The art of failure in translating a Navajo poem by Anthony K. Webster

“…Mostly, though, this article is a contemplative exercise in the art of failure and in attending to the value of such an intellectual and aesthetic endeavor.…”
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Cartão-postal fotográfico e balnearização das cidades litorâneas : o caso de Royan (1895-1920) by Benjamin Caillaud

“…Using a visual rhetoric that is specific to the postcard, Fernand Braun “invents” the landscape of Royan’s shores and spreads a modern aesthetic of the Atlantic coastline.…”
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Editorial: The application of bioactive materials in bone repair by Yori Endo, Elena Giunta, Elena Giunta, Jessica Mroueh, William McCarthy, Nina Graf

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Sur quelques films “sylphiques” by Charlie Hewison

“…In the context of atmosphere studies, it seems of the utmost interest to examine - both technically and aesthetically - the more or less invisible active forces in the air around us, and particularly the different ways in which these forces can be made explicit. …”
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‘Diaphaneitè’ and Dante: a New Perspective on Pater’s Early Essay by Julia Straub

“…Dante, it is argued, attracted Pater’s attention for moral and aesthetic reasons. It is by examining Dante’s presence in Pater’s texts, and particularly in ‘Diaphaneitè’, that we can find central clues to an understanding of Pater’s concepts of beauty and culture. …”
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Jedermann de Hugo von Hofmannsthal et de Felix Mitterer by Diane de Wrangel

“…Each in its own way, these plays enter into dialogue with the society of their time by re-actualising the aesthetic forms of the past.…”
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Visual Hybridity: Margaret Murray Cookesley’s Orientalist Aestheticism by Julia Kuehn

“…What makes her oeuvre fascinating in the context of British Aestheticism is that she successfully combined artistic principles adopted from the Aesthetic Movement with the Eastern subject matter inherited from the Orientalist painting tradition. …”
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Identification and Spatial Mapping of Locality of Streetscapes in Shanghai Hengfu Historic and Cultural Preservation Area by Yuhan SHAO, Sinan YIN, Dongbo MA, Yuting YIN

“…ObjectiveAs one of the major open spaces, urban streets not only carry the transportation function, but also promote social interaction and economic growth, while displaying the aesthetic, cultural and historical characteristics of the city. …”
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THE OCCURRENCE OF CONTRACTURE AND THE SEVERITY OF BURN INJURIES AMONG BURN PATIENTS TREATED AT DR. SOETOMO GENERAL ACADEMIC HOSPITAL, SURABAYA, INDONESIA (2020-2022) by Gifta Marshanda Qanitah Hamiseno, Iswinarno Doso Saputro, Diah Mira Indramaya, Lobredia Zarasade

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Luteolin Attenuates IL-1β-Induced THP-1 Adhesion to ARPE-19 Cells via Suppression of NF-κB and MAPK Pathways by Wen-Chung Huang, Chian-Jiun Liou, Szu-Chuan Shen, Sindy Hu, Chien-Yu Hsiao, Shu-Ju Wu

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SOME ASPECTS OF TEETH ERUPTION. A LITERATURE REVIEW by L.V. Smaglyuk, Н.V. Voronkova, A.Y. Karasiunok

“…Thus, the altered passive eruption is an unusual physiological variation in the morphology of the dental-gum complex, which leads to aesthetic disorders and is considered a risk factor for periodontal disease. …”
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Barnehagelærarars refleksjonar over høgtlesing med fleirspråklege barn by Randi Høyland

“…The teachers’ reading practices were rationalized by providing children with content understanding, but they also promoted aesthetic experiences and language stimulation. Teachers’ reflections on the multilingual context implied evaluations of children’s skills and language proficiency in Norwegian and served as a basis for simplifying the picture book content. …”
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CLINICAL PROFILE AND MANAGEMENT OF HYPERTROPHIC SCARS AT DR. SOETOMO GENERAL ACADEMIC HOSPITAL SURABAYA, INDONESIA by Arda Rahmanisa Perdanakusuma, Iswinarno Doso Saputro, Evy Evrianti

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The Contemporary Critical Reception of Walter Pater: Retrospective and Proleptical Views by Geoffrey Sadock

“…By showing the shift from hostile modernism to a more open and inclusive conception of his literary persona, I explain why Pater is no longer dismissed as precieux and inconsequential by the guardians of High Culture (such as Eliot) but is recognized as an original who synthesized personal preoccupations and aesthetic/critical response to various art forms, nature, and persons. …”
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Notes on the Modern Greek Literary Model (From Its Beginnings to the 1930s) by Fotiny Christakoudy-Konstantinidou

“…The study explores the interplay of internal and external cultural influences throughout this extended period, highlighting their impact on the aesthetic (self)definition of contemporary Greek literature. …”
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Biology and Management of the Bermudagrass Mite, Eriophyes cynodoniensis by Pablo Agustin Boeri, Nicole D. Benda, Joseph Bryan Unruh, Adam G. Dale

“…Mites cause leaf and bud galls, which can lead to severe aesthetic damage and plant decline or death in high-maintenance areas with low tolerance for plant damage. …”
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Comment (sa)voir ? Diana of the Crossways de George Meredith : la transparence paradoxale by Marina Poisson

“…What are the hermeneutical, ethical and aesthetical implications of transparency? In a first movement, the article studies the moral quest for transparency as a natural virtue contrasting with the social vices of hypocrisy and opaqueness. …”
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Faire voir l'Orient : réflexion sur un artifice victorien by Laurent Bury

“…A vision of the East was thus elaborated to fit the expectations of the public, a vision that was aesthetically more satisfactory than would have been a faithful reproduction of reality.…”
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Le jardin japonais en Europe by Ursula Wieser Benedetti

“…It appears as though these typologies may well have left a very profound imprint on the aesthetic representation of the Japanese Garden in the Western World.…”
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Mary Colter au Grand Canyon ou l’invention d’un paysage by Patrick Pérez

“…For it to become an admired landscape embedded in the practise of tourism, a shared aesthetic perception needed to be built. Scientists, painters, and photographers were the artisans of the first taming of this landscape. …”
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