5.-ABRIDGED LIST OF PUBLICATIONS 

-Mustafa ACIKOZ (Tur)558: Once upon a Time there was a Being called Human. 

-Igor ALEXEEV (Rus)528: Concepts of Power Sacralization in the IslamicWorld. 

-Mehmet ALPARGU (Tur)559: National History Teaching in the Frame ofGlobalization. 

-Jane AUGUSTINE (USA)233: Society of Outsiders: Women Poets in Estrangement. 

-Ariella ATZMON (Isr)524: Black Boxes: The Overt Manifestation of theCovert. 

-Zoran AVRAMOVIC (Yug)294: Does Global Democratization abolish the Stranger? 

-Israel BAR/KOHAV (Isr)541: Between Estrangement and Intimacy. 

-Michail BENEDIKT (Austria)535: Estrangement: Gordian Knot or Ambiguity? 

-Joseph BERTOLINI (USA)493: Being and Alienation: Martin Heidegger and theSelf-Other Problem. 

-Percy BLACK (USA)285: Informality, the Pervasive Disdain of Humanship. 

-James BLAKE (USA)342: Irish Gaelic Theatre in the 1990s: Estrangement,Contention, Success. 

-Dmitri BONDARENKO (RUS)522: Sacralization of the Ruler and SociopoliticalProcesses. 

-Glenn BOWMAN (UK)477: Thinking the Unthinkable, Anthropological Meditationon the Events of 11 September 2001.  

-William BRONK(USA)260: Life Supports. 

-William BROWNING (USA)548: Borchert's Expressionism: Resurrecting theAncient Greek Chorus. 

-Ella BUCENIECE (Lat)258: Individuation of Life-Forms and Estrangement fromForms (from E.Husserls to G.Simmel). 

-Anna BUDZIAK (Pol)441: Sublimity and Estrangement in E.M.Forster's TheStory of the Siren. 

-Ernest BURROUGHS (USA)235: On Estrangement in Heidegger. 

-Libera CARRARO (Ita)568: Exhibition on Estrangement. 

-Edward CHUTE (USA)315: Estrangement in Shakespeare's Othello and Stoppard'sArcadia. 

-Aurora CIUCA (Rom)510: The New European Framework of Refugees' Protection. 

-Valerius CIUCA (Rom)509: For a Hermeneutics of Comparative and Civil Law. 

-Concettina CORSARO-AGRO'-PIRANDELLO (Ita)17: L.Pirandello's Letters withDedication by his Niece. 

-Matteo D'AMBROSIO (Ita)334: The Concept of Estrangement in Literary Theory. 

-Heinrich DAUBER (Ger)295: L'Evoluzione e il suo Rovescio: Il ModelloRelazionale dell'Implicazione. 

-Spyros DEMETRIOU (Switz)361: Achieving Viable Statehood in DividedSocieties. 

-Luigi D'EMPEDOCLE (Ita)539: Robert Musil's Hamletic Doubts and hisEstrangement from Dogmatism. 

-Ramiro DEVERA (Ita)9: The (Estranged) Epigrams of the Duke of Maddaloni. 

-Madalina DIACONU (Austria)525: Touch, Smell, Taste: Temporal Structures andAesthetic Values. 

-Alberto DONATI (Ita)99: Considerazioni sulla Enciclica Veritatis Splendor. 

-Stephen ERICKSON (USA)280: On Strangeness and Estrangement. 

-Iliaz FISHTA (Alb)289: The Economy of Albania on the Road of Transition. 

-Elga FREIBERGA (Latv)258: Otherness, Estrangement, Irony. 

-Stefan GANDLER (Mex)344: Difference and Identity. 

-Andrea GENOVESE (Fra)471: Les T(amb)ours de Babel. 

-Natalia GIANNINI (USA): Naples and Food: A Counter Paradigm of Modernity. 

-Emanuele GIOVANELLI (Ita)449: Naples Traditions and Superstition. 

-Andrzej GLOWACKI (Pol)102: Some Causes of Alienation from Political Life inthe Time of Transition in Poland. 

-Yulia GOLUBEVA (Rus)506: Masks, Dolls and Marionette: The Problem ofCultural Estrangement. 

-Levon HAKOPIAN (Rus)372: Symbolism of Alienation in Soviet Music. 

-Heinz Uwe HAUS (USA)337: Alienation and Identity: Cross-Cultural Currentsin Theatre Arts. 

-Hartmut HEEP (USA)250: Cultural Estrangement in Prague: Aspects of a GermanMulticultural Society. 

-Charles HELMETAG (USA)341: Learning by Doing: Oedipus Rex. 

-Cercis IKIEL (Tur)560: Is Globalization an Uninterrupted Process? 

-Johannes IRMSCHER (Ger)375: On the Roman Concept of Dictatorship. 

-Ekaterina IVANOVA (Rus)565: Hostages: Strangers or not in GovernmentalLegal Space? 

-Ashok KAUL (Ind)251: The Cultural Decentring, Progressive andRetrogressive. 

-Alan KELLY (USA)556: Alienation from Father and God in the Poetry ofWallace Stevens.. 

-Jack KIMBALL (USA)242: Bronk, the Alien. 

-Burt KIMMELMANN (USA)240: The Problematic of Presence: William Bronk'sAnti-epistemology. 

-Endre KISS (Hung)292: Where the Hungarian Society is Heading for, Who is aStranger to Whom? 

-Kiira KIVINURK (Esto)489: Opportunities and Prospects of Post-ModernHumans. 

-Harald KLEINSCHMIDT (Jap)218: Migrationism and National Identification. 

-Susanne KOGLER (Austria)564: Alienation as a Starting Point, CompositionalProcedure and Aim. 

-Asja Nina KOVACEV (Slov): Symbolic Representations of Estrangement inPsychopathologic Art. 

-Julia KREININ (Isr)468: The Opera Le Grand Macabre by G.Ligeti(Estrangement and Alienation). 

-Uwe KRIEGER (Ger)385: Making Theatre Masks (Meeting a Stranger). 

-JohnT.F. LANG (Can)495: Recognition in and of Estrangement: Hegel'sLordship and Bondage... 

-Frederick LAPISARDI (USA)363: Levels of Estrangement in Yeats and O'NeillProductions. 

-Skaidrite LASMANE (Lat)258: Ethnic Identity and its Ethical. 

-David LOVELL (Austra)466: Political Cynicism in Liberal Democracies. 

-Sasha LOZANOVA (Bul)479: The Ethnic Peace in the Silent Town. 

-Theresa MACKEY (USA)234: Literary Measures of Alienation. 

-Giuseppe MAROTTA (Ita)409: A Sunny Morning with Alfonso Corsaro'sPaintings. 

-Alexander MARTINENKO (Rus)523: Social and Cultural Aspects of RegionalIslam in Russia. 

-Michael McANEAR (USA)557: Alienation and Right-Wing Extremism in Austria. 

-Paolo MEZZANOTTE (Ita))482: Destino Madrid (Novel) 

-Friederike MIGNECO (Ita)208: Lo Straniamento di Erwin Chargaff 

-Gaetano MIGNECO (Ita). Erwin Chargaff's Unconceivable Secret. 

-Michaela MUDURE (Rom)211: Displacement and Estrangement: KatherineMansfield and Europe. 

-Anne NAKUR (Est)490: Young Reader in the World of Virtual Reality. 

-Victor NEMTCHINOV (Rus)192: Changing Identity Structures for the NewGeneration in Russia. 

-Tsutomu OYABU (Jap)475: Freedom in the Cultural Context (AnthropologicalLinguistics). 

-Lucia PALMER (USA)553: Philosophy and Alienation. 

-Jasbir PANESAR (UK)547: Migrant Women: Strangers or Citizens. 

-Marianna PAPASTEPHANOU (Cypr)404: Alienation and Externalization inLucacs's Thought. 

-John PASHA (USA)460: Medea Fragments (American Shakespeare TheatreCompany). 

-Helmut PFANNER (USA)563: D.Schwanitz's Novel Der Campus: PoliticalCorrectness under Attack. 

-Sergey PIMTCHEV (Rus)472: The Estranged Earth. 

-Lily POLLIACK (Isra)340: Jerusalem: The Holy City of Conflict andEstrangement. 

-Dudley POPLAK (UK)328: Healing through Estrangement. 

-Kurt REMELE (Austria)316: The Psychoterapeutic Ethos, Alienation from theCommon Good? 

-Mara RUBENE (Lat)258: Estrangement, Responsibility, Justice. 

-Floora RUOKONEN (Fin)258: Schillerian Solutions to the Problem ofEstrangement. 

-Eric RYNELL (Fin)551: Tracing the Action. 

-Ioana SARCA (Austria)546: The Linguistic Exile: Emil Cioran and the WritingExperience in a Foreign Country. 

-Haluk SELVI (Tur)559: National History Teaching in the Frame ofGlobalization. 

-Nikolai SHILOV (Rus)523: Social and Cultural Aspects of Regional Islam inRussia. 

-Alex SHISHIN (Jap)435: The Superfluous Man in Russian Literary Traditionand its Influence. 

-Victor SILVERMAN (USA)323: Insider, Outsider, No-sider: The Life and Deathof Rose Cohen. 

-Douglas SLAWSON (USA)552: Coercing Conformity: Progressivism and CatholicResistance in the 1920s. 

-Ingrid SONNICHSEN (USA)445: Dialect as a Factor in Alienation. 

-Alla SOSNOVSKAYA (Isra)511: Utopia and Vsevolod Mejerhold. 

-Vera STEGMANN (USA)457: Exploring Identities through Narrative Strategies:G.Bruno and B.Brecht. 

-Artis SVECE (Latv)258: Estrangement from Oneself and DeliberateSelf-Deception. 

-Sawako TANIYAMA (Jap)436: Estrangement and the Awakened Jewish Consciencein Rome. 

-Natalia TCHECHEL (Ukra)202: Le Soir (Etudes Dramatiques). 

-Andrei TOLSTOI (Rus)263: Les Vagues de l'Emigration Artistique de la Russieau XX Siecle. 

-Andrew TSUBAKI (USA)343: Workshop on Kyogen: Comedy of Medieval Japan. 

-Giovanni TREZZA (Ita)554: Italian Concordats: Profiting from PowerSacralization for Acquiring Privileges. 

-Maryse VANSTAPEL (Belg)283: Alienation in the Everyday Culture. 

-Irina VASILENKO (Austra)456: Pathways of Privatisation of Education in aTransitional Society. 

-Vello VENSEL (Esto)296: Estrangement from Politics in a TransitionalCountry, an Estonian Case. 

-Velga VEVERE (Latv)258: Grimaces of Estrangement in the Age of E(Mediacy). 

-Anthony WAILEY (UK)547: Migrant Women: Strangers or Citizens. 

-Erwin WARKENTIN (Can)395: Metaphor and Alienation in the Information Age. 

-Mitzuaki YOSHINAGA (Jap)475: Freedom in the Cultural Context(Anthropological Linguistics). 

-Avraham YASSOUR (Isra)425: The Kibbutz, Vision and Daily Life. 

-Peter ZAZZALI (USA)460: Medea Fragments (American Shakespeare TheatreCompany). 

-Dobrina ZHELEVA-MARTINS (Bulg)479: The Ethnic Peace in the Silent Town.>