2025
Vol 17, No 64 (2025): A Thematic Framework for Communication and Mass Media Education: Global Metatheme Literacies
This article introduces the Metatheme Framework for Communication and Mass Media Education, a curriculum model that embeds universal yet culturally grounded themes—identity, belonging, alienation, cultural relevance, resilience, and time—at the heart of media pedagogy. Drawing on Paulo Freire’s critical pedagogy (Freire, 1970), Paul Ricoeur’s theory of narrative identity (Ricoeur, 1984), Fredric Jameson’s concept of the political unconscious (Jameson, 1981), and James A. Banks’s principles of culturally responsive education (Banks, 2015), the framework advances beyond existing critical media literacy models by systematically pairing canonical theories (e.g., Hall’s encoding/decoding, Herman & Chomsky’s propaganda model) with grassroots and community-produced media artefacts.
Vol 17, No 63 (2025): Farklı Türlerde Egzersiz Yapan Kadınların Egzersiz Bağımlılıkları ve Sosyal Görünüm Kaygıları Arasındaki İlişkinin İncel
Farklı Türlerde Egzersiz Yapan Kadınların Egzersiz Bağımlılıkları ve Sosyal Görünüm Kaygıları Arasındaki İlişkinin İncelenmesi
Bu araştırmanın amacı, farklı egzersiz türleriyle uğraşan kadınların egzersiz bağımlılığı ile sosyal görünüm kaygısı arasındaki ilişkiyi ve demografik değişkenlere göre farklılıkları incelemektir. Kırşehir’de yaşayan ve düzenli egzersiz yapan 388 kadın katılımcıdan elde edilen veriler, Tanıtıcı Özellikler Anketi, Sosyal Görünüş Kaygısı Ölçeği (SGKÖ) ve Egzersiz Bağımlılığı Ölçeği (EBÖ) ile toplanmıştır. Araştırma ilişkisel tarama modelinde yürütülmüş, veriler SPSS 25.0 programında analiz edilmiştir. Normallik için Shapiro-Wilk testi, grup farkları için t-testi ve ANOVA, anlamlı farkların kaynağını belirlemek için Scheffe testi uygulanmıştır...
An Investigation of the Relationship Between Exercise Addiction and Social Appearance Concerns in Women Engaged in Different Types of Exercise
The aim of this study is to examine the relationship between exercise addiction and social appearance anxiety among women engaged in different types of exercise, as well as to identify differences based on demographic variables. Data were collected from 388 women residing in Kırşehir who regularly participate in exercise, using the Personal Information Questionnaire, the Social Appearance Anxiety Scale (SAAS), and the Exercise Dependence Scale (EDS). The study was conducted using a correlational survey model, and the data were analyzed with SPSS 25.0. The Shapiro–Wilk test was used to assess normality, while t-tests and ANOVA were applied to compare groups; Scheffe’s test was performed to determine the source of significant differences...
Vol 17, No 62 (2025): Epistemology and Urban Decay in Daybreak with Angels and Preludes: Literary Pathways to Curriculum Theory
Vol 17, No 61 (2025): Effective Assessment Strategies in TESOL: An Analytical Review of Principles and Practices for L2 Students
Assessment plays a pivotal role in TESOL, influencing both language acquisition and pedagogical effectiveness. This study offers an analytical synthesis of recent literature to examine effective assessment strategies in TESOL, focusing on formative and summative assessment models, alternative assessment approaches, and their alignment with cognitive load theory (CLT). By synthesising research from peer-reviewed studies across ERIC, JSTOR, and Google Scholar, this study highlights best practices in TESOL assessment that enhance learner performance, engagement, and long-term language retention. Findings indicate that well-structured formative assessments tailored to minimise extraneous cognitive load significantly improve student outcomes. Additionally, alternative assessments such as portfolio-based evaluations, dynamic assessments, and technology-enhanced assessments provide greater inclusivity and learner autonomy. However, challenges persist in maintaining assessment reliability, standardisation, and practicality in diverse TESOL contexts. This paper concludes by proposing evidence-based recommendations for refining assessment design in TESOL, ensuring validity, equity, and alignment with language proficiency frameworks.
Vol 16, No 60 (2025): Nuri İyem’in “Nalbant” Eserinin Erwin Panofsky’nin İkonografik ve İkonolojik Eleştiri Yöntemiyle Analizi
20. yüzyıl Türk resminin önde gelen sanatçılarından biri olan Nuri İyem, eserlerinde toplumsal gerçekçilik anlayışını benimseyen, figüratif anlatımı güçlü bir ressam olarak dikkat çeker. Anadolu insanını, özellikle kadınları ve emekçileri sade fakat derinlikli bir biçimde yansıttığı yapıtlarıyla tanınır. Bu çalışmada sanatçının kırsal yaşamı ve emeği merkezine aldığı “Nalbant” isimli eseri, Alman sanat tarihçisi Erwin Panofsky tarafından geliştirilen “İkonografik ve İkonolojik Sanat Eleştirisi Yöntemi” temel alınarak analiz edilmiştir.
Vol 16, No 59 (2025): Iconographic and Iconological Criticism of Nuri İyem's "Blacksmith" by Erwin Panofsky
Vol 16, No 58 (2025): The Politics of Representation: Comparative Biographical Analyses of Lilie Chouliaraki, Judith Butler and Zoë Wicomb in
Vol 16, No 57 (2025): Rubrics and Rubicon of Activism and Advocacy - Poetry of Alienation - Themes and Motifs
Vol 16, No 56 (2025): Framing Experience Through Language Awareness Part 2: Practical Strategies and Critical Language Awareness in TESOL
2024
Vol 15, No 55 (2024): Framing Experience Through Language Awareness Part 1: Theoretical Foundations of Language Awareness in TESOL
Language awareness in TESOL encompasses an educator’s understanding of the historical evolution of English, phonological principles, and accent variation. Part 1 explores how English has been shaped by socio-political forces and linguistic influences, providing educators with a deeper insight into its dynamic development. By addressing place and manner of articulation, rhythm, stress, intonation, and regional English varieties, TESOL practitioners can enhance students' pronunciation skills and cultural awareness. Additionally, recognising English’s linguistic commonalities with other Germanic and Romance languages facilitates vocabulary acquisition, helping learners draw connections between English and their native languages.
Vol 15, No 54 (2024): Skill-Oriented Education for a Liberalised Economy - The Case for India
Vol 15, No 53 (2024): Evolving Landscape of Micro-Credentialing in the Digital Age
JAMMO Editorial Chief, Prof. Dr. Paul Silva Interviews Prof. Dr. Ilona Buchem Professor of Communication and Media Studies, Head of the Communication Laboratory, Department of Economics and Social Sciences, Berlin University of Technology
Vol 15, No 52 (2024): The Effectiveness of the Functional Inductive Approach in Teaching Speaking Skills
Vol 14, No 51 (2024): The Challenges of Neurotechnological Innovations and Algorithmic Culture
Vol 14, No 50 (2024): 'You Can't Get Lost in Cape Town' by Zoë Wicomb: Decoding Democratic Discourse: Examining Authority and Gender...
This essay explores the complex literary analysis of Zoë Wicomb's widely read book "You Can't Get Lost in Cape Town,” paying particular attention to how the story undermines authority and gender norms. Employing a qualitative approach founded in literary criticism, the study dives into the intricate layers of Wicomb's work, giving light on the character dynamics, socio-political circumstances, and power structures woven into the fabric of the tale.
Vol 14, No 49 (2024): Book Review: Investigating Religious Education and Crime in Turkish Prisons
Vol 14, No 48 (2024): Unravelling Cosmic Mysteries A Review of Santos Bonacci's Astro-Theological Discourse: “Know Thyself: The Oracle of Delp
2022
Vol 13, No 47 (2022): Patriarchy and Women - A Focus on Development and Progress in Southern India
Puja Mondal: Active Participation of Rural Women in Panchayat Raj System
Vol 13, No 46 (2022): End times Syncretism: The Abrahamic Faiths - Commonalities and Divergence - an Islamic Perspective
Much has been made about the Abrahamic Faiths monotheism, yet Christianity’s concept of G-d is almost alien to that of Islam, and although Judaism shares the belief that God has no son as does Islam, nonetheless it has a unique perception about who the messiah is and what constitutes the messianic lineages and message quite differently from the dominant positions of orthodox Christianity or Islam.
To explore the eschatology of the Abrahamic faiths in respect of end times, these series of interviews will endeavour to establish core paradigms relating to the Divine and G-dhood, Mankind as created being, Heavens as After-life Worlds and Before-Earthly Life Worlds, Hell as a real domain or as a state of existence, Salvation and Redemption from what into what? Judgement, and the End-time.
Vol 12, No 45 (2022): Kemetic Beliefs Different from the Abrahamic Faiths - An Introduction
Prof. Dr. Paul Ade Silva & PTR LM Dumizulu discuss polytheism or henotheism as the basis of all religious ideologies from the Kemetic-Afrikan civilisation till today.
2021
2020
Vol 11, No 41 (2020): CORONAVIRUS MUSINGS OF AN IMAM
Prof. Dr. Sahib Mustaqim Bleher
From the start of the year, the “new coronavirus”, subsequently named Covid-19, dominated not only the media but also the lives of people across the globe. What began as the announcement of a medical emergency and likely pandemic, emanating from Wuhan in China, soon took on greater dimensions. The media incessantly talked about nothing else and became obsessed with death figures; all other news disappeared, neither war nor terrorism seemed to exist anymore in the Covid world.
Vol 11, No 40 (2020): Prof. Dr. Paul Ade Silva, Editor of JAMMO, Interviews Khalil Charles, Deputy Editor News TRT World & Editor Middle East
Has the News Media been a force for good in the world, or is it just a manipulative institution serving the interest of the “great powers” in view of the concentration of media ownership in few hands?
I am not sure the media per se has been a force for good. Sadly, it has been used as part of the system which perpetuates and exacerbates differences rather than the similarities that we have as human beings.
The over concentration with disaster and death still sadden me. When all is said and done, the media and particularly the news industry is about reflecting the values of your employer.
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