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Human thought from one angle is a product of natural phenomenon while from other angles is beyond natural. Some are said to be products of biological, super-natural and the rest of them. But for Leibniz it is a product of immaterial substance which is harmonious in natural. This paper therefore, is an attempt to understand theses mental concept and philosophical problems with an eye of Leibniz immaterial substance called "The Monads"

Throughout much of its history and especially over the past 60 years, Paraguay's domestic and foreign policies have been heavily influenced by Brazil. Through analysis of three key issues: (a) Itaipú, (b) Brazilian migration, and (c) Mercosur, this article argues that contrary to the image cultivated by Itamaraty, relations of hegemony and dependency continue to characterise important aspects of the relationship between the two countries. An analysis of Paraguay's troubled relationship with Brazil, offers a fascinating insight into the workings of asymmetrical relations of power from the often overlooked perspective of the smaller nation.

This article assesses the construction, characteristics and reception of a Nazi pantheon of heroes. It explores the relationship between villains and heroes in the internal dynamics of Nazi ideology before turning to consider three questions. First, did Nazism generate a fundamental transformation of the German national pantheon of heroes? Second, did the Nazis have a cohesive vision of who should populate that pantheon, and why? Third, was non- and anti-Nazi hero-worship obliterated in the Third Reich? Adapted from the source document.