing Forward

Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a group of metabolic diseases characterized by an elevated blood glucose level - resulting from defects in insulin secretion, in insulin action or both. Diabetes Mellitus is not a pathogenic en…

Exploratory Data Analysis: An insight into Gestational diabetes mellitus issue in Pregnancy

Among the most familiar maternal complications is gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) and its incidence has increased globally, along with increasing type two diabetes. Every level of dysglycaemia which first arises or…

Diversity and spatial variation of shrimp assemblages in a mangrove estuary of Malaysia

Among invertebrates living in estuarine ecosystems, shrimps are highly sought after as protein sources by humans and other organisms. Shrimps have a short life cycle and spend critical life stages in estuarine systems.…

Comparative study between toxic effects of newly synthesized aminophosphates (AP) and glyphosate on fresh-water ciliates model; Paramecium tetraurelia

Synthetic aminophosphates are a class of organophosphorus compounds commonly used for protecting crops, however, the toxic effects on terrestrial and aquatic non-target organisms limit their uses. Freshwater protozoan c…

Modelling potential snakebite risks of the endemic Iranian venomous snake Macrovipera razii (Serpentes: viperidae) under climate change

The potential distribution of one the most venomous snake species of Iran, the endemic Macrovipera razii, has been studied. A total of 54 occurrence records with four informative environmental variables, including tempe…

Aquabacterium silicae sp. nov., isolated from a deep aquifer

A novel mesophilic chemoheterotrophic bacterial strain designated LMB275T, that grows under aerobic/microaerophilic conditions, was isolated from the thermal spring water of a deep aquifer in France. Cells were oxidase-…

The Unobvious Legacy of Romanticism?

Doomed to the Empire. A Vision of the Russian Historical Path in Alexander Pushkin's The Bronze Horseman

The article is an attempt to explore the vision of Russian history in Alexander Pushkin's The Bronze Horseman. The key role in the poem is played by the figure of Peter I, who is shown as a despot on the one hand, and a…

Mise en poeme: Epic (Auto)reflexivity and South Slavic Poetry in the Age of Romanticism

This paper deals with the discursive phenomenon of reflexivity in the epic poetryof South Slavic romantic poets around the middle of the 19th century. Reflection is here understood as a kind of poetic self-formation pro…

Deconstruction of the Romantic Myths in Slovenian Literature after France Prešeren

The main aim of this article is to present the methods in which Slovenian myths of Romantic provenience, present in France Prešeren's poetry, are deconstructed since the fifties of nineteenth century. Prešeren (1800−184…

Representation of the Croatian National Revival and Romanticism in Croatian Literary Historiography

The paper presents poetically and politically conditioned changes in the interpretationof the literature of the Croatian National Revival period as "Romantic".It indicates that these phenomena should necessarily be view…

The Feminine Face of Romanticism in the Light of the 19th Century Dictionaries of the Russian Women Writers

The paper presents four dictionaries of the Russian women writers from the perspective of the history of Romanticism in Russia and the presence of women in it. There are: 1. The Bibliographical Catalogue of the Russian…

The Secret Portrait of a Romantic? On the Recent Biographies of Karel Jaromír Erben

In 1853, Karel Jaromír Erben published a collection of ballads Kytice, which was immediately seen as a model of national literature. The contact of this model with Romanticism is only selective, because it does not cons…

Slavic Philosophy in the Philosophical Thought of the Slovak Romantics - with Polish Traces in the Background: pl

The author of the article focuses on introducing and interpreting the dispute over Slavic philosophy that took place in the 1840s in Slovak magazines (between J.M. Hurban, C. Zoch and P.Kellner-Hostinský). This dispute…

Debates over the Slovene Language and Its Influence on the Shape of Slovene Literature in the Romantic Period

The article aims to explore the status of the Slovene language and literature, as well as Slovene culture during the Romantic period in the context of historical events which informed them as a result of the creation of…

Travel Inscription of Bosnia and Bosnian in the 19th Century

The topic is romantic travelogues with the subject of Bosnia: descriptions andinsights into the perceived "reality" of the Bosnian area and people of the19th century presented through linguistic and stylistic means and…

Barva, jas, kontrast. Ilustrace Erbenovy Kytice jako interpretace; ukázka z většího celku

The paper is a sample of the author´s current intermedial research into the illustrations of Karel Jaromír Erben's volume of ballads Kytice (1853). Visual transmediations of a literary pretext may be understood as inter…

"Romantic" Image of Childhood in the Work of Jovan Sundečić

In this paper I analyze one of the first collections of poems for children in the SCBM language, Niz dragocijenoga bisera ili Duhovne i moralne pjesme za djecu by Jovan Sundečić (Zadar 1856, Cetinje 1865). Although many…

The Mousetrap of Language: The Mechanism of Anamorphosis in the Works of Edgar Allan Poe and Antun Gustav Matoš

Rethinking conditions of revolutionary potential of literature, with special regard to ways literature incessantly has re-examined otherness in language, in this paper we have chosen to focus on specific mechanism of il…