COMFORT WOMEN SURVIVING PANDEMICS: FROM ERASURE TO EMBODIED HOPE TOWARDS A FEMINIST-POSTCOLONIAL THEOLOGY OF RADICAL HOSPITALITY by S.A. Bong

“…Through their lived experience as survivors of pandemics, a feminist-postcolonial theology of radical hospitality first critiques biblical narratives of men’s hospitality to men. The parallel stories of Lot’s offer of his virgin daughters (Gen. 19) and the Levite’s offer of his concubine (Judges 19) expose, first, the hierarchisation of male guests over women, as property of men, and secondly, the inviolable creed of hospitality conferred on men by men, that is sustained by the cultural code that marks women’s bodies as violable. …”
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Brumes, brouillards et incertitudes dans John Marchmont’s Legacy (1863) de Mary Elizabeth Braddon by Marion Charret-Del Bove

“…Besides, fog is also a textual device used by the author to symbolize the blurring literary process at the heart of sensational fiction that aimed at shattering the traditional barriers between types of narratives (gothic tales, melodrama...). Eventually, one has to look at Braddon’s use of mist and fog as an attempt at visualizing a part of the Victorian mid-century world with its share of hidden social uncertainties, particularly regarding women’s restricted lives and lack of opportunities.…”
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Formazione, tecnologia e mercati nel contesto di una multinazionale by Elena Bougleux

“… The present paper discusses the hypothesis of a new understanding of the traditional and academic paths in the history of science and technology, trying to introduce a multi-sited and multi-centred approach that overtakes the prevalent current narrations. The hypothesis is discussed considering a relevant case study connected with issues in higher education, scientific and technological competencies and global markets. …”
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Global Conservation, National Park and Local Practices in Siberut Island, West Sumatera by Darmanto Darmanto

“…Discourse of Siberut conservation influenced by biological crisis narrative in the global context, scientific research and government policy. …”
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1874-1875: The Birth of a Fashion Heritage Consciousness in France by Maude Bass-Krueger

“…The analysis of the Histoire du costume, and in particular a careful examination of the method used by Quicherat, shows how Quicherat succeeded in integrating fashion objects as sources into a larger historic narrative.…”
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Le « brouilloscope », un nuancier pour éclairer les troubles de la perception by Helma Korzybska

“…This article looks back at the process of developing that object, starting with the sensory narratives of patients encountered in implantation centres, to show the reflection carried out on graphical interpretation in order to indicate various sensory characteristics and processes (aural and visual). …”
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Paradigmen von Animalität by Sabine Wilke

“…In his work for the theater the autofictional narrator examines the parameters for the staging of human-animal relations and reflects critically on their constitution by making visible the inherent power structures that determine that relationship.…”
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Miguel Hidalgo ou les récits d’une figure emblématique de l’indépendance mexicaine by Dalila Chine

“…Through the textbooks of history from 1960 to 2000, we seek to understand how the narrative of Independence is constructed through the symbol. …”
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Plongée dans les métaphores et représentations liquides de la société numérique by Marc Bernardot

“…In a second part the analysis focuses on the way how the negative and cataclysmic narratives of digital society are discursively shaped and based on “liquid” depictions of opacity, leaks and uncontrolled floods of informations and money’s diversion (2.). …”
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Reiteration of Jane Eyre's Search for the Feminine Subject in Atkinson's Crime Novels by Esra Melikoğlu

“…Kate Atkinson in her first and fourth crime novels, Case Histories and Started Early, Took My Dog, rewrites Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre and other Female Gothic narratives to ponder feminism’s failure to ‘arrive.’ …”
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Artistic creation as a path to immersion in literature: on the example of excerpts from texts with the theme of the Shoah by Milan Mašát

“…The core of the article is the presentation of three excerpts with the theme of the Shoah and the methods of working with them, which were postulated in the intentions of creative activities (literary expressivity). Through a narrative analysis, in this article I answer the following questions: How can texts with Shoah themes be handled in the light of current knowledge of the didactics of literature, and 2. …”
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Future climate or land use? Attribution of changes in surface runoff in a typical Sahelian landscape by Yonaba, Roland, Mounirou, Lawani Adjadi, Tazen, Fowé, Koïta, Mahamadou, Biaou, Angelbert Chabi, Zouré, Cheick Oumar, Queloz, Pierre, Karambiri, Harouna, Yacouba, Hamma

“…The land use change narrative (i.e. conversion of bare areas to croplands) is expected to decrease in surface runoff, albeit minor in comparison to the effect of future climate change. …”
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Identifying the Impacts of Social Movement Mobilization on YouTube: Social Network Analysis by Norhayatun Syamilah Osman, Jae-Hun Kim, Jae-Hong Park, Han-Woo Park

“…Additionally, video affordances such as storytelling, audio–visual effects, and concise narratives enhance viewer interest and engagement, increasing resource mobilization effectiveness. …”
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Diagnostic and Therapeutic Advances of RNAs in Precision Medicine of Gastrointestinal Tumors by Runhan Liu, Jiaxin Zhou, Xiaochen Chen, Jie Zhang, Qunzhi Chen, Xiaoming Liu, Kunhou Yao

“…This review provides a narrative examination of the diagnostic and therapeutic potential of RNA in gastrointestinal cancers, with an emphasis on its application in precision medicine. …”
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DOCUDRAMA GENRE TO REPRESENT RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE IN OBAT MALAM AND SOLUSI TV PROGRAM: A CASE STUDY by Nopita Trihastutie

“…The findings show that producer’s perspective puts emphasis on docudrama genre as a configuration of particular elements, highlights visual narrative aspects, and accentuates qualities of docudrama modes of documentary. …”
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The “found story” in Derviş Zaim’s cinema: Documentary reality through the possibilities of digital cinema by Aslı Güngör

“…This study examines how Zaim incorporates Siegfried Kracauer’s concept of the “found story” into the narrative structure of films, focusing on his use of digital technology while experimenting with different forms and styles within the context of auteur theory. …”
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Neuro-inflammation, depression and fatigue in ESRD: Emerging role of microglia and acupuncture as a new treatment addressing neuro-inflammation in ESRD by Suandika Made, Handayani Rahmaya Nova, Muti Refa Teja

“…The method employed combines a literature review with a narrative review to provide an evaluation of the connection of low-grade systemic inflammation with depression and overload in ESRD patients. …”
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Viajes, comercio y cultura corsa en el noreste venezolano (S. XIX): aproximación histórica a los estereotipos de viaje a través del documental De navíos, ron y chocolate by Edda O.  Samudio Aizpurúa, Johnny V. Barrios-Barrios

“…This exercise is based on the renowned documentary De navíos, ron y chocolate (Roncayolo, 2011), where it is possible to observe the context of this historical period and the economic and sociocultural aspects about the  Corsican presence in eastern Venezuela, which allows a historical approach to the theme of travel through documentation, oral testimonies, dramatization, imaginary perspectives and evocation of historical images, elements that bring the observer closer to narratives,  representations, socio-symbolic aspects and perceptions of Venezuelan culture. …”
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Apocalypse, Gothic and Rupturing of Societal Hierarchy: An Interpretation of Marxian Tendencies in Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Sanghamitra Ghatak

“…The modern adaptation of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, particularly the 2009 film Pride and Prejudice and Zombies, illustrates this dynamic by integrating a gothic and apocalyptic dimension into the narrative. The depiction of a zombie apocalypse in this context can be interpreted as an embodiment of Marx’s critique, where the capitalist system thrives at the expense of the working class, metaphorically represented by the blood-sucking zombies. …”
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The Brain’s Aging Resting State Functional Connectivity by Ali F. Khan, Nada Saleh, Zachary A. Smith

“…Moreover, RSNs exhibit neural plasticity to compensate for the loss of cognitive functions. This narrative review aims to summarize current knowledge from functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) studies on age-related alterations in RSNs. …”
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