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    Fortunatov as a researcher of the Carolingian Renaissance by T.N. Ivanova, N.N. Ageeva

    Published 2017-08-01
    “…The paper analyzes his views on the era of Charlemagne concerning a number of debatable problems (the validity of the term “Carolingian Renaissance”, the personality of Alcuin and his role in the development of the medieval school, the correlation of the ancient and early Christian heritage in the intellectual culture of the 8th – 9th centuries, the character of the relations of Charlemagne and Alcuin). …”
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    Navigating The Landscape Of Innovation & Entrepreneurship In Pakistan: A Review by Muhammad Iftikhar Hanif, Asif Maqsood Butt, Omaima Asif

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…However, for innovation and entrepreneurship to live up to their potential, several problems need to be resolved, including bureaucracy and corruption, poor intellectual property protection, inadequate research and development, and limited access to capital. …”
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    THE TOURISM POTENTIAL AND EFFECTIVE MANAGEMENT OF RURAL HERITAGE ASSETS THROUGH THEME ROUTES by Tibor Gonda, Monika Pentz

    Published 2023-11-01
    “…However, these products are not only about preserving values and exploiting them for economic purposes, but also about adding high intellectual capital, community collaboration or environmental awareness raising, social responsibility or even education for sustainability. …”
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    Nuevas prácticas curatoriales en los museos de San Luis Potosí. El Arte Contemporáneo visto desde plataformas virtuales by Jorge Arturo Mirabal Venegas, María Clara Ortega Guzmán

    Published 2023-01-01
    “…This paper addresses critical elements regarding contemporary art museums located in the city of San Luis Potosí, Mexico, in which the practices of curation of plastic and non-object works are applied in virtual media, which are evidencing the need to generate curatorial works carried out with greater professional and intellectual quality of a digital nature. The foregoing will be directly visible on the various virtual platforms currently offered, since this event marks a turning point in the Mexican artistic field. …”
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    A new paradigm in PhD education: mapping and integrating psychosocial competencies to the PhD curriculum by Diane A. Safer, Victoria H. Freedman, Arther B. Markman

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…The development of a PhD student into a professional requires intellectual, technical, and psychosocial competencies. …”
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    Peut-on modéliser les activités physiques en éducation physique et sportive en termes de problématisation ? L’exemple de la course de haies by Alain Le Bas

    Published 2011-06-01
    “….: - A multidimentional process, involving problem positioning, problem building and problem solving, - A process of searching from the unknown to the known, - A dialectic procedure funded on facts, ideas, experiences and theories, - A theoretical thinking delimited by intellectual, technical and programatical norms, - A functional modelisation allowing an approach to reality without pretending to describe and reproduce reality as a whole. …”
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    المصادر اللاوثائقیة للتدوین والتألیف فى العالم الاسلامى :دراسة فى الروایة الشفهیة لدى علماء المسلمین... by د. یاسر رجب على

    Published 2017-07-01
    “…The research revolves around the issue of the oral narration of Muslimscientists and the statement of its role as one of the non-documentarysources of codification and authorship in the Islamic world as one of the mainbranches that contributed - besides documentary sources - to intellectual andcultural development in the Arab-Islamic civilization, as well as the close linkbetween the oral novel itself and the codification and composition of Muslimscientists, The objectives of the research were to identify the oral narrative,both in terms of its structure and sources, as well as the factors and aspectsthat influenced it, with its types and sections, and the disclosure of itsconditions and controls, as well as the stages and phases of the oral novel.Theoretical or documentary ; The study was focused on books andliterature for the purpose of extracting the data and facts required of it. …”
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    Theatre and Psychoanalysis: or Jung on Martin Crimp's Stage: “100 Words” by Solange Ayache

    Published 2009-12-01
    “…By foiling these “attempts on her life”, her aphasia reflects the vain pretensions of language and points both at the failure of the scientific purpose of psychoanalysis and at the “pointlessness” of the intellectual debate. Crimp’s collage itself is a criticism of the temptation to make uncompromising statements about one’s life and motives. …”
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    The Historical Sociology of Rural-Urban Development by James Scott: Against Simplifications by A. M. Nikulin

    Published 2024-12-01
    “…This topic is presented especially deeply and comprehensively in Scott's monographs of his late intellectual period: 'Seeing Like a State' (1998), 'The Art of Being Ungovernable' (2006), and 'Against the Grain' (2016). …”
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    The Roman catastrophe of 1527 in the Italian Wars, or Sacco di Roma: analysis of the historical interpretation of the event by several contemporaries by Pavlov Kirill Vladimirovich

    Published 2024-12-01
    “…As a result of considering both a number of sources and their historiographical analysis in the discourse of intellectual history the author concludes that the most logically compromising reflection of what happened around Sacco di Roma was made by the Florentine diplomat and historian of the Italian Wars era, Francesco Vettori, who pointed out the crisis of the institution of the papacy in the Italian politics of his time. …”
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    The history of science through the prism of race by Elise K. Burton, Sayori Ghoshal, James Poskett

    Published 2024-01-01
    “…Indeed, no historical account of any scientific field can be complete without acknowledging the role of race as an intellectual, social or economic factor. We substantiate this argument through a synthetic review of three overlapping threads in the historiography of science. …”
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    Postcolonialité et archive : le cas du roman de l’après-guerre et l’héritage du conflit armé au Guatemala by Mónica Quijano

    Published 2014-09-01
    “…Second, because the intellectual elites appropriated this discourse, which left out all speech not belonging to the tradition created by these circles. …”
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  13. 1373

    ON THE ISSUE ABOUT THE EFFECTIVENESS OF NARRATIVE ADVERTISING IN POPULAR SCIENCE JOURNALS by E. V. Shcherbakova, D. M. Belugina, E. V. Zvonova

    Published 2020-09-01
    “…The research results may be of interest for professionals working in the field of advertising, especially in the field of advertising of intellectual services.…”
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    A Critical Review on the Book Dissection of ISIL: Essence, Organizational Structure, Inductions and Results by S. Motahareh Hosseyni, Razieh Mousavyfar, Fatemeh Eidi

    Published 2021-08-01
    “…This book discusses the intellectual and ideological essence of ISIL, its history and formation, its organizational structure, its inducts and tactics, its media inducts, its army and militia, its economy and finance, why this group arose and collapsed, and the chances and threats of ISIL for Iranian foreign policy and proposes for countering with this group. …”
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    Did God Cause the World by an Act of Free Will, According to Aristotle? A Reading Based on Thomistic Insights by Carlos A. Casanova

    Published 2025-01-01
    “…In such passages, Aristotle holds that (1) God’s causal power must be exercised not in proportion to the magnitude of divine power, but to the requirements of the effect; (2) such a way of acting is similar to human power; (3) nature is subject to teleology because it is caused by an intellectual power; (4) God is the highest intelligible and the highest good, totally autarchic; and (5) just as the highest intelligible is simultaneously also intellect, so too is the highest good simultaneously also will.…”
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    Discontinuity in the history of taphonomy: rediscovery of early works during the second half of the twentieth century by André Silva, Hermínio Ismael de Araújo Júnior, Rodolfo Dino

    Published 2024-12-01
    “…Such factors are not restricted to the intellectual content of papers and books produced by researchers but have to do also with linguistic, cultural, historical, and institutional matters, which have shaped and conditioned the reception of ideas and concepts within Paleontology during the twentieth century. …”
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    Diabetes Mellitus Secondary to Acute Pancreatitis in a Child with Wolf-Hirschhorn Syndrome by Asma Deeb

    Published 2017-01-01
    “…It is characterized by typical fascial features and a varying degree of intellectual disabilities and multiple systemic involvement. …”
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    Analysis of Influencing Factors of Teaching Effect Based on Structural Equation Model by Xin Xu

    Published 2021-01-01
    “…This article uses the structural equation model as an analysis tool, starting from the three aspects of teachers, cases, and students to evaluate the application effect of the case teaching method in the classroom teaching of intellectual property law course and construct a structural equation model of the influencing factors of the case teaching effect. …”
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    Writing systems: political and bibliological issues by Krzysztof Migoń

    Published 2024-08-01
    “…The following spheres are of primary significance: (1) The creation of scripts for languages and ethnic groups whose languages are unwritten; (2) The alterations of writing systems introduced by state, religious authorities, and/or intellectual elites; (3) The quantity of writings used in one language; (4) The great number of writings used in one state; (5) Writing as the means of upholding national and religious heritage; (6) The national and local variants of "universal" writings as a form of political manifestation. …”
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