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                <text>The Palm leave records of the Syrian Christian communities in Kerala, belonging to eighteenth and nineteenth century, remain as evidences of the practice of dowry (Stridhanam) among the Syrian Christians and donations such as passaram, nadavazhakkam, kurippanam, kudappanam etc made to the churches and priests in relation to the marriage. Records say that this social custom, also known as Stridhanam was a crucial point of marriage and it was very often a matter of dispute and family problems. In spite of all disputes and difficulties existed in the Syrian Christian families and in the society at large because of this custom, no church record could be traced against this system. This paper is an attempt to explore and analyse the nature and practice of this social custom among Syrian Christians in the nineteenth century, who are Christian in faith and religion but are not different from the Hindus in their social customs and practices. Likewise, this paper is an attempt to analyse the social and cultural impacts of dowry (stridhanam) and the attitude of the society as well as that of Church authorities towards this custom and how did they tax the people in connection with the marriage.
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                <text>International Journal of Interactive Mobile Technologies (iJIM); Vol. 17 No. 03 (2023); pp. 39-69</text>
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                <text>The aim of this paper is to compare the respective approaches of Canada and Germany in statistically mapping population diversity and to offer possible explanations for the differences and commonalities observed. In order to investigate this, the paper takes into account the concept of ‘politics of belonging’ as a theoretical background and considers the functions of national statistics in categorizing different groups of people. There are different strategies of mapping population diversity and, inter alia, two models can be distinguished: while some countries explicitly include questions on elusive concepts of ‘origin’ in their population data collection, others refrain from doing so and instead derive different subgroups from information on citizenship and place of birth. Taking Canada as an example of the first group of countries and Germany of the second, and delineating recent changes within their respective strategies of measuring diversity within their populations, this paper argues that Canada and Germany converge towards a new pragmatism in the approaches of measuring diversity in population statistics.
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                <text>The explosions of new media led the studies of interactive storytelling in the area of creative industry. The ﬁeld of interactive storytelling is identified as the key prospect areas of the study. Hence future research directions are call upon for the growth benefits of the research field. This study aims to assess the evolution of publication trends in interactive storytelling between the year of 1996 to 2020 through a bibliometric analysis. A sample of 795 studies from the SCOPUS database were analysed via the VOSviewer and Harzing’s Perish or Publish software tools to distinguish research activity on interactive storytelling. The identification of the dominant articles and authors are traced based on the event of the citations, publications, its location and network. The growth on the related publication somewhat slow from 1996 until it starts picking up in 2007 with an average of 36 publications a year since then. The highest number of publications is observed in 2011, with a total of 71 documents (8.93%). The subject of Computer Science is majorly depicted on the studies of Interactive Storytelling (53.5%), followed with Mathematics (24.53%). Meanwhile, the subjects of Engineering (7.30%), Social Sciences (6.47 %), and Arts and Humanities (3.99%) contributing to the total publications of Interactive storytelling. Furthermore, computer science and mathematics subject are the most represented for the studies of Interactive Storytelling to explain the complexity and technicality aspects of the scientific narratives with the compelling features of the interactivity.</text>
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