« Le Crépuscule de la chevalerie » : le cycle arthurien de Rutland Boughton (1878-1960) et l’épopée nationale by Nadège Le Lan

“…This is the closing vision of the first part of Rutland Boughton’s Arthurian cycle, composed between 1908 and 1945 (The Round Table, 1915; The Birth of Arthur, 1920; The Lily Maid, 1934; Galahad and Avalon, never produced). The work advocates communal principles with a Christian spirit and the union of human beings with nature. …”
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Didactic guides, a necessary resource for autonomous learning in Medical Education by Zulema Tamara Mesa Montero, Marlen Llanes Torres, Daimy Nualla Bolufé

“…However, in face-to-face education, advocating for the autonomy of learning requires teachers to develop guides that allow them not only to direct, but also to contribute to the organization of the student's work and their own.…”
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La plateforme Moodle et l’évaluation entre pairs dans la didactique de la traduction by Mirella Piacentini

“…The proactive pedagogical approach adopted in the study posits translation as a contextualized and interactional cognitive activity and advocates a transition towards authentically transformational approaches in the training of translators (Kiraly, 2000).…”
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A review of The Political Economy of Agribusiness: A Critical Development Perspective by Nil Alt

“…Finally, Mendonça offers examples of rural resistance led by peasant and indigenous communities of Brazil and calls for sustainable and equitable agricultural practices, advocating for agrarian reform and food sovereignty. …”
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“The time has come for a new word”: Katherine Mansfield’s Literary Ethics by Alice BORREGO

“…Dwelling on what Stephen Ross calls a modernist “ethical impulse to improve upon the status quo”, this article aims at showing how the war progressively led Mansfield to draw a modernist manifesto that advocated a “new word”.…”
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In conversation: photographic curatorship and photographic cultures in museums and research institutions by Elizabeth Edwards, Costanza Caraffa, Ruth Quinn

“…Caraffa has developed leading approaches to the interaction between photographic, archival and academic practice, advocating for archives as places where research is generated, not only through the act of managing, categorising and re-categorising photographs.…”
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Waste, weeds, and wild food by Flaminia Paddeu

“…Drawing on three bodies of critical geography literature, namely urban informality studies, radical food studies, and urban political economy and ecology, it advocates that investigating urban food collecting provides a tool to analyze structural forms of power, exclusion, injustice and inequality as well as alternative pathways in spaces of advanced capitalism.…”
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Gut feelings: Introducing the Everydayness of Eating as a Situated Pedagogical Attitude to Knowing and Caring for Naturecultures in Architecture Schools by Josymar Rodríguez Alfonzo, Liesbeth Huybrechts

“…Findings highlight a profound link between eating-centered engagements and students' capacity to address complex societal and environmental issues, advocating for a shift towards embodied architectural education.…”
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L’évolution des paysages de référence, un angle mort dans la gouvernance des paysages ? by Clémence Moreau, Cécile Barnaud, Raphaël Mathevet

“…This masks the diversity of representations about baseline landscapes and their dynamics. This case study advocates for considering baseline landscapes as a subject of debate.…”
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Tightening of the National and European Climate Targets to Achieve Greenhouse Gas Neutrality by 2045/2050 by Hans-Wilhelm Schiffer

“…The conclusion is that the international agreement on a CO2 minimum price within the G20 would be clearly superior to the CBAM advocated by the EU Commission.…”
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L’évaluation des trames vertes urbaines : apports et limites de la socio-économie des transports by Jacques Stambouli

“…It highlights the limits of these methods for the urban greenways, because of the plurality of ecosystem services related to biodiversity, the diversity of stakeholders and scales of development. It advocates a spatial pluralistic Multi-criteria evaluation method, with monetary and non-monetary items, and takes into consideration the conditions for a democratic evaluation.…”
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Inspired by struggle: A personal journey to global precision brain health by Agustin Ibanez

“…Agustin Ibanez joins iScience editor Maryam Fard to discuss his personal journey in brain health research. He advocates for integrating diversity in neurodegeneration studies, crucial for understanding conditions like dementia. …”
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The Role of Emotions in Teacher Agency: A Study of Mexican English Language Educators by Héctor Castro Mosqueda

“…The research underscores the importance of empathy, ethics, and conflict resolution in building strong student relationships and supportive learning environments. It advocates for integrating emotional intelligence, empathy, and ethical decision-making into language teacher education programs to enhance teacher development and promote more inclusive, effective educational settings.…”
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Les promoteurs des associations de travailleurs, Russie tsariste et soviétique, 1905-1930. Contribution à l’histoire des socialismes dits « utopiques ». by Anna Safronova

“…This paper argues that the ideas and practices of associationist socialists influenced the policy decisions of the Bolsheviks, despite the fact that the latter did not recognize the legitimacy of the political ideas of their opponents. Those who advocated workers' associations as a means of workers' emancipation did not structure themselves into an autonomous social movement with a commonly accepted political label and a central organization. …”
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Theology and philosophy within Radical Orthodoxy (Milbank) and Reformational Philosophy (Dooyeweerd) by D. Strauss

“…Alternatively, it is argued that the distinctive feature of scholarly endeavours, namely modal abstraction, may enhance an appreciation of the special scientific nature of theology, without advocating a “static division of human life” into “distinct spheres”. …”
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Ecological hermeneutics as a current trend in Old Testament research in the Book of Psalms by H. Ferreira, L. Sutton

“…It then presents methodologies such as dark green religion and the ecobosadi approach and advocates for ways in which they reshape culture and have the potential to play a crucial role in reshaping it. …”
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Evaluation criteria for information retrieval systems. by Julian Warner

“…An enhanced capacity for informed choice is advocated as an alternative principle for system evaluation and design. …”
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Arrêt sur image : un diocèse du Nordeste brésilien à la veille du Concile by Richard Marin

“…This “sacrilegious crime that shocked the world” according to a local daily also expresses the gap between the ultramontane culture of a conscious bishop concerned by reform and that of the clergy’s accommodating Catholicism, very reluctant to go under the yoke of standardization as advocated by Rome. Upstream of drama, the repeated conflicts between the unfortunate bishop and his clergy highlight the failures of Romanization and establish a surprising image of the Church at that time, far from the “Episcopal monarchy” so often mentioned.…”
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Construction of Mental Health Education Model Based on Computer Multimedia Group Psychological Measurement by Haiyan Zhang

“…It emphasizes the key and core role of mental quality in mental health. It advocates incorporating mental quality into the evaluation and diagnosis system of the overall state of individual mental health, combines the classified qualitative assessment and quantitative assessment, and arranges appropriate prevention and intervention measures according to different types of individuals. …”
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A Self-Dialogue with the Thoughts of Paulo Freire: A Critical Pedagogy Encounter by Yolanda Samacá Bohórquez

“… This paper develops a two-voiced self-dialogue with some compelling ideals of critical pedagogy advocated by Paulo Freire: reflection, dialogue, conscientização, (conscientization) praxis, critical engagement, and transformation. …”
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