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Dogmatism and its Impact on the Libyan Theatre

Summary of the Thesis Dogmatism and its Impact on the Libyan Theatre By Mohamed M. Z. Eghmea Theatre is an art related to the current, collective mental operations, phenomenon governing its community tracks and relationships and its individuals belief systems and directly – to regimes nature, ideology, beliefs and community values common in human communities whether in Europe or Arab communities, according theatre was characterized by multi trends and schools that were, in a form or another a result of organization or system of values and beliefs common in these communities. When Europe fell under church's sovereignty and religious control in its lagging ages, Galileo and other scientists were not the only victims of dogmatic mind of Pious men who contested every opinion disagreeing with their religious belief considered by some as unerring, theatre was forbidden, because they felt that it might affect their postulations and destroy their fortified belief, for that theatre was forbidden as disagreeing with church values and believes, western churches called for depriving Christian actors and actress of ritual practice and evicted them from church, kings and empires allied with church regarding forbidding acting, this position continued till the 16th century. Theatre collision with dogmatic values and beliefs organization was not limited to Europe in its lagging ages, rather theatre conflict with belief non flexibility extended to non flexible beliefs of human communities with all their cultures, races and ideologies and all religions and beliefs all over the theatre history, yet the main difference was in degree of unity of dogmatic fanaticism between one community and another, and one regime and another a phenomenon unlimited to a certain field, but extends to all political, economic, social, cultural and technical areas. Dogmatic mentality is common in our Arab communities and may take more acute and extremist form compared to another communities, if considering its effects on most of Arab communities, and Arab communities reaching to losing coexistence factors and accepting the other whether at religious, political or social level, some thinker believe that this phenomenon was aggravated and became one of the most important Arab mind restrictions towards development and creation due to subjection to mental and belief non flexibility. The common religious or political belief is having the absolute fact and every party pretends to be absolutely right, and that its values and beliefs are indisputable and that any different trend is mistaken, and according to the same strength through which dogmatic is cleaving to its ideology constituting its belief organization, it, by the same mental strength refuses any other or different ideology. Accordingly dogmatic mentality was the result of wars and bloody conflicts with holders of other beliefs and ideology, due to dogmatic mentality control over conflicting parties and every party insists that it has the absolute fact and surrounds it with a hallo of holiness and forbidding, accordingly using violence to defend their beliefs was justified because tolerance and accepting the other or changing ideology or belief according to surrounding variables is strongly refused by the common dogmatic mentality. As theatre is an art related to collective mentality ideology and the common belief organization, dogmatism affected the theatre product, this study discussed effects of dogmatic values and beliefs organization on Libyan theatre through its different history. Libya knew theatre art since the beginning of twentieth century, through this period Libya witnessed important political changes since Ottoman occupation, passing through Italian and British occupation till the post-independence, every stage had its closed belief system that affected the collective awareness and cultural and technical product as the study followed the effect of Libyan theatre through different values and beliefs systems that controlled literary, artistic and culture discourse for every historic stage in Libya by analyzing applied forms theatrical texts. Accordingly the problem of study of identifying effect of organization or system of demographic values or beliefs on the Libyan theatre through its history is clear, and every historic stage had a value and belief system meets the ruling authority's trends and ideology beginning from Turkish theocratic occupation that ruled under name of religion, followed by Italian occupation through which a mono trend systems dominated including ownership and Totalitarian Power, the Libyan theatre was subject to ideological trends depended on the regime organization and historically the study followed up theatrical artistic products of these stages as well theatrical movement activity in general, and displaying applied examples of some theatrical texts to reach a scientific explanation of effect of belief non flexibility, dogmatism on the Libyan theatre, and how far Libyan authors are attracted to or opposing dogmatic values and beliefs organization governing artistic and media discourse. The study chapters include an introduction, conclusion and four chapters, chapter one: titled (Dogmatism) its concept and relationship to theatre, the researcher discusses dogmatism in terms of origin, concept and relationship to theatre as a modern concept meeting nature clarifications, its definition, discussing the term origin and development and following up its contemporary concept through thinkers and philosophers opinions who studied and analyzed the phenomenon beginning with its establisher, the U.S scientist Milton Rokeach who included it in his book the open and the closed mind, "Milton RoKeach" was the first theorist and researcher who introduced this terminology to humanitarians, indicating that dogmatism is not limited to a certain scientific or cognitive field, rather may cognitive and creative scientific fields. In Chapter Two: titled (Libyan theatre between theocratic dogmatism and dogmatic fascism) in which the researcher discussed Ottoman, Italian and British occupation to Libya, and how far Libyan theatre is affected by values organization that governed during foreign occupation, whether religious effect under Turkish occupation or what was known by Ottoman Caliphate as well as what was faced by the Libyan theatre under Italian fascist occupation that affected the Libyan theatrical product and theatrical movement in general in its beginning. Chapter Three: titled (Libyan theatre and post independence political changes) the period extended for about 5 centuries between Royal regime and Gaddafi regime that over through royalty, the so called first of September revolution through which theatre was active at the level of quantity and quality, but theatrical works contents remained unlimited by the nature of every stage while royal regime was cleaving to beliefs and ideologies opposing Nasirist national and revolutionary extension in the 1995 and the 1960, the succeeding system was completely different so that national demographic and motivating discourse controlled over ideological discourse of this stage and most of author's texts met the prevailing discourse and any author tried oppose dogmatic beliefs was chased and even in prison, to clarify ideological violence more extreme than before. In chapter Four: title (applied examples of texts from Libyan theatre) the researcher analyzed some theatrical texts examples for some authors clarifying effects of dogmatic values and beliefs on some theatrical authors products, the researcher discussed examples of theatrical texts written to market and promote the ruling authority's ideology to meet dogmatic values and beliefs of the regime as well as examples that tried to cross demographic barriers and dealing with taboos, also the study identifies the effect of demographic beliefs an artistic and dramatic aspects to build the dramatic text then the researcher discusses the study conclusion and results and recommendations reached by. Of the most Important Study Results: First: Dogmatism affected the Libyans authors in terms of subjects and theatrical works artistic structure which was a case of theatrical text crises and emergence of dogmatic theatre which focused on direct political motivation and propaganda at the expense of theatrical work artistic value. Second: violence imprisonment and exile was the main method of dogmatic mentality for authorities rules Libya to deter authors and theatrical artists who tried to remove dogmatic barriers and cross taboo, religiously and politically. Third: Converting the theatre during most of seasonal festivals to just a media to market and promote the ruling authority's ideology and beliefs, due to agreement between number of authors and dramatists with the authority's dogmatic organization as well as theatre's subjection to control prohibiting displaying anything disagreeing with the ruling authority's beliefs. Fourth: in most cases, beliefs dramatists abandoned theatricality for ideology; some authors were not hesitated in changing historic facts in texts inspired by history to agree with the authority's beliefs and theories. Fifth: Dogmatic mentality restricted theatrical art development in home due to believing in having the absolute fact, answers ready for every human problems and insisting on marketing and enforcing the ruling authority's belief organization. ***
Mohamed M. Z. Eghmea(1-2017)
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دراسة تمهيدية لتتبع بعض الخواص الكيميائية وعلاقتها بالعناصر السمادية في تربة محطة أبحاث كلية الزراعة

أجريت الدراسة بمحطة أبحاث كلية الزراعة سيدي المصري طرابلس، و تهدف هذه الدراسة إلي إعداد مرجعية لتتبع بعض الخواص الكيميائية للتربة و رصد علاقتها بالعناصر السمادية الكبرى في إطار التمهيد لدراسات أكثر شمولية بالخصوص. ومن دراسة التربة لقطعة مزروعة ( A ) و قطعة غير مزروعة ( B ) وجد أن قوام التربة رملي طمي ( Sandy Loam ) بطريقة الهيدروميتر وتحديد رتبة القوام باستخدام مثلث القوام؛ كما تأكد من خلال التحليل الاحصائي ( costat ) المستخدم وجود هناك علاقة طردية قوية في القطعة ( A ) بين النيتروجين الكلي (Total N) وEC ديسمنز/م/25 مo ،%O.M. ،%CaCO3 على التوالي وعلاقة عكسية مع pH . و أوضحت النتائج أن هناك علاقة عكسية بين الفسفور الكلي Total p)) و EC ديسمنز/م/25 مo ، pH ، %CaCO3 بالترتيب وطردياً مع . %O.M ، وتبين أن هناك علاقة عكسية بين البوتاسيوم الذائب ((Soluble K وpH وطردية قوية بينه و بين EC ديسمنز/م/25 مo و %O.M. و %CaCO3 بالترتيب. و نتائج القطعة ( B ) أتضح فيها علاقة طردية بين النيتروجين الكلي Total N)) و pH و %CaCO3 و EC ديسمنز/م/25 مo على التوالي وعكسية مع %O.M ، ووجود علاقة طردية مع الفسفور الكلي ( (Total pو pH و CaCO3 و%O.M. وعكسية مع EC ديسمنز/م/25 مo و البوتاسيوم الذائب ( (Soluble K تناسب طردياً مع %O.M. وpH و%CaCO3 على التوالي ،وعكسياً مع EC ديسمنز/م/25 مo.
هدى أحمد سعيد الحديدي, (1-2022)
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Antioxidant-Antibacterial properties and chemical composition of Bekrari and Bronci Libyan date palm fruits

This study evaluated the cortex, pulp and seed of Libyan Bekrari and Bronci date varieties for antioxidant, antibacterial and nutritional properties using standard methods. For both varieties, tannins, flavonoids, reducing sugars and cardiac glycosides were found in the cortex, pulp, and seed, whereas coumarins were only detected in the cortex and pulp. Saponins were present in seeds and alkaloids were absent in both varieties. The IC50 for Bekrari and Bronci seed and pulp extracts were 0.092 - 0.047 mg/ml and 8.81 - 4.98 mg/ml, respectively. The concentration of cortex extracts to reduce DDPH free radicals by 50 % were recorded at 4.25 and 3.69 mg/ml for Bekrari and Bronci, respectively. The seed extract of Bekrari at 100, 50, 25, and 12.5% showed antibacterial activity against Staphylococcus aureus with inhibition zones 15.6, 13.3, 13, and 12 mm, respectively; and MRSA with inhibition zones 18.3, 16, 14, and 13 mm, respectively. The seed extract of Bronci also inhibited S. aureus and MRSA giving zones of inhibitions 16, 14.5, 12.5, 11 mm and 16.5, 14.2, 12.5, mm respectively, at the various concentrations. The Bronci and Bekrari seeds respectively contained 6.59 - 6.02 % protein, 5.48-6.60 % fat, 8.36-8.25 % moisture, 1.12-1.16 % ash, 38.45-39.60 % fiber, 0.80-1.24 % fructose, 1.05-1.24 % glucose and 1.32-1.56 % sucrose. The Bronci and Bekrari pulp respectively contained 3.47-2.25 % protein, 0.05-0.04 % fat, 7.67-7.84 % moisture, 1.72-1.85 % ash, 2.26-2.74 % fiber, 32.27-37.46 % fructose, 37.17-40.52 % glucose and 37.17-0.10 % sucrose. The Bronci and Bekrari cortex respectively contained 4.87-3.82 % crude protein, 0.65-0.29 % fat, 7.46-4.66 % moisture, 2.74- 1.59 % ash, 17.55-9.79 % fiber 17.95-20.01 % fructose, 17.32-18.41% glucose and 0.01-0.063 % sucrose. These results revealed and highlighted the strong antimicrobial, antioxidant and nutritional potential of Libyan date varieties.
Rabya A Ibrahim Lahmer(2-2021)

Performance Evaluation of First Hop Redundancy Protocol (FHRPv6) with Routing Protocol OSPFv6

Network availability is a key consideration in disaster planning, but it also has critical impacts on everyday life and work. For organizations, network downtime or sluggishness equates to business downtime, at considerable cost to organizations through inefficiency, lost sales, lack of critical data for decisions, and other harmful effects. First hop redundancy protocols (FHRP) are an essential tool for improving the availability of IP networks. In this paper, we evaluate the three particular protocols of FHRPs, namely the Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRPv6), Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRPv3), and Gateway Load Balancing (GLBPv6) using GNS3 tools. The First Hop Redundancy Protocols have been implemented, tested, optimized, and compared to one another in terms of CPU Utilization, Traffic flow, packet loss and convergence time. The comparison indicates which protocol is best in which scenario and which is best among the three protocols.
Mahmud Mansour, Mohamed Alamin Alqomati, Mohmed K. Al-said(3-2022)

Investigation on the presence of antibodies against Chicken Infectious Anemia in Libya using the Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay

Investigation on the presence of antibodies against Chicken Infectious Anemia in Libya using the Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay
Abdulatif Asheg(4-2005)

Effect of organic acids on cecal bacteria count in chicken under heat stress

Effect of organic acids on cecal bacteria count in chicken under heat stress
Abdulatif Asheg(1-2013)

UN TUFFO NELLA STORIA DELLA LINGUA ITALIANA

يتحدث البحث علي تاريخ مراحل تكون اللغة الايطالية مند سقوط الامبراطورية الرومانية، ثم البيزنطية وظهور ادباء ومثقفون، ظلوا منعكفون في تبسيط اللغة وإختيار الكلمات منها من أصل لاتيني ومنها أصل فولقاري أي لجهة عامية تكونت بعد سقوط الامبراطرية الرومانية. وأن هذه اللغة العامية ثم تطويرها وإستحداثها من قبل الادباء والمثقفين في نهاية القرن الحادي عشرميلادي، بداية ب كبير الادباء الايطاليين دانتي اليقيري، وصولا الي الاديب ألسندرو مانزوني في القرن السادس عشر ميلادي. في المقدمة ذكرت تاريخ اللغة الايطالية وأهميتها والدول التي تتحدثها، الباب الاول يتحدث علي علم الصوتيات والقواعد اللغوية التاريخية وأول المخطوطات المكتشفة المتعلقة بذلك، الباب الثاني خصص لأوئل النصوص الادبية القديمة وبداية الاهتمام بتكوين اللغة الايطالية، الباب الثالث يسرد المواجهات والصراعات في القرن السابع ميلادي وهو نقد إستكمال جميع جوانب اللغة النحوية وإعتماد لهجة مدينة فلورنسا كبداية للغة الايطالية. الخاتمة توضح ان اللغة الايطالية مرت بمراحل صعبة ، عند اعتمادها كلغة لكامل الاراضي الايطالية بعد توحيدها في1861 ميلادي ، ومن ذلك الوقت وأدباء اللغة يهتمون بتحسين اللغة الايطالية من الناحية اللغوية والنحوية ، الدراسات السابقة تبين بالتفصيل مراحل تكون اللغة والصعوبات التي واجهتها ، من الدراسات ندكر ، دراسة كلية الاداب في فلورينسا سنة 1937 ميلادي، و دراسات برونو ميليريني سنة 1960 ميلادي.
Taher Lashter(3-2022)
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Detection and molecular characterization of infectious laryngeotracheitis in laying hen in Libya

Detection and molecular characterization of infectious laryngeotracheitis in laying hen in Libya
Abdulatif Asheg(9-2013)
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