THE POLITICAL NATURE OF THE CHURCH ACCORDING TO STANLEY MARTIN HAUERWAS, WILLIAM T. CAVANAUGH AND WALTER BRUEGGEMANN by Валерій СЕКІСОВ

“…This is exactly what William Cavanaugh is talking about, when he emphasizes that the Church's tragic loss of its own political dimension has led to the "migrations of the Holy" and the sacralization of ideologies and power structures. …”
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Where is communication breaking down? Narrative tensions in obesity-in-pregnancy clinical encounters. by Rachel Dadouch, Sarenna Lalani, Rory Windrim, Cynthia Maxwell, John Kingdom, Rohan D'Souza, Janet Parsons

“…Employing narrative analysis, we identified five narrative tensions contributing to communication challenges: 1) obesity as a detriment to health versus an acceptable biologic variation; 2) obesity as the result of personal choice versus the result of uncontrollable circumstances; 3) a regular pregnancy versus a high-risk diagnosis; 4) a typical and problem-free clinical encounter versus a tremendously difficult clinical encounter; and 5) talking openly about Body Mass Index (BMI) and related co-morbidities versus sidestepping the topic. …”
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Staff Views Towards the Sexuality of Adults with Mild Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: The Role of Experience and Job Position by Ana Belén Correa, Ángel Castro, María Dolores Gil-Llario

“…Although generally favourable, differences in dispositional attitudes, such as talking about sexuality, were related to years of experience in the field. …”
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Protecting opinion freedom and its expression in the Islamic government with preventive measures by Seyyed Mohammad Mostafa Hosseini Kashani

“…It is obvious that coercive and criminal measures to protect the freedom of opinion and expression should be used after these measures. Talking about preventive measures does not mean removing criminal measures. …”
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What women want to hear: the helpful and unhelpful comments reported by women struggling with infertility amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. by Ashley A Balsom, Loveness Dube, Jennifer L Gordon

“…<h4>Results</h4>The following six categories were identified by women as helpful: 1) Listening, 2) Fostering hope, 3) Talking to individuals with lived experience, 4) Distraction, 5) Validating emotions, and 6) Tangible support. …”
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I have called you by your number. 172364, 119198, 132434 and others by Joanna Roszak

“…The promise written in the Book of Isaiah of liberating Israel, which was supposed to be a work of God’s omnipotence, God talking to Jacob – who is an allegory of Israel: “Don’t be afraid, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by your name, you are mine. …”
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Teachers’ views on the role of economic and management sciences in preparing learners for accounting in the Further Education and Training Phase by Jabulisile C. Ngwenya, Siyacela Nzuza

“…We used a qualitative case study approach to allow for an in-depth understanding of the views of the teachers by talking to them directly. Semi-structured individual and focus-group interviews were used as data collection methods. …”
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Fintech as a concept of functional economic science by O.M., Ya.I., S.M., O.H.

“…Regarding traditional financial market intermediaries, it is worth talking about the transformation of their business models under the influence of modern innovative technologies. …”
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Forgotten Generation X. A Retrospective Look from the Future by Elena Leonidovna Omelchenko

“…Generation X is from the past, the youth of Russian Xs is from the late 20th, early 21st century, if we focus on the accepted generational chronology. The relevance of talking about Generation X can be associated with the gaining popularity of the discussion about the 90s, about heroes and anti-heroes of the time of changes, hopes and disappointments. …”
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Rock Music and The Political Scripting of Vietnam War: Reading Dispatches by Michael Herr by Lalit Kumar

“…The music industry played a pivotal role in reinforcing anti-war sentiments in the United States, exemplified by songs such as Buffy Sainte-Marie’s “Universal Soldier” and Phil Ochs’ “Vietnam Talking Blues.” Michael Herr’s Dispatches (1977), based on his tenure as a war correspondent for Esquire (1967–1969), underscores the integral role of music in shaping the cultural montage of the war. …”
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AN ANALYSIS OF CODE MIXING USED ON GITA SAVITRI'S YOUTUBE CHANNEL by Fitra Khairinnahda, Syofia Delfi, Eliwarti Eliwarti

“…The writer found the reasons for code mixing: talking about a particular topic, repetition used to clarify, and being emphatic about something in three videos. …”
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Stress and Anxiety in Neurosurgical Patients before Surgery by Danuta Ponczek, Aleksandra Piątkowska

“…An increase in stress levels resulted in an increase in anxiety and depression levels (p<0.001). Talking to hospital ward staff about the planned surgery reduced depression levels (p=0.045), but had no effect on levels of perceived stress and anxiety. …”
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Reflections on reflection: Supporting employability learning in the higher education context by Anna Richards, Andrea Reid

“… Graduate employability remains a key talking point in higher education despite the contested nature of the construct and the myriad of factors that influence an individual’s capacity to gain employment. …”
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The Conceptosphere of A.N. Tolstoy’s Prose (Literary Aspect) by Sergey A. Golubkov

“…The article gives the classification of the main concepts in the prose of A.N. Tolstoy. We are talking about such concepts as “childishness,” “objectivity of vision,” “everyday dimension,” “fabric of everyday life,” “physicality,” “thing,” “game,” “adventures” (“escapades”), “amazement” (“surprise”), “dynamics / statics,” “backwoods,” “city and civilization,” “time” (and its gradations), “turmoil,” “power,” “laughter,” and “happiness in love.” …”
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Suicidal Thought and Behaviors among Junior and Senior Medical Students by Fatemeh Fallah Tafti, Hamid Owliaei, Reza Bidaki, Naser Dashti

“…Conclusion: To protect against suicide and reverse the rising trend, preventive strategies must focus on supporting students to feel comfortable in talking about their suicidal thoughts.…”
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“Kilroy lives here” by Håkan Johansson

“…Research on how construction workers use literacy by taking part in literacy practices, doings involving writing, reading, or talking about texts, is scarce. This research gap is evident with regard to their doings with graffiti, potentially making this workplace phenomenon difficult to teach and put into context in vocational education and training (VET). …”
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Memory Policy in Modern Tajikistan: from Empire to National State by Aleksandr V. Skiperskikh

“…In this article we are talking about the accents of the cultural policy pursued by the authorities in modern Tajikistan. …”
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Inconsistencies Exist in National Estimates of Eye Care Services Utilization in the United States by Fernando A. Wilson, Jim P. Stimpson, Yang Wang

“…The weighted number of adults seeing or talking with any eye doctor ranges from 87.9 million to 99.5 million, and the number of visits annually ranges from 72.9 million to 142.6 million. …”
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Cultural heritage as the basis for the harmonious development of a personality in the modern information society by I. A. Dorofeeva

“…The article reveals some features of statehood formation in the Republic of Belarus and the role of culture in this process. We are talking about the difficult historical conditions in which the formation of the state took place, the accumulation of material cultural heritage, spiritual values, folk traditions, customs and rituals. …”
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« Le rossignol trouvera bon de parler lui-même de soi-même ». Discours animal et subversion libertine dans les États et Empires de la Lune et du Soleil de Cyrano de Bergerac by Aude Volpilhac

“…Fiction, which is at the core of his imaginary journey, supported by a subversive imagination freed from any constraint, opens up the field of possibilities allowing us to meet talking birds. But here we are far from the apparently agreed framework of the apologue, for making animals true literary characters, like men, is meaningful. …”
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