La vie affective des objets. Sur quelques reliques de l’atelier d’Ingres by Clara Lespessailles

“…The first of these objects is an armchair that once belonged to the master and was kept by Paul Chenavard, a pupil of Ingres who later moved into his studio; the second object is a plaster cast of Ingres’ hand, made around 1840. …”
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Treatment of a Prolonged Air Leak with Radiotherapy: A Case Report by Erdoğan Çetinkaya, M. Akif Özgül, Şule Gül, Ertan Çam, Yakup Büyükpolat

“…Radiotherapy can be a treatment modality for patients with prolonged air leak, who are not candidates for surgery.…”
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Kobus Schoeman: A “bridge-builder” practical theologian, bridging divides in the publics of the church, the academy, and society by D.N. Andrew

“…These endeavours show the many ways in which Schoeman can be described as a “bridge-builder” who refused to be irrelevant and impractical in his theological journey and who demonstrates how the local congregation can become a safe space for reflexive praxis, an “ecclesiology from below” in the truest sense. …”
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Violence and the Displacement of Rail Workers of Altsasu-Alsasua in the Spanish Civil War and its Aftermath by Daniel Oviedo Silva, Esther Aldave Monreal, Juan C. García-Funes, Imanol Satrustegui Andres

“…In the case of the Spanish Civil War and its aftermath, this relationship manifested itself in the massive flight of people who feared reprisals but also in displacements imposed by the authorities, or motivated by social exclusion. …”
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A Review and Critique of the Collection of Iranian Poetry by Vlimir Khelebnikov, Russian Futurist by Zeinab Sadeghi Sahlabad, Mahboubeh Mobasheri

“…Russian futurist, Vlimir Khelebnikov (1922-1884), was one of those poets who greatly influenced Iranian culture and literature. …”
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Mobile Web-Based Information System As Information For Searching For Boarding Houses For Students by Marlia Sari, Lusia Septia ER, Muhammad Junaidi

“…Boarding houses or often called boarding houses are a necessity for the community, especially students and pupils, who are looking for a temporary place to live for those who are completing their education. …”
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Care work and Covid-19: Changes in the daily mobility of women in Santiago, Chile by Catalina Paz Zúñiga-Olave, Marie Geraldine Herrmann-Lunecke

“…With this aim, online in-depth interviews and exploratory maps were conducted with women who perform care work, comparing their work and daily mobility before and during the pandemic. …”
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Trends in the Diagnosis of Gestational Diabetes Mellitus by Surabhi Mishra, Chythra R. Rao, Avinash Shetty

“…The cut-off value as per WHO definition of GDM was 140 mg/dL, 2 hours after 75 g glucose intake. …”
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Komischer Diskurs: kognitiv und kulturbedingt by Oksana Zubach

“…The analysis of comic discourse focuses on the interaction between the sender of information, who conveys his own intentions in the statement, and the recipient of information, who in turn interprets information in terms of background knowledge. …”
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The State's Efforts to Realize Boum Publicum Through Preventing the Occurrence of Corruption Crimes by Sandita Azistasari, Diana Septaviana

“…Therefore, most of the corruption in countries was done by placemen who citizens elected. This irony should be able to open Indonesian eyes to the deterioration of human resources. …”
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“To Own or Not to Own”. Post-socialist Housing Policy, Privatism and Regimes of Vulnerability in Prague, Czech Republic by Michal Lehečka

“…A situation of non-owners, who have to cope with danger of displacement, will be confronted with the strategies and practices of the “newcomers” – post-Soviet region immigrants who are moving in and buying apartments in similar suburban housing estates. …”
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Neo-Kantian Question on Method, the Problem of Form and the Meaning of Variability in Gustav Shpet and Ernst Cassirer’s Philosophy by Nikolai B. Afanasov

“…To prove this thesis I first look at the philosophy of Gustav Shpet who creatively interpreted the German tradition and proposed an original project of his own, and then I examine the theory of Ernst Cassirer, an outstanding representative of Neo-Kantianism who in the later period of his work proposed considering the phenomena of the humanities to be symbolic forms closest to the spontaneity of the biological. …”
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Matriarchal Space and Formation of Identity in Moll Flanders by Berkem Sağlam

“…Despite the apparent disadvantages of women in the eighteenth century, Moll in Daniel Defoe’s Moll Flanders encounters and learns from many women who have established a place for themselves. Although she never legitimately owns a home of her own until the end of the novel, Moll’s adventures feature her movement from establishment to establishment where a matriarch governs—“Nurse,” who schools her as a child, the gentlewoman she works for, her landlady in Bath, “Mother Midnight” throughout her years of thievery, and indeed her own mother in America. …”
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Formation of National Identity in Slovakia by M. V. Vedernikov

“…This led to the restoration of memories not only of historical figures who actively fought for the national rights of Slovaks but also of those who collaborated with criminal political regimes and violated basic human rights and freedoms. …”
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Self-actualization and subjectivity in young men looking for a new job by N. A. Tsvetkova

“…In 83% of respondents, self-actualization was revealed only by contact. The proportion of men who recognize the values of a self-actualizing personality was 34%. …”
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Motion - Colonoscopic Surveillance is more Cost Effective than Colectomy in Patients with Ulcerative Colitis: Arguments Against the Motion by Anders Ekbom

“…Moreover, it is difficult to keep patients in surveillance programs, and those who withdraw from programs appear to be at high risk of developing cancer. …”
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Spectacle and Spectatorship at the Nineteenth-Century American Racetrack by Natalie Zacek

“…Drawing upon a varied corpus of textual and visual sources, I contend that the greatest thrill for many race attendees was the opportunity to engage with, or at least look at, a large number of unfamiliar individuals, particularly those who occupied the highest and lowest positions in American society, especially that of the South, in which the majority of tracks were located in the pre-Civil War era. …”
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Evaluation of Selected Essential Elements in Khalas Dates from Date Palm Determined by Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry by Eid I. Brima

“…The calculated intakes (μg/kg bw day) per 100 g dates for each element were as follows: Mn (4.14), Cu (2.54), Zn (2.46), and Se (0.14), which represent 0.14%, 0.51%, 0.25%, and 0.2%, respectively, of the provisional maximum tolerable daily intake (PMTDI) recommended by the EFSA/WHO. It was found that levels of the analysed essential elements in up to 100 g of Khalas dates do not exceed the level set by the EFSA/WHO.…”
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For whom and by whom is glaciology? by Alexander A. Robel, Lizz Ultee, Meghana Ranganathan, Meredith Nash

“…Using population data and newly available survey data from research organizations including glaciologists, we show that there is a substantial misalignment between the demographics of those who stand to benefit from glaciological research and those who produce glaciological knowledge. …”
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KEBUN RAYA BOTANI DENGAN SISTEM WTP (WATER TREATMENT PLAN) DI MAKASSAR by Sri Innayah Wahid, Fahmyddin A'raaf Tauhid

“…Tourist destinations that exist only in Makassar creates curiosity of visitors to visit. Visitors who come to invest accommodation all over the local tourism activities with local entrepreneurs. …”
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