Spinoza and the Possibility of Adequate Ideas by Thaddeus Robinson

“…However, it seems there can be no finite mind for which this is true; finite minds come to be and exist within a deterministic causal nexus, and the causal antecedents of every idea in a mind will ultimately stretch far beyond it. I call this the External Cause Objection. …”
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“From in the light I touched the light” by Anne-Laure Tissut

“…Indeed text and image carry each other beyond their own limitations through a fertile dynamics of mutations, aptly reflecting what happens in the story. …”
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From Dog Alterity to Canine Sublime: A Cross-Century Reading of Victorian Fiction by Georges Letissier

“…It starts from the assumption that literature is where humans can encounter and confront the alterity of animal kind in ways that attempt to move beyond anthropomorphism/centrism. This reversal of perspective, whereby the animal is no longer seen as man’s adjunct, is all the more perplexing in the case of dogs, generally described through the tight bond they hold with their masters. …”
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Unique Information Through the Lens of Channel Ordering: An Introduction and Review by Pradeep Kr. Banerjee

“…In this work, we investigate the properties of the unique information, an information measure that quantifies a deviation from the Blackwell order. Beyond providing an accessible introduction to the topic from a channel ordering perspective, we present a novel resource-theoretic characterization of unique information in a cryptographic task related to secret key agreement. …”
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Agrarian Problems in the New Republic by Barbara Karsky

“…In attempting to interpret these movements beyond their immediate agrarian grievances in a larger political framework of nation‑making, the works of David Szatmary and Thomas Slaughter, published in the 1980s, earned an important place in the scholarship of rural protest. …”
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Ìgbélárugẹ Èdè: Akinwumi Isola’s Model for Promoting African Languages by Akinloye Ojo

“…These highlighted areas go beyond now fashionable and expressed goal of focusing on literature in African languages (splendor in African languages) onto push for fairness for languages and their speakers (linguistic justice). …”
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Perigosas brincadeiras:a infância em Marcelo Mirisola e Furio Lonza by Renan Ji

“…In the midst of a fun inversion of values (which also targets society‘s contradictions and even artistic and intellectual celebrities), Mirisola and Lonza bring the possibility of questioning and rethinking our conception of what is childhood, beyond innocence, colorful toys and ideals of education and subjectivisation.…”
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Les maisons romaines précoces de l’oppidum de La Sioutat à Roquelaure (Gers) : bilan des recherches récentes by Philippe Gardes

“…It was a prestige house whose location, but also its outside dimensions or rich wall decoration are an indication of the high social status of its owner. Beyond that, the Roquelaure oppidum raises the question of how in practice indigenous settlements turned into towns in the second half of the 1st c. …”
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Representing Violence in Lionel Asbo by Martin Amis: ‘Extremely Lout and Incredibly Gross’ by Anne-Laure Fortin-Tournès

“…Amis’s idiosyncratic anti-hero, Lionel Asbo, plays the role of a catalyst of violence in a novel where incest, teenage pregnancy and dodgy dealings have become the rule in a ghettoized London. But beyond the representation of ubiquitous forms of social violence, however, it is Amis’s own idiosyncratic style that introduces transgressive violence into the novel, as it allows for an imagined London underworld to surface in the text. …”
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Futuros en contrapunto: proyección, predicción y deseo en maya yucateco by Valentina Vapnarsky

“…Yucatec Maya distinguishes between two major perspectives of the future: a future of predetermined events beyond the control of human action, which are known but are disconnected from present action (bíin), and a future in continuity with the potentialities of the speech event and the contemporary world, expressed by a broad range of other prospective forms: imminent and ingressive mika’aj, deontic and projective yan, desiderative tak, assertive je’el, etc. …”
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One More Word: The Translator’s Archive in Secession with Insecession by Angela Carr

“…Beside Pato’s Secession, Moure’s Insecession, is not only a creative work — inscribed both between and beyond the translation and the original — but also an archive of the encounter of translation. …”
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Pukka English and the Language of the Other in E. M. Forster’s A Passage to India by Catherine Lanone

“…Ironically subverting the use of signifiers like « pukka », Forster seeks to open up the text to the very otherness of Indian culture, moving beyond the annihilating echo of the caves to enhance what McBratney sees as the voice of the subaltern in the text, through the orality of songs. …”
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Modern Approach to Ureteral Stones by Geert G. Tailly

“…Open surgery should only be reserved for limited and very specific indications. Although beyond the scope of this article, metaphylaxis should take an important role in the follow-up of stone patients in general.…”
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Ennahdha et les salafistes : la construction relationnelle de la « modération » by Théo Blanc

“…This article proposes to go beyond the institutionalist lens of the inclusion-moderation theory and the asymmetrical approach of the cooperation-moderation theory by pointing out how Ennahdha’s moderation was articulated in a double pressure between secular actors and radical Islamic actors (Salafis). …”
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Inscription and interpretation of text: a cultural hermeneutic examination of virtual community by Gary Burnett, Michael H. Dickey, Michelle M. Kazmer, Katherine M. Chudoba

“…While they transfer information, texts also provide information within a social context, and create an expanding archive of socially-contextualized information well beyond the capabilities of any individual participant. …”
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COMFORT WOMEN SURVIVING PANDEMICS: FROM ERASURE TO EMBODIED HOPE TOWARDS A FEMINIST-POSTCOLONIAL THEOLOGY OF RADICAL HOSPITALITY by S.A. Bong

“…Secondly, the article argues that extending hospitality to comfort women (for example, war reparations) goes beyond the “law of ekstasis”, as touted in Fratelli Tutti, as comfort women themselves embody love, reciprocity, and inclusion. …”
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Generalized Hydrodynamics: A Perspective by Benjamin Doyon, Sarang Gopalakrishnan, Frederik Møller, Jörg Schmiedmayer, Romain Vasseur

“…GHD has successfully settled several long-standing questions about one-dimensional transport; it has also been leveraged to study dynamical questions beyond the transport of conserved quantities and to systems that are not integrable. …”
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INTEGRATING THEORY AND PRAXIS IN EMPIRICAL MISSIOLOGY by M. Ehmann

“…The article briefly presents the pedagogical model and the methodology behind this concept and then reflects critically, from a missiological perspective, on the prospects and limits of teaching practical science and action research in the academic setting of a University of Applied Science in Germany and beyond. …”
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MRI Texture Analysis in Multiple Sclerosis by Yunyan Zhang

“…Texture analysis evaluates interpixel relationships that generate characteristic organizational patterns in an image, many of which are beyond the ability of visual perception. Given its promise detecting subtle structural alterations texture analysis may be an attractive means to evaluate disease activity and evolution. …”
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Disaster Tips for People with Disabilities by Carolyn S. Wilken

“…People with disabilities may have special needs that go beyond the basic supplies list. The tips in this document were recommended by the U.S. …”
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