Civility is the concept that individuals would realize their responsibilities, rights, engagements and rules when participating in their social life. This paper deals with the concept of civility as split between media civility and public civility. Wh . . .

The development of market economy and the construction of country by law make it necessary to regulate administrative monopoly effectively. It is the most important for us to regulate administrative monopoly by law, the key of which is to construct a . . .

Understanding the usage of Japanese punctuation is critical for L2 Japanese learners since conventions for punctuation are different in Japanese and English. Although the usage of punctuation, such as periods and quotation marks between English and Ja . . .

This study focuses on how urbanization causes change to familial activities among Bangkok teenagers and elderly who live in multi-generational households. Unlike prior research that highlighted the negative effects of urbanization on family relationsh . . .

This qualitative study examined the best way to embed the American culture into an EC-6 certificate program for undergraduate students from the People's Republic of China. Three previous studies were examined to determine ways culture was embedded in . . .

This essay conducts a case study centering on Zhang Kechun's award-winning photo series The Yellow River (2013) in comparative frame. The eccentric quality of Zhang Kechun's photography is his treatment of the cultural symbols and allegories associate . . .

There is a growing literature indicating that individuals often respond to traumatic experience with resilience, yet it is not clear what specific factors facilitate recovery. In particular, it has been challenging to identify the larger historical, s . . .

China is urbanizing rapidly for past few decades. With the drive to urbanize cities rapidly, old urban structures in China are reformed and urban administrative boundaries are re-defined. One of the effects of urbanization is huge demographic shift. O . . .

In the 1990s, Native Speaker* by Chang-rae Lee not only raised the awareness of the Korean-American literary world following a decade of many Korean-American novels' publication, but also offered a fresh take on the theme of self-identify search. The . . .

The short novel, named Leaves of Grass, written by Lee Hyo-seok in 1942 is an interesting text. Lee wrote the inscription as follow: "Having Walt Whitman is a happiness of mankind." As it is suggested in its title and inscription, Lee inserted some pa . . .