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HUMANITIES AND CULTURAL STUDIES, Volume 5, Number 2, August 2016
Published in
Department of Religious and Cultural Studies
Faculty of Arts
University of Calabar, Nigeria
In Collaboration with
International Study Centre for Professional,
Remedial and Continuing Education Ltd
G.P.O Box 2897, Calabar, Cross River State, Nigeria
Website:www.iscprce.com
E-mail:contributionforafripenticost@gmail.com
Volume 5, Number 2, August 2016
ARTICLES
3. Cultural and Religious Beliefs as Impediment Against
Prevention and Control of Mental Disorder in Nigerian - Prof. Etim E. Okon
4. Wars, Migration and Trade in the Evolution of
Nation-States in the Central Cross River Region - Prof. Frank N. Enor
5. A Feminist Theological Investigation of Alcohol
Consumption in Non-Consensual Sex:
Critical Reflections on Genesis 19: 30-38 - Dr. Gloria F. Ehiemua 49
6. Faith-Healing Through Meditation and
the Relaxation Response - Prof. Etim E. Okon
HUMANITIES AND CULTURAL STUDIES - AIMS, SCOPE, MANUSCRIPT SUBMISSION
Aims
Humanities and Cultural Studies (HCS) is a double-blind, peer- reviewed, open-access,
multidisciplinary research journal committed to global knowledge creation and dissemination.
As an academic platform for scholars to share fruits of research findings, the journal publishes
high quality research papers with proven evidence of outstanding contribution to scholarship.
All scientific research methodologies are endorsed, quantitative and qualitative. It publishes
innovative conceptual and theoretical articles, and critical literature review. Full length research
reports, shorter research notes, and literature reviews are accepted for publication.
Scope
Humanities and Cultural Studies (HCS) publishes ground-breaking original research papers in
education, sociology, political science, international relations, journalism, media and
communication studies, public administration, social and cultural studies, anthropology,
archeology, history, law, religion, philosophy, ethics and ecology.
Manuscript Submission
Manuscripts must be submitted in English, in full compliance with the latest edition of the
American Psychological Association style in documentation. Please visit www.apastyle.org for
more information. Manuscripts must include an abstract, of 100 – 150 words in English. Authors
are expected to list five keywords for indexing purposes. Manuscripts up to 8000 words in length
are accepted for publication. Manuscripts should be prepared in MS-Word format. Authors
should provide full contact information, covering institutional affiliation, rank, e-mail address,
postal address and phone number. All articles should be sent through online submission to any
o f t h e f o l l o w i n g e - m a i l a d d r e s s e s : 1 ) i s c p r c e @ g m a i l . c o m 2 )
contributionforafripenticost@gmail.com. The opinions and statement published do not
necessarily represent the policies, or views of ISCPRCE, the editor and the editorial team.
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