Deconstructing the Testing Mode Effect: Analyzing the Difference Between Writing and No Writing on the Test by Daniel M. Settlage, Jim Wollscheid

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Spinoza and the Possibility of Adequate Ideas by Thaddeus Robinson

“…However, a recurrent worry among scholars is that Spinoza’s account of adequate ideas is inconsistent with any finite being ever having one. …”
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The Firebombing of Tokyo: Views from the Ground by Cary Karacas, Bret Fisk

“…In stark contrast to the atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, however, historians and other scholars working in the English language have paid little attention to the tremendous societal impact - both immediate and long-lasting - of the destruction by firebombing of Japan's cities. …”
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Hybrid Warfare Studies and Russia’s Example in Crimea by Mehmet Seyfettin EROL, Şafak OĞUZ

“…However, there has not any consensus among scholars on a exact or unique definition of hybrid warfare. …”
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Quasiendozentrische Komposita – gibt es Platz fur einen neuen Typ? by Andrzej Szubert

“…However, although a great number of studies have been carried out, there is no consensus among scholars working in the field regarding the definition of compounding, as well as the classification of compounds. …”
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Agrarian Problems in the New Republic by Barbara Karsky

“…Yet the continued presence of organized rural protest in the years following the revolutionary war has divided scholars as to its significance. Historians have focused their attention especially on two postrevolutionary movements, the Shays and the Whiskey Rebellions. …”
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TARİHÇİLİĞİN BUNALIMI VE TARİH’İN DOĞUŞU-İbni Halduncu Çözümlemenin Özgünlüğü Üzerine- by Mehmet Evkuran

“…In both of Islamic tradition and modern western social sciences (espacially in history science) the name of Ibn Khaldun is one of the most recognized and esteemed scholar. His originality is based on his studies on the nature of history and structure of society. …”
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Miejsca kultury w antropologii i etnografii edukacyjnej by Hana Červinková, Tomasz Woźniak

“…The article builts primarily on examples of texts that have been recently published in the Polish language in order to help situate the perspective of educational anthropology in Polish scholarly discourse and tradition. …”
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Inside Digital Dinah Craik: Feminist Pedagogy, Cognitive Apprenticeship, and the TEI by Kailey Fukushima, Karen Bourrier

“…In this paper, we demonstrate how the five stages of apprenticeship learning—modeling, approximating, fading, self-directed learning, and generalizing (Hansman 2001, 47)—help us to foster what scholars such as Anne Balsamo, Elizabeth Losh, Jacqueline Wernimont, Laura Wexler, and Hong-An Wu call the “foundational ethical principles” (Balsamo 2011, 162–3) and “feminist virtues” (Losh et al. para. 26) of collaboration—confidence, humility, flexibility, integrity, and intellectual generosity.…”
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Learning Sciences Perspective on Engineering of Distance Learning. Part 2 by M. A. Tchoshanov

“…There is an on-going debate in the literature on theoretical underpinnings of distance learning. Scholars consider different theoretical perspectives including but not limited to theory of independence and autonomy, theory of industrialization, and theory of interaction and communication through the lens of a traditional Learning Theory approach. …”
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The coloniser or the missionary? Identity crisis as a conflict in Biblical reception among the Agikuyu of Central Kenya by R. Muya

“…To explore these dynamics, the article employs witness accounts from African scholars, intertextual analysis of texts regarding Agikuyu because of the initial challenge of distinguishing British colonialists from missionaries. …”
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A Literary Turn in African Studies by Kelvin Acheampong

“…There is, however, a tendency among certain scholars to trace the genealogy of decolonial thinking, ignoring the various contributions to decolonial thinking from other sites. …”
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Title not available by V. Magezi

“… As a sub-focus area of African theology, “Pastoral care in Africa” has been discussed considerably since the beginning of the post-colonial period in the 1960s. However, few scholars have articulated a definitional framework. …”
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Learning Sciences Perspective on Engineering of Distance Learning. Part 1 by M. A. Tchoshanov

“…There is an on-going debate in the literature on theoretical underpinnings of distance learning. Scholars consider different theoretical perspectives including but not limited to theory of independence and autonomy, theory of industrialization, and theory of interaction and communication through the lens of a traditional Learning Theory approach. …”
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Archives délaissées, archives retrouvées, archives explorées : les fonds calédoniens pour l’étude du patrimoine kanak dispersé by Marion Bertin

“…These two projects were often quoted and commented on by the actors themselves and scholars, but the source material itself has stayed relatively unknown and un-consulted. …”
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Back to Analog. Printing Digital Editions for Data Quality. by Maxim Kupreyev

“…These dimensions help to provide the definition of an error in the context of scholarly digital editions—both retro-digitized and originally digital. …”
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What Will the Architect Be Doing Next? How is the profession of the architect evolving as the focus of society shifts from sustainability to resilience or reactivist-driven design... by Alexander Mooi

“…Based upon on an analysis of texts by scholars and written conversations with architects on the subject of sustainable architecture, resilient architecture, agency in architecture and reactivist architecture, supplemented with additional statements by architects on the matter of architectural practice, an evolution of this role made clear and put into perspective. …”
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Replicating Europe’s Normative Power: Challenges and Pathways for South Asia's Regional Integration by Adeel Kazmi

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TO EMPTY THE SEA WITH A THIMBLE: READERLY EXPLOITS, DISCOVERIES AND LOSSES by Piotr Nowak

“…From the late forties of 20th century and until 1989, the year which many of my readers in Poland will associate with the end of censure, publishing houses were highly cautious and selective in their production of outstanding works of literature, philosophy and other scholarly works. It appears that we are still trying to compensate for these years of communist dry spell. …”
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Sport, Innovation and Strategic Management: A Systematic Literature Review by Anne Tjonndal

“…In other words, through strategy, strategic management and innovation modern sport is shaped and improved. To date, limited scholarly attention has been given to strategy, strategic management and innovation in sport. …”
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