Diversity in Health Sciences Education: Advocating for Difference in Biological Variability by John Jairo Botello Jaimes, Guillermo Orlando Sierra, John Camilo García Uribe, Angie Katherine Turriago Castañeda, Aníbal Vicente Arteaga Noriega, Kely Johana Acevedo Oquendo, Debis Eduardo Lozano Taborda

“…In contrast, pluralism acknowledges the inherent complexity and diversity of human beings, offering a more suitable framework for health education. …”
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Tổng hợp và hoạt tính quang xúc tác của composite ZnO/biochar cho sự phân hủy doxycycline dưới bức xạ ánh sáng khả kiến by Văn Hưng Nguyễn, Thanh Tươi Nguyễn, Thị Minh Nguyệt Bùi, hanh Tuyền Lê, Hải Phong Nguyễn, Thị Hòa Lê

“…Đặc trưng tính chất cho thấy rằng ZnO được phân tán tốt trên bề mặt biochar. Sự hiện diện của biochar đã giúp cải thiện diện tích bề mặt riêng, thu hẹp năng lượng vùng cấm và tăng cường khả năng hấp thụ ánh sáng ở dải bước sóng rộng hơn của ZnO. …”
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Les sociétés jbala et la nature by Yildiz Aumeeruddy-Thomas, Dominique Caubet, Younes Hmimsa, Ángeles Vicente

“…The present issue also shows great proximity between the inhabitants of the Rif region and nature, including complex social relations with intangible beings. These hybrid collectives, the language dynamics, and the richness of techniques and of agrobiodiversity are now undergoing leveling processes linked to the globalization of trade.…”
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Zamucoan ethnonymy in the 18th century and the etymology of Ayoreo by Luca Ciucci

“…Finally, although Ayoreo, “people, human beings,” is an autochthonous word, its adoption as an ethnonym is relatively recent and is due to social dynamics common to other Chacoan populations after the Chaco War.…”
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Monstruos, prodigios y maravillas en los viajes de Pero Tafur by Pablo Castro Hernández

“…For the traveler, the monster is manifested through prodigious beings and wild beasts, having an extraordinary and supernatural character. …”
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L’humain et l’écran, à l’écran : The Cat, the Reverend and the Slave d’Alain Della Negra et Kaori Kinoshita (2010) by Anaïs Guilet

“…It offers a tragicomic view of these dual beings, these distributed-selves and questions how digital technology reconfigures our modes of presence to ourselves, to others, and to the world. …”
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Simulation of Migration Law of Organic Pollutants in Circulating Wells by Xiaojie Li, Jianwei Zhang, Zhuojing Yang

“…Groundwater resources are one of the most important freshwater resources for human beings. The protection of groundwater resources is an important measure for human survival. …”
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Il mondo sotto la superficie. L’ontologia liquida delle isole Belep (Kanaky Nuova Caledonia) by Lara Giordana

“…The aquatic geography (a hydrography, punctuated by underwater villages and paths), the genealogies (in which the first ancestors are marine animals) and the continuities and correspondences between aquatic and terrestrial beings reveal the force of the ocean. It shapes the Belema society and contributes to making it a more-than-human society.…”
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Conversational agents in language learning by Xiao Feiwen, Zhao Priscilla, Sha Hanyue, Yang Dandan, Warschauer Mark

“…Due to advances in technology, conversational agents are emerging as intelligent spoken dialogue systems that simulate natural conversation with human beings. A growing body of literature has investigated the potential of conversational agents in enhancing language learning across multiple contexts. …”
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Force de la pudeur by Suzanne Fraysse

“…Other slave narratives are then examined to show how the slave narrators’ reticence does not simply stem from their desire to live up to the prudish expectations of their readers but constitutes a rhetorical strategy aiming at opposing fugitive slaves abiding by conservative moral values to slaveholders whose profligacy blurs the conventional boundaries between males and females, Blacks and Whites, animals and human beings. As a result, try as they may to challenge the scale of values associated with these stereotypes, slave narrators get trapped in a conservative system of polarities that define them as inferior. …”
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Conceptual analysis of the relationship between culture and education by Monika Veronika, Firman Firman, Riska Ahmad

“…Culture is a complete collection of customs, values, arts, knowledge, morality, rules, and other practices that are owned as human beings and as members of society by individuals. By a long process, namely through socialization and education, this can be realized. …”
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Iwolefu Funeral Insurance and the Socioeconomics of Burial Ceremony in Ikorodu area of Lagos State by Faruq Idowu Boge

“… Death is an inevitable aspect of human existence. Human beings have evolved the custom of honouring the deceased with organized burial arrangements. …”
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Denial of Human Superiority Over Nature as the Denial of the Value of Nature by Mariya Yarema

“…The aim of the article is to show that human beings are, in reality, the only living organisms on Earth, able to take care about nature as it deserves. …”
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Freak Shows on the Page: Defining ‘criminanimality’ in Newgate Fiction (1830-1847) by Hubert Malfray

“…Through Newgate texts and engravings, the animal metaphor first appears as an ideological tool used to deprecate vile human beings who disrupted the law, linking their misdeeds to their apparent savagery. …”
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Transcendentalist Women in Conversation: Margaret Fuller, Sophia Ripley, and “Woman” by Alice de Galzain

“…Inspired by Fuller’s feminist reinterpretation of William Ellery Channing’s concept of “self-culture,” viewing education as a means to improve woman’s condition, Ripley’s text debunks the concept of “separate spheres” and urges readers to consider women as intellectual beings rather than through the prism of the idealized, unrealistic “muse.” …”
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Rights of nature and the indigenous Peoples in Bolivia and Ecuador: a Straitjacket for Progressive development Politics? by Rickard LALANDER

“…The Indigenous concept of Sumak Kawsay on human beings living in harmony with each other and the environment is the fundamental framing of the new constitutions of Ecuador and Bolivia. …”
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Application of Taiwan’s Human Rights-Themed Cultural Assets and Spatial Information by Shuhui Lin

“…Human rights as the universal value refer to the inalienable and basic rights of human beings. This article uses the National Cultural Assets Network to query Taiwan’s human rights-themed cultural assets, and I apply the spatial information technology of the DocuSky digital humanities academic research platform to draw the maps with GIS and visualization tools. …”
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Towards Climate Neutrality – The key role of the Digital Twin in Industry 5.0 by Anna Osello, Matteo Del Giudice, Angelo Juliano Donato, Andrea Fratto

“…The research describes an innovative process based on Information Technologies and BIMtoBEM methodologies to develop a digital twin of the factory to implement visualisation systems, such as digital dashboards and extended reality technologies, placing human beings at the centre of the proposed methodological flow.   …”
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Real and Presumed Categories: A Formal Approach by Juan Uriagereka

“…The present piece reminds us that one can go about this substantively or formally. Substantive, for beings with a neuro-physiological nature, boils down to how we happen to be “wired” or how our brain “works”, whatever that means. …”
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Karl Barth’s Christological anthropology as a basis for building an interreligious relationship by Y.Y. Putra, A. Himawan, Y.K. Susanta

“…The theological concept of interreligious relations, based on Barth’s Christological anthropology, affirms that the most fundamental commonality between Christians and other religious people lie in the fact that they are God’s chosen human beings in Jesus Christ as partners of the covenant with God and with others. …”
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