L’Histoire de l’Espagne à l’épreuve du musée. Les expériences du Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía (2008-2023) by Nicolas Morales

“…Promoting a historicising vision of the collection that was out of step with the previous directors who had succeeded one another since the museum's creation in 1988-1990, the Borja-Villel team drew on the historiographical currents emerging at the end of the 1990s and sought to make visible historical aesthetic movements from the countries of the South, mainly Latin America, often associated with Marxist-inspired social movements that had traditionally been marginalised by critics and the museum establishment. …”
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Constructing Modernism Periodically: T. E. Hulme’s Essays on Art in The New Age by Dominika BUCHOWSKA

“…Through this writing Hulme came to be known as an avid defender of avant-garde art, as they emerge out of a debate on modern art between the expressivist approach and formalist formula, defending the artwork’s right for autonomy and freedom from representation. Referring to aesthetic theories by Bergson, Berenson, Riegl, Worringer and Lipps, Hulme positions himself within the context of formalist art criticism. …”
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Nicole Bergk Pinto, Étude et édition critique du Tournoiement Antecrist : dit allégorique attribué à Huon de Mery by Nicole Bergk Pinto

“…The literary study examines the poem’s composition and style, the complex intertextual relationships linking it to other works, and the evidence for its medieval reception, in order to arrive at a better understanding of a work whose intellectual and aesthetic significance was largely recognized, but remained to be fully assessed.…”
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The measurement of multiple influence paths of residents' positive perception in ethnic minority village tourism destinations: a case study of Ping'an Zhuang Village in Longsheng C... by Yin Wei, Ling Lin

“…Ethnic tourism is a delightful activity for tourists to visit ethnic minority gathering areas to fulfill their aesthetic demands by observing and experiencing the cultures of ethnic minorities. …”
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Religious motives in the dastan “Idegey” by Valiullina F.M.

“…In general, even the used and preserved part has an enormous semantic load and artistic and aesthetic value. The work explores motives showing the attitude of Toktamysh Khan, Idegey, and Nuradyn to religion, and images associated with the cult of Islam such as Allah (Alla, Tengri), Ghazazil, angels, gurias, etc. …”
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Anatomical considerations for thread-based brow lifting and wrinkle treatment by Gi-Woong Hong, Jovian Wan, Song-Eun Yoon, Sky Wong, Kyu-Ho Yi

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Handbag de Mark Ravenhill (1998) : réincarnation de The Importance of Being Earnest à la fin des années 1990 by Xavier Giudicelli

“…This article first replaces Handbag in its political, aesthetic and critical contexts: the emergence of “in-yer-face” theatre in the 1990s, Wilde as a key figure in gay studies and queer theory in the late-1980s and 1990s in the United States and in Great Britain (with the works of E.K. …”
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The Role of Clitoral Anatomy in Female to Male Sex Reassignment Surgery by Vojkan Vukadinovic, Borko Stojanovic, Marko Majstorovic, Aleksandar Milosevic

“…Postoperative questionnaire was used to evaluate aesthetic, functional, and sexual outcome. Results. …”
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Successful treatment of a keloid on the upper lip by trepanation and radiotherapy: a case report by Xianghui Li, Yong Wei, Zhuren Ruan, Gao Wei, Zhijian Yao

“…These lesions can lead to significant physiological dysfunction and aesthetic concerns, particularly when located on the face. …”
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Orthodontic retainers: are they all the same? by Telma Martins de ARAUJO, Paula Paes FERREIRA, Izabelle Alice Pinheiro Barros LISBOA, Carlos Jorge VOGEL, Carolina Ribeiro STARLING

“…ABSTRACT Introduction: It is known that the stability of the results obtained with orthodontic treatment depends, in addition to the functional and aesthetic aspects, also on the adequate planning of the retention devices, the patient’s compliance with this new phase, and the physiological changes that the human body experiences over the years, throughout the craniofacial aging process. …”
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Social Undertones in William Robinson’s Crusade Against ‘Architects’ Gardens’: a ‘Costly Ugliness to Our Beautiful Home-landscapes’ (Robinson 1892, XIII) by Aurélien Wasilewski

“…William Robinson (1838–1935) was an influential Irish gardener and journalist who came to be known as the main instigator of the English flower garden and cottage aesthetics that emerged in the latter part of the nineteenth century. …”
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Architecture muséale : une figure de l’art de la ville "Du British Museum à la spirale du Victoria & Albert Museum à Londres" by Isabelle Alzieu

“…Museal architecture, whether it be a contemporary creation or a rehabilitation, inevitably exhibits certain aesthetic norms which are revealed by the formal choices and the testimonies of the cultural attitudes of a given moment in time. …”
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Treatment of Atypical Bifid Mandibular Condyle Associated with Ankylosis of the Temporomandibular Joint by Katheleen Miranda, André Sander Carneiro, Jennifer Tsi Gerber, Suyany Gabriely Weiss, Leandro Eduardo Klüppel, Rafaela Scariot

“…The association of BMC with ankylosis is an atypical entity which must be diagnosed and treated early to prevent aesthetic and functional damages to the patient.…”
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Review the Innovation of Manuchehr Neyestani in Poetic Elements of Ghazal by Nurya Yahu, Seif addin Abbarin, Barat Mohammadi

“…His efforts to expand the content and capacities of the Ghazal are also remarkable, and he has not paid much attention to the thematic clichés of traditional Ghazal and their repeated aesthetic criteria and has replaced individualism, realism, and subjectivism. he has also created new and innovative images based on individual and personal perspectives and inspired by the elements and characteristics of its time and Environment. …”
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Kitsch and Avant-garde Television in Blackpool (Peter Bowker, BBC, 2004) by Nicole Cloarec

“…Reading Blackpool through the critical perspective of kitsch aesthetics allows one to pinpoint the ambivalence of its narrative and aesthetic choices. …”
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Natura, architektura i zabawa jako źródła przeżyć estetycznych i odkryć geometrycznych dzieci – badania w działaniu by Barbara Bilewicz-Kuźnia, Małgorzata Centner-Guz

“…As a matter of fact, in the course of such activities the child not only experiences pleasure, but also discovers new phenomena, refines visual perception and aesthetic sensitivity, constructs mathematical concepts, enters the world of geometry. …”
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Monitoring Interior and Exterior Wall Inspections within a Virtual Environment by A. Z. Sampaio, D. P. Rosário, A. R. Gomes

“…In a building, the paint coating applied to interior walls and the different types of materials applied to façades convey their aesthetic character and also perform an important function of protection. …”
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Frontal Fibrosing Alopecia: A Comprehensive Guide for Cosmetic Dermatologists by Marina Landau, Sofia M. Perez, Antonella Tosti

“…Because of the chronic, progressive nature of this disease and its important impact on aesthetic appearance, patients often consult dermatologists to improve unwanted FFA symptoms. …”
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Deviation in the Poetry of Mushfiq Kāshānī by Mrayam Khalili Jahantigh, Tara Mohammadi

“…The audience understand the poet's intended meaning beneath these aesthetic qualities, linguistic and syntactic deviations, and other components that are less frequent in his poetry.…”
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Owen and Sassoon Reconsidered by Cristina Pividori

“…Based on two theoretical frameworks, Jan and Aleida Assmann’s notion of “cultural memory” developed in the 1980s and 1990s and Marianne Hirsch’s concept of “postmemory” (2008), I will explore the intertextual references, thematic parallels, allusions and motifs that link the contemporary poems with those of Owen and Sassoon to study how memories, post-memories and aesthetic recreations of conflict interact and transform one another, highlighting the complexity and contingency of historical knowledge. …”
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