This lecture note is intended to help students from the information systems department
who are first-stage students take the first start to increase their interest in English
language learning, especially more inclined towards academics. Through material related
to effective writing, it is hoped that students at the initial level can develop…[Read more]

A Cultural History of the Sea in the Medieval Age, ed. by Elizabeth Lambourn.

The cultural history of the sea during the Middle Ages is a young and dynamic field. Born only recently in the literary criticism of European sources, this innovative volume pushes out beyond this European heartland to explore the shape and potential of a cultural…[Read more]

The article highlights the significance of active listening and micro-skills in counselling, highlighting how therapists use these techniques to engage with clients effectively. These include attending, questioning, encouraging, reacting, paraphrasing, summarising, reflecting feelings, and observing nonverbal cues. These skills help therapists…[Read more]

This study is designed to help early college students develop a genuine interest and
eagerness to enhance their practical English language skills for their future careers in
theological professions. The task draws from various reading sources and focuses on
studying texts, particularly important for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree…[Read more]

Beyond the texts on women’s medicine associated with the name of a 12th-century female medical practitioner from Salerno named Trota (or the title, “Trotula”), the most widely circulated texts were those deriving from the ancient Greek *Gynecology* of Soranus (2nd century CE). In particular, the Latin translation/adaptation by Muscio (or Mustio),…[Read more]