Est-il légitime de parler de « morale laïque » ? by Corinne Roux-Lafay

“…In the meantime, it takes into account a diversity of beliefs in a multicultural context. According to us, the issue is linking the construction of a moral judgment to the formation of a moral subject. …”
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INSTITUTIONAL LOGICS OF SUSTAINABILITY: AN EVALUATION OF KEY FACTORS IN THE CONTEXT OF KNOWLEDGE-BASED INSTITUTIONS by Zineb ZNAGUI

“…Institutional Logics of Sustainability (ILS) comprise the principles, beliefs and norms that guide organizational behavior towards sustainable practices, reflecting societal and environmental values within institutions. …”

Rethinking Old Age and Masculinity: Impact on the Re-Spatialization of Life and Research during the COVID-19 Period in Spain by Agustina Varela-Manograsso, Marcos Bote

“…We managed to conduct interviews and focus groups with men over 60 years old from different social backgrounds and sexual orientation to study their thoughts and beliefs about masculinity and ageing by taking into account how the re-spatialization of the participant’s lives and of the research during the pandemic transformed both the (self-)perception of masculinity and of ageing, as well as the process and results of our investigation. …”
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Umpasa and Umpama in Batak Toba Culture as A Means of Catechism in Medan Catholic Churches by Ona Sastri Lumban Tobing

“…Tradition is meant to include everything (such as customs, beliefs, habits, teachings, and so on) that is downwardly inhereited. …”
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Children's Conceptual Development: A Long-Run Investigation by Yilmaz Saglam, Merve Ozbek

“…The novel conception further is mixed up with the elements from both old and new beliefs leading intermediate structures to emerge. …”
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Breeding aksaray malaklısı in folklore of aksaray province by Gökhan Aslım, Çağrı Çağlar Sinmez

“…<p> <b>Results:</b> Obtained some data related breed features of Aksaray Malaklısı, shelter, care and nutrition, reproduction and obstetric information, and folk beliefs. According to the post color, Aksaray Malaklısı called as boz karabaş, ala malaklı, çapar malaklı, sarı malaklı; also it is classified as kamçı kuyruk, L kuyruk and kıvrık kuyruk.…”
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L’album au cycle 3 : savoirs et croyances dans les pratiques déclarées des enseignants by Fabienne Rondelli, Sophie Paté

“…In this context, self-confrontation is an effective tool at the disposal of the teacher aiming for professional reflexivity, and of the researcher able to uncover knowledge and beliefs about the use of illustrated books in the last year of french elementary school and then take another look at the support and training systems.…”
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Poetry as Pagan Pilgrimage: the ‘Animative Impulse’ of Thomas Hardy’s Verse by Laurence Estanove

“…Hardy’s interest in the fusion of Pagan and Christian beliefs, present in the surfacing traces of the past, actually depends on the human associations to be found there. …”
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Défendre le corps des femmes. Libre pensée et féminisme aux États-Unis (1820-1920) by Auréliane Narvaez

“…The nineteenth century has long been conceived as a critical period of the history of the United States for women whose religious beliefs motivated their commitment to reform; conversely, women activists who publicly rejected the authority of churches and positive theologies have gone almost entirely unnoticed. …”
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Analyse des mutations socio-environnementales induites par l’exploitation minière à Bétaré-Oya, Est-Cameroun by Eric Voundi, Philippes Mbevo Fendoung, Patrick Essigue Emossi

“…It emerges that these issues locally formulated the taking into account, beyond the material and financial compensations, the collective identity of impacted communities, their relations of attachment to the territory, their needs/concerns, their culture, their territorial rights and their right to a decent life consistent with their values ​​and beliefs. The participation of these communities in decision-making is then necessary to properly articulate the sustainability of environmental changes brought, preserving links between nature and cultural heritage, and support communities in their legitimate aspirations for prosperity…”
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Sustainability imaginaries by design by Roy Bendor

“…Digital technology, in other words, not only has material consequences but mediates the meaning of sustainability and takes part in the creation and dissemination of sustainability imaginaries: collectively held beliefs about the world and how to act on it in a sustainable manner. …”
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L’empire de l’imaginaire : la fin du monde et son rapport à l’histoire dans l’œuvre de Lucian Boia by Aurélien Portelli

“…The scale and reality of the threats identified by collapse theorists nevertheless tend to disqualify the analogy between their prediction and end-of-the-world myths based on religious beliefs or science fiction scenarios. From this point of view, all the ends of the world could not be equal. …”
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Quels enseignements peut-on tirer du PISA : l’exemple des écarts de performances entre les sexes by Maciej Jakubowski, Francesca Borgonovi

“…Even girls performing very high in mathematics rarely expect to work in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM fields). Attitudes and beliefs seem to play a more important role in shaping gender differences in professional careers.…”
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But let your ‘Yes’ be ‘Yes,’ and your ‘No,’ ‘No.’ Meaning construction in medical encounters by Eszter Kárpáti, Judit Kleiber

“…The benefit of applying this system is that it represents the interlocutors’ mental states (beliefs, desires, and intentions) supplemented by the parameter of authority, by which the occurring mismatches can be captured formally. …”
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Spinoza’s Strong Eudaimonism by Brandon Smith

“…As well, I will explain how the apparent subjective and relativistic features of Spinoza’s ethics do not undermine the eudaimonistic reading, because both Spinoza and the ancient eudaimonists grant that the beliefs/feelings of the subject play a necessary (but insufficient) role in happiness as the highest good.…”
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PROBLEMS OF NATIONAL (POLITICAL) IDENTITY IN THE CONTEXT OF IDEOLOGICAL DISCUSSIONS IN THE RUSSIAN POST-OCTOBER EMIGRATION by N. Omelchenko

“…The reasons for the widespread anti-democratic views and beliefs in the emigrant environment, the growing distrust of Western democracy and liberal institutions and values have been revealed. …”
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Experiences of female journalists in Zimbabwean male-dominated newsrooms by Lyton Ncube

“…This gender disparity reflects the persistence of patriarchy and heteronormative beliefs in the Zimbabwean society, despite the country’s constitution upholding gender mainstreaming and principles of equality. …”
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Aktualizacja potencjału religii w ochronie ekosystemów leśnych by Ryszard F. Sadowski

“…Since 1970 and especially after the jubilee year of 2000, people of faith established many ecological organizations to engage in environmental conservation because of their religious beliefs. All major religious traditions have a lot to offer. …”
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The common motifs of spring festivals in the slavic and turkic worlds: maslenitsa and nevruz by MEHTAP, TUĞBA

“…Festivals are national, religious, or special days or periods that reflect a nation’s history, beliefs, traditions, and culture. Festivals, which exist in every nation around the world, are the product of a long-standing history from the past to the present. …”
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Faith, Climate, and Energy Frugality: Unravelling the Nexus in European Perspectives by Pablo García-García

“… This study explores the relationship between religious beliefs, perceptions of climate change, and preferences for energy frugality in Europe using data from the November 2023 European Social Survey across 22 countries. …”
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