Effectiveness of Meta Cognitive Interpersonal Approach Training on Rumination and Self-Esteem in Betrayed Women by Mohammad Mohammadipour, Zahra Montajabian, Sajjad Mohammadipour

“…The analysis revealed that meta cognitive interpersonal approach training resulted in an increase in self-esteem, a decrease in rumination, and a rise in self-esteem in betrayed women. It is suggested that meta cognitive interpersonal approach should be used to reduced rumination and increased self-esteem in betrayed women, in order to improve the mental health of women affected by marital infidelity.…”
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Ethnic “Betrayal”, Mimicry, and Reinvention: the Representation of Ukpabi Asika in the Novel of the Nigerian-Biafran War by Nikolai Jeffs

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Judas Iscariot: The Archetypal Betrayer and DeMille’s Cine-Biblical Salvation within The King of Kings (1927) by Anton Karl Kozlovic

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Restoration of Central Power or Betrayal of Regional Autonomy? Analysis of the Impact of Recentralization of Mining Authority in the Era of Limited Autonomy by Syamsul Rijal, Aminuddin Ilmar, Maskun Maskun, Nurul Hidayat Ab Rahman

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Le Spectre de Targowica : La Trahison dans les imaginaires polonais du XIXe siècle. Widmo Targowicy : Zdrada w polskich wyobraźniach XIX wieku by Arthur Kula

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“Writing about War”: Dương Thu Hương’s Representations of the Vietnam-American War by Subarno Chattarji

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The Four Problems which Old Testament Married Couples Grapple with by Marcin Majewski

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“There is always the other side…”: The “Other Women” of Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre by Patricia Gott

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Reseña de "Zapata y la Revolución Mexicana" de John Womack Jr., "¡Emiliano Zapata! Revolution and Betrayal in Mexico" de Samuel Brunk y "Los orígenes del zapatismo" de Felipe Arturo Ávila Espinosa by Carlos Gonzáles

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A. A. ZINOVIEV ON THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE SOVIET MANAGERIAL ELITE by E. M. Amelina

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Transformation of jealousy in romantic relationships and its catalysts in digital age by O. G. Shchukina

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Transgression de l’espace et espace de la transgression dans The Human Stain de Philip Roth by Gilles Mayné

“…Obviously, Coleman was meant to transgress. However his betrayal catches up to him: in the middle of the political correctness of the late 1990s, this scholar, who teaches Latin and Greek, sees his entire universe turn upside down after he clumsily calls two repeatedly-absent black students spooks. …”
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Investigating Moral Injury: Thinking Beyond the Law-Conscience Binary by Catherine Yanko

“…Jonathan Shay defined moral injury as “a betrayal of what’s right by someone who holds legitimate authority in a high stakes situation.” …”
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Uncanny Beloveds and the Return of the Repressed by Maya Petrovich

“…One current of tradition praised them as handsome and skilled warriors, but a purported betrayal by Tatars during the battle against Tīmūr in 1402 evolved into a recurrent motif of Ottoman historiography, justifying the ambivalence which the courtly elites felt toward Chinggisids and the northern steppe. …”
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Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge as Cognitive Ethical Narrative by Hossein Pirnajmuddin, Omid Amani

“…Adding some reflections on the philosophical implications of Sartre and Levinas, it is proposed that the protagonist’s act of betrayal is circumstantially complex. The conflict of values it involves could be illuminated through the consideration of the conflicting anguished W-world/Social O-world of the protagonist and the Communal O-world/hospitable W-world of the community in which he lives.…”
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The Brass-Bells Drum: An African Literary Writer’s imaging of Neo-colonial woes in Nigeria by Arinpe G. Adejumo, Emmanuel Akinyinka Ilori

“…The paper concludes that the uniqueness of Iṣọla’s discourse of postcolonial woes manifests in the adroit blend of motifs and narrative techniques of political instability, betrayal of trust, acute leadership crisis, and corruption. …”
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In the Eyes of the Beholder: Towards Depicting the Dog in the Nineteenth Century by Beryl Gray

“…It is on the association between the ways in which the nature of that connection (or the betrayal of it) are presented before and after the advent of the Geneva Bible that this paper focuses.…”
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