Prozesky, M. 2019. Honest to Goodness: An Ethical and Spiritual Odyssey. Eugene: Resource Publications. 302 pages.Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-5326-6537-0 by Garth J. Mason

Subjects: “…Honest to Goodness: An Ethical and Spiritual Odyssey. Eugene: Resource Publications. 302 pages.Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-5326-6537-0…”
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Interacting Interests: Explaining President Obama´s Libyan Decision by Mikael Blomdahl

Subjects: “…Operation Odyssey Dawn…”
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Ancient Wisdom in Modern Tourism: Sustainable Solutions from Greek and Roman Literature by Marianna Olivadese, Maria Luisa Dindo

“…Models for slow tourism are also provided: for example, epic journeys such as Homer’s <i>Odyssey</i> highlight the value of slow, immersive travel. …”
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CHRISTIANITY, ART AND TRANSFORMATION by J.W. De Gruchy

“… In this article, two papers, previously published in A Theological Odyssey. My Life in Writing (2014a), both based on Christianity, Art and Transformation (2001), are conflated. …”
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The Dead by George Pavlakis

“…The poem “The Dead” is part of the published collection (Fairy Tales of the Past) and suggests Odyssey’s Nekyia, by Homer, where Odysseus goes to the underworld to meet Prophet Teiresias. …”
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A ciência geográfica no helenismo: I -As mitografias de Gaia. by Antonio Carlos Vitte, Marcio Mello Pereira

“…For this purpose, Homer´s The Iliad and the Odyssey, the Homeric Hymns, The origin of the world and the gods according Hesiod's Theogony and the Orphic manuscripts have been used in order to understand the role of the Gaia myth in the construction of the first geographical interpretation related to Earth's origin and transformation, allowing the development of science in antiquity. …”
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Les enfermements d’un vagabond criminel. Vacher, tueur de bergers by Marc Renneville

“…This contribution proposes to give an account of the succession of confinements experienced by a serial killer who was essentially presented and represented as the typical vagabond, a great walker and free to move about, perpetuating a “bloody odyssey”. Joseph Vacher (1869-1898) nevertheless experienced the main institutions of confinement at the end of the 19th century: school, religious congregation, barracks, asylum and prison. …”
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Le docufiction l’Odyssée de l’espèce. Analyse didactique et pistes d’exploitation en classe de terminale S by Yannick Rech, Eric Triquet

“…In this article, we present the analysis of the movie the “Odyssey of the species" produced by Jacques Malaterre and suggestions to study it with pupils of the end of high school.…”
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‘Echoes from Home’: The Personalist Ground of Newman’s Ecclesiology. Affection as the Key to Newman’s Intellectual Discernment on the Issue of Church by Dr Robert C. Christie

“…Newman’s majestic work, An Essay on the Development of Christian Doctrine (October, 1845), explicated a logical argument for the Roman communion as the rightful heir of the Apostolic church, culminating in an ecclesiastical odyssey that began almost thirty years earlier in his religious conversion of 1816. …”
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L’area di Temesa tra confini geografici e interazioni culturali by Margherita Perri

“…Mentioned in the first book of the Odyssey as an emporium for the exchange of metals, Temesa is described as an eminent centre of the indigenous Italian world, to which the Greeks are attracted. …”
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J.H. Van Wyk, Teologie van die Koninkryk: Studies in Dogmatiek en Etiek by Rian Venter

“…Smit;1 A Theological Odyssey: My life in writing en die outobiografie I have come a long way van J.W. de Gruchy,2 en Pathways in theology: Ecumenical, African and Reformed van P. …”
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« To see beyond the horizon of mere selfishness » : l’horizon moral dans les romans de George Eliot by Benjamine Toussaint

“…Her characters’ moral odyssey is about learning to see beyond the limits of their own self-centered experience; however, as Lydgate underlines in Middlemarch, « a man’s mind must be continually expanding and shrinking between the whole human horizon and the horizon of an object-glass. » We shall therefore focus not only on George Eliot’s insistence on the necessity « to see beyond the horizon of mere selfishness » but also on the idea that a genuine moral horizon can only exist in her eyes if people develop the capacity to contemplate various horizons, not only the most distant ones but also those that are the closest to them so that they should not neglect the sufferings of individuals for the sake of abstract ideals. …”
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LINGUISTIC STUDY OF SELECT TURKISH PLACE NAMES THROUGH THE KALEIDOSCOPE OF GREEK VOCABULARY by Sankar Bıswas

“…The study underscores the fact that it is a naturally acceptable phenomenon that one language will influence the other through mutual vocabulary acclimatization due to geographical proximity and vice versa To do justice and to lend weight to the very defense of the influence on the first language of the second mostly in the domain of placenames, the study resorts to the broaching of a curated list of Turkish words vis-à-vis their Greek counterparts through the usage of search engines namely lexilogos.com and etymononline.com . It embarks upon the odyssey of elucidating the behind-the-scenes operationalization of linguistic techniques such as Grin’s Law and Vowel Mutation Law accentuating the very process of derivation of select Turkish place names from Grecian Parallels by attempting a kaleidoscopic analysis. …”
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Pitfalls in Genetic Testing for Consanguineous Pediatric Populations by Maha Saleh, Samantha Colaiacovo, Melanie P. Napier, Asuri N. Prasad, C. Anthony Rupar, Chitra Prasad

“…We describe the diagnostic odyssey of an eight-year-old female born to consanguineous parents. …”
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Teaching With Technology: A Reflection on the Experience of Teaching With Computer Simulations by Maxwell Tsoka

“…The outcome revealed that the use of computer simulations is an odyssey, where actions were initiated that pacified teacher-dominated practices. …”
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Translating and publishing antiquity literary works in Lithuanian by Vanda Stonienė

“…Average editions of these were usually 10,000-15,000 copies, but some (e.g., "Odyssey") amounted to 30,000 copies. Topical information, biographical and bibliographical data concerning individual Greek or Roman authors and their works, glossaries, and commentaries are characteristic features of the publications from the last four decades. …”
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The impact of COVID-19 on patients affected by rare diseases and congenital disorders in South Africa: A scoping review by M C M Gomes, H L Malherbe

“…Patients with an RD often face a long diagnostic odyssey (>5 years on average) and many obstacles in accessing healthcare. …”
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Les eaux comme frontières dans les Enfers gréco-romains, d’après L’Odyssée d’Homère, la Théogonie d’Hésiode, La République de Platon et L’Énéide de Virgile by Emilia Ndiaye

“…They represent a geographical border which, in Hesiod’s vertical organization of the world, marks the limit between the earthly surface of the living and the underworld of the dead: thus, in the Odyssey, the confluence of the two rivers, at the edge of the Ocean, marks the entrance to the Underworld for Ulysses, whereas it is the lake Avernus for Aeneas, in Virgil’s Aeneid; or the Styx and its marshes that the dead cross in Charon’s boat. …”
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Breast Cancer Imaging Using the Near-Infrared Fluorescent Agent, CLR1502 by Melissa L. Korb, Jason M. Warram, Joseph Grudzinski, Jamey Weichert, Justin Jeffery, Eben L. Rosenthal

“…Normal tissues were examined for fluorescence signal, and conventional and fluorescence histology was performed using the Odyssey scanner. Peak tumor to background ratio occurred 2 days after injection with CLR1502. …”
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