A literature of redemption

Article Abstract:

Literature makes it possible for those treated unjustly to tell their stories and say what must be heard. To solve the world's problems, it is necessary to think beyond self-interest and to have a very high level of empathy for those in other groups. Moral imagination and seeing one's own culpability are required. Conservation biology is a science that serves not just human interests, but should enhance and preserve all life.

Ethical aspects, Conservation of natural resources, Natural resource conservation, Science publishing

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Verbicide

Article Abstract:

Issues discussed concern the decline of verbal ability in the information age. Topics include the devaluation and corruption of language, the effect of limited vocabularies on the loss of cultural information, and ways to restore language depth and diversity.

Social aspects, Analysis, Verbal ability, Sociolinguistics, Information society, Language and culture, Verbal learning

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