On Biohospitality: Hotels as Barracks or the Waiter’s Three Bodies by Habib Saidi

“…The reflection gives attention to the lived professional experiences of young Tunisians migrating from the regions of the interior who began work in the tourism hospitality milieu from the 1960s to the 1990s. …”
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The Kanamari Body-Owner. Predation and Feeding in Western Amazonia by Luiz Costa

“…This article is an ethnography of the Kanamari concept of -warah, a word that simultaneously means « living body », « owner » and « chief ». It aims to establish the relationship between these meanings through a focus on the replication of the -warah at different scales: from the body of individual persons, through the village chief, into the chief of a river basin. …”
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PROACTIVE PURCHASE BEHAVIOUR AND THEIR RELATIONS IN SIMPLE SATISFACTION MODEL

“…The main conclusions resulting from the analysis is that satisfaction with purchases is more determined by the perceived quality in the case of customers who declare frequent purchases of products that improve the standard of living, consistency in purchasing perceived products and rapidity of purchasing decisions.…”
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« An Octopus / of ice » : stratigraphies d’un poème by Aurore Clavier

“…Fascinated by living and rock surfaces, and by their hidden depths, shaped by its multiple layers of discourse, “An Octopus,” the long poem Marianne Moore dedicated to the Mount Rainier glacier and national park at the beginning of the 1920s, invites to digging into deep time, as much as to the deciphering of modernity to which criticism has often reduced its interpretations. …”
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Adult Children of High-Conflict Marriages by Donna Davis

“…While divorce has been shown to create significant negative outcomes for many children over the course of their lives, new research shows that conflict in marriage can have lasting effects into adulthood as well.” …”
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Special Types of Pesticides by Frederick M. Fishel

“…Some of these are synthetically manufactured; some occur naturally in the environment, and others are produced by living organisms. These pesticides include antibiotics, anticoagulants, botanicals, insect dusts, insect growth regulators, microbials, petroleum oils, pheromones, plant hormones, and soaps. …”
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Breastfeeding during Disaster by Donna Davis

“…However, mothers can save their infants’ lives and protect them from illness by simply breastfeeding, even if they haven’t been breastfeeding their baby.” …”
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Breastfeeding during Disaster by Donna Davis

“…However, mothers can save their infants’ lives and protect them from illness by simply breastfeeding, even if they haven’t been breastfeeding their baby.” …”
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The Overlooked Role of Roadworks in Micromobility’s Accessibility by Dimitrios Argyros, Jeppe Rich, Anders F. Jensen

“…This trend will likely persist, making it important to understand its impact on our daily lives. For the first time, we present a comprehensive dataset on construction work in Copenhagen and analyse travel time delays in cycling trips by expanding a cycling speed model based on extensive trajectory data. …”
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The personal library of the poet Jovaras by Gražina Narbutaitė

“… One of the popular poets, Jovaras, lived in Šiauliai. He began to collect a library in 1904 when the Lithuanian press was still banned by Tsarist Russia. …”
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Descartes as an Ethical Perfectionist by Frans Svensson

“…My main concern in this paper is to develop and defend an account of why we ought to devote our lives to virtue—of the ground or reason for why we ought to do so—according to René Descartes. …”
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Book review: Holistic Special Education: Camphill Principles and Practice. Robin Jackson, editor by Jeremy Millar

“…Living in the pressurised, information-overloaded and, often, fearful times that typify the beginning of the 21st century, it can be hard to step back and reconnect with that which we know to be authentic, meaningful and life promoting. …”

Special Types of Pesticides by Frederick M. Fishel

“…Some of these are synthetically manufactured; some occur naturally in the environment, and others are produced by living organisms. These pesticides include antibiotics, anticoagulants, botanicals, insect dusts, insect growth regulators, microbials, petroleum oils, pheromones, plant hormones, and soaps. …”
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Géographie et politiques de l’aide d’urgence au Bangladesh ; les désastres engendrés par le typhon Sidr, le 16 novembre 2007 by Marianne Viot, Mouhssine Ennaïmi

“…Thanks to its experience about natural hazards and to a broad humanitarian organizations network, the prevention of the catastrophe and the management of emergency aid made it possible to limit the human lives losses. A good relief aid management offered the opportunity of quickly switching from an emergency to a development stage.Still, the situation remains complex and the country has not overcome the economic and social depression which characterizes it.…”
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“The Weather [to]Day”: Overexposure To and Of the Media in Kenneth Goldsmith’s Work by Hélène Aji

“…Over the span of nine books and some fifteen years, Kenneth Goldsmith, now in his forties, living in New York and working in Philadelphia, unfolds what he calls in turn a poetics of uncreativity and a poetics of boredom. …”
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Social Pedagogy in the Context of Values – as Seen by Selected Authors – Fields of Inquiry: The Perspective of Polish Social Pedagogy by Mariusz Cichosz

“…It is in connection with this relationship that the theories and concepts of this pedagogy are developed and practical solutions are adopted for organising the human living environment. The analysis of the accepted interpretations of this relationship by different authors and Polish social educators that has been presented in this paper shows existing regularities in this regard.…”
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Basal Cell Nevus Syndrome. A Case Presentation by Ángel Luis Cruz Leiva, Blas Jorge González Manso, Orlando Sotolongo Terry

“…A 61 year-old white male patient who lives in the urban area of Cienfuegos city is presented. …”
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The (im)possibility of communication by Bert Olivier

“…The work of Hardt and Negri is further used to add another dimension to this aporia, this time focusing on the paradox of living in a so-called ‘age of communication’, while certain events of resistance to the agencies of global hegemony are incommunicable. …”
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Concepts, History, Principles, and Application of Germplasm Cryopreservation Technology by Huiping Yang, Terrence R. Tiersch

“… Germplasm are living genetic resources that can serve as bearers of heredity, and include germ cells and their precursors, plant seeds and pollen, animal sperm, oocytes, embryos, and larvae. …”
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Amharic Folkloric Oral Traditions: Collections for Insiders and for Outsiders by Peter Unseth, Bitania

“…They will be valued by those who use and enjoy Amharic oral traditions in their lives. They will also be valued by scholars who study these Amharic oral traditions. …”
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