From Mission to Church: Nature, Spatiality, and Catholicism in Kikwit (DRC) by Mick Feyaerts

“…Communities with apostolic functions are located in the western part of the city, while contemplative and intellectual communities are concentrated in the eastern part. …”
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Anjouan (Comores), un nœud dans les réseaux de l’océan Indien. Émergence et rôle d’une société urbaine lettrée et marchande (XVIIe-XXe siècle) by Sophie Blanchy

“…Several factors helped the makabaila make the island a commercial hub, including logistical maritime access and development of towns, which were both economic and intellectual centres producing elite ideology. Unlike that of other Comorian people, the makabaila ethos was linked not to territory but to networks. …”
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De la sécularisation comme dialectique de la préservation et du dépassement : rupture et résurgence chez William Hale-White (« Mark Rutherford ») by Jean-Michel Yvard

“…The first one perceives the “exit from religion” as well as the advent of a radically new moral and intellectual order as a process of iconoclastic abolition and complete inversion of the initial, foundational religious order. …”
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Disseminating our knowledge in an inclusive society: An inaugural editorial statement by Kananga Robert Mukuna

“…It discourses the purpose of the South African Policy of WP6 and its discourses in multiple contexts by adopting innovative and more inclusive techniques for dissemination, intellectual and developmental disability research, and analysis that can reach far beyond the academic walls. …”
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Cognitive Playfulness, Creative Capacity and Generation ‘C’ learners by Tan Jennifer Pei-Ling, McWilliam Erica

“…What emerges from the study is the interesting finding that cognitive playfulness, defined as ‘the learner’s dexterity and agility in terms of intellectual curiosity and imagination/creativity’, is a key factor in predicting students’ valuing of the opportunities that Web 2.0 open-source digital learning affords. …”
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The Criminological Roles and Effects on Peace, Safety and Security in South Africa by Mphatheni Mandlenkosi Richard, Sphamandla Lindani Nkosi

“…Despite the proliferation of criminological journals, monograph series, departments, and degree programmes, it is believed that criminology, as a post-crime society’s intellectual progeny, has adapted to address the difficulties of pre-crime peace, safety, and security in the African continent. …”
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Innovations in Human Resource Management: A Bibliometric Analysis by Redar Hameed Ali, Alena E. Fedorova

“…The present study investigates how research related to innovation is constructed using various intellectual frameworks as well as identifies pertinent references, authors, themes, and journals. …”
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The Covid-19 Era: An Examination of the 5G Conspiracy Theory and the Challenges of Educating Children in Nigeria by Kelechi Johnmary Ani

“…It found that parents who aligned themselves with the social conspiracies and social constructivism of the Covid 19, avoided e-forms of educational training for their children and that negatively affected the child-learners as they lost time and necessary intellectual empowerment within that period. It recommends increased use of e-learning platforms to teach children in all government and private teaching establishments in Nigeria.…”
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Organizational and legal aspects of ensuring infrastructural interaction between business and higher education by Yu. V. Kotelevskaya

“…The legal foundations’ study for ensuring infrastructural interaction between business and higher education is the basis for building a hypothesis about the need to improve the conditions for the effective use of scientific developments, the development of intellectual capital and commercialization, as well as for the practical applicability of research achievements. …”
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The Phenomenological Methodology of Art: According to Dufrenne’s and Heidegger’s Thoughts by Shamsalmolok Mostafavi

“…To achieve this, we will first refer briefly to the ideas of M.Dufrenne (who is somewhat faithful to Husserl's intellectual tradition) to reveal to him how the phenomenology of aesthetic experience. …”
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Jean-Philippe Toussaint : un minimalisme dantesque by Claire Olivier

“…In six circles, taking us from the multimedia work L’Enfer (Inferno), the highlight of the 2012 “Livre/Louvre” exhibition, to the show “Au milieu du chemin de notre vie” (“Midway along the path of our life”), jointly created with the group A Filetta and visual artist Ange Leccia to mark the seven-hundredth anniversary of the poet’s death in 2021, this article takes us on an artistic, intellectual and sensitive exploration of Toussaint’s words and images.…”
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Sofística e Retórica no Górgias de Platão by Daniel R. N. Lopes

“…The general idea pursued in this essay is that rhetoric integrates the sophistic education represented paradigmatically by Protagoras as a necessary means for the citizen to take part in the deliberative institutions of a democratic city (Counsel and Assembly), whereas in the case of Gorgias rhetoric – and more specifically, the judiciary species – consists in the end itself of his pedagogical activity, and not as a means to a wider moral and intellectual education – that is to say, the teaching of political art, identified with moral virtue in Plato’s Protagoras.…”
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Une « culture de guerre universitaire » ? L’expérience des professeurs de l’enseignement secondaire français mobilisés dans la Grande Guerre by Matthieu Devigne

“…More precisely, this paper explains how secondary school teachers (a contingent composed of little more than 500 men, among whom Marc Bloch, Jules Isaac, Charles Delvert and other former students of the Ecole Normale Supérieure) have employed their intellectual skills and cultural references to cope with the conflict, both accepting and rejecting some of its principles.…”
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Des œuvres en morceaux et des trous sur les murs. La difficulté d’écrire la vie des œuvres du Pérugin au XIXe siècle by Éloïse Dumas

“…That was when a process of material, intellectual and emotional appropriation began. In Perugia, their absence gave way to a memory that froze scholarship and contributed to the crystallisation of the collective consciousness. …”
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Digital Texts in Practice by Christian Wittern

“…As a student of intellectual, religious, and cultural developments in areas of the Chinese cultural sphere, my initial motivation for engaging with digital texts thirty years ago was to open up the new possibilities that the digital medium offered to researchers, without losing any of the affordances of a traditional printed edition. …”
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Eleanor Roosevelt’s Peculiar Pacifism: Activism, Pragmatism, and Political Efficacy in Interwar America by Dario Fazzi

“…Although her biographers have stressed the impact of this period on her political and intellectual formation, a systematic account of her contribution to the shaping of the American interwar pacifism is still missing and this is precisely the broad scope of my article. …”
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Mercedes Cabello de Carbonera en la prensa de París y Nueva York: modernidad transatlántica y proyecto americanista by Mónica Cárdenas Moreno, Ronald Briggs

“…Through these channels, Mercedes Cabello becomes a recognized interlocutor in dialogue with authors from the English- and French-speaking world, and capable therefore not only of refuting the dominance of Spanish over Spanish American writers, but also of defending intellectual Latin Americanism, and within it, women’s participation in cultural and international political debates at the end of the nineteenth century. …”
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La problématisation dans l’apprentissage du management en filière d’ingénieur by Jean Vannereau, Denis Lemaître

“…On this basis, we propose to relate the framing of problems to the intellectual and social position adopted by the students, defined by the concept of ethos. …”
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Militarised Safety: Politics of Exclusion by Ayesha Sarfraz, Arsalan Rafique

“…Unlike the West, which has come to terms with violence through constant memorialization, multidisciplinary discourse and legislature, cities in the developing world lack audible intellectual trajectories. Therefore, studies on the merits of the non-Western conditions of conflict must take into account the complex structures of organization of society, politics, religion and ethnicities, as a result of the globalization of violence. …”
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A Night at the Pictures : A Christmas Carol et la séduction du simulacra by Florent Christol

“…But A Christmas Carol, as a ghost story, unashamedly belongs to the popular tradition of romance, a genre known to foster pathos and lull the reader into an intellectual slumber through exotic images of far-away lands and heroic adventures. …”
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