• ISSN: 2382-6177
    • Abbreviated Title: Int. J. Cult. Hist. 
    • Frequency: Quarterly
    • DOI: 10.18178/ijch
    • Editor-in-Chief: Prof. Mladen Milicevic
    • Executive Editor: Ms. Mia Hu
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Volume 1 Number 2 (Dec. 2015)
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The Relative Strength of Preferences for Association with Coethnics: Malay-Malaysians and Chinese-Malaysians
Mansor Mohd Noor and Nor Idayu Mahat
 76
15
National Instability and Personal Identity Crisis in Stephen Karam’s Sons of the Prophet
Sahar Mokbel
 81
16
Digital Orange: Understanding the Posthuman by Culturally 'Telling' Time
Tom Chet
 86
17
Translation Bias: Impact of Gender in the English Translation of the Bible
Adejoke O. Olughuyi and Virginia C. Okafor
 91
18
Rhetoric and Religion: Reference to Authority in Roman Catholic Bishops’ Pastoral Letters in the Ecclesiastical Province of Onitsha, Nigeria
Virginia C. Okafor and Adejoke O. Olugbuyi
 95
19
The Youth’s Perception on Local Play and Lessons Learned
Chaiwat Tantarangsee
 100
20
Theoretical Studies to Perform a Conservation Management Method in Cultural Landscapes, with Particular Reference to Takhte Soleyman, Tekab, Iran
Nina Almasifar and Aryan Amirkhani
 105
21
The Importance of Promoting Self-regulating Activities in Task-Based Learning Involving Video Curriculum
Tristan Currie
 110
22
Influences of Regional Sama-Bajau Coastal Dwellings: Social Perspectives through Identity Molding
Iziq Eafifi Ismail, Abdullah Sani Hj Ahmad, and Ismail Ibrahim
 115
23
A Study on the First Public Gymnasium in China —Shanghai YMCA Sichuan Rd Club
Liu Pinghao and Zhu Wenyi
 122
24
Beyond What We Seeing: An Inter Site Spatial Pattern of Megalithic Burial Complexes in Yan Oya Middle Basin (YOMB), Sri Lanka
Mangala Katugampola
 129
25
Copyright and Its Implications for 3D Created Datasets for Cultural Heritage Institutions
David Gillespie
 135
26
Carving a Niche within the Regional Contemporary Society as One Southeast Asia through Drama
William J. Cabasaan Jr
 141
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