Which Medievalism? The Case of Ford Madox Brown by Laurent Bury

“…King René’s Honeymoon Cabinet aimed at reviving a time when labour and art were believed to be in harmony thanks to the influence of the Church. During his last creative decades, Brown painted various medieval subjects for the city of Manchester, in a curvilinear, almost Art-Nouveau style. …”
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Analyzing the influence of principals' instructional leadership, teachers' attitudes toward change, and schools' collaborative learning cultures on educational reform in learning by Ying Hu, Ibrahim Duyar

“…Abstract The purpose of this study was to examine the influence of principals' instructional leadership, teachers' attitudes toward change, teachers' attitudes toward school museums' instructional mission, and schools' collaborative learning culture on students' level of key competencies (e.g., cognitive, creative, and cooperative competencies). A special emphasis was given to the examination of whether the school contexts in the form of school museums have any significant influence on student learning. …”
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The Sounds of Horseshoe a Zoopoetic Reading of Yılkı Atı by Abbas Sayar by Özlem Akyol

“…A zoopoetic reading of literary texts which focuses on the nonhumans’ creative modes not only shows how nonhuman animals function in conducting the lives of other characters and the very substance of narrative but also forms a basis for the manifestation of the ethical and social dimension of such texts. …”
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Towards a Digital Transformation Hyper-Framework: The Essential Design Principles and Components of the Initial Prototype by Ana Perisic, Branko Perisic

“…The detailed illustration of the horizontal and vertical interoperability of the proposed framework is illustrated by the Life Cycle Modeling component framework that creatively integrates the System, Software, and Operation Engineering aspects of the proposed hyper-framework. …”
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Future of University in Conditions of Uncertainty and Complexity by G I. Lovetsky, P. V. Samylov, V. G. Kosushkin

“…On the one hand, universities have a high intellectual potential of teachers and scientists representing generations X and Y; they train the creative part of generation Z. An optimistic future scenario, as a product of university discussions, is presented in the mission of the university. …”
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Interdisciplinary and Meta-Disciplinary Integration as a Means of Developing Students’ Communicative Competence by Y. L. Semenova, G. D. Bukharova

“…The example of meta-disciplinary integration is given demonstrating the students’ communicative competence development in the process of training for the creative part of the unified state examinations in the Russian and English languages.…”
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Enhancing vaccine clinical trials participation among elderly: challenges and strategies by Paul Gillard, Samer Nakhle, Darin Brimhall, Ouzama Henry, Narcisa Mesaros

“…However, unique challenges, including multi-morbidities, frailty, and ethically sound informed consent in those with cognitive deficits, require continuous careful reassessments and flexibility. Creative and tailored strategies are of paramount importance to bolster elderly trial participation. …”
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Promoting children’s wellbeing in an educational context by Linda Grīga

“…Therefore, in the primary school it is important for the teachers to create a positive, highly social, interactive and creative environment so that the children can develop and learn more successfully. …”
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The ‘Agency of Mapping’ in South Asia: Galle-Matara (Sri Lanka), Mumbai (India) and Khulna (Bangladesh) by Kelly Shannon

“…This paper will argue that an understanding of contexts, based on fieldwork, is necessary in order to project feasible urban visions and strategic urban design projects that can make more evident particular sites’ inherent qualities and creatively marry ecological, infrastructural, and urbanisation issues by solutions that cut across multiple scales and sectoral divisions. …”
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Training a New Generation of Engineers for Digital Economy by A. N. Polyakov, I. D. Belonovskaya

“…Students master digital modeling in the end-to-end course of 3D modeling when dealing with design tasks of increasing complexity requiring the synthesis of independent, creative and competitive activities of students. Mechatronic modules are studied and designed in the educational process as the engineering competences demanded by employers. …”
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The Position of the University in the Infrastructure, Which Supports Technological Entrepreneurship by R. A. Zayakina

“…The first focuses on the development of creative thinking of students seeking to develop high-tech products and support their entrepreneurial intentions. …”
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Issues of the Professional Development of Investigators of Pre-Trial Investigation Agencies of the National Police of Ukraine by N. E. Miloradova

“…Among the disadvantages of psychological support for passing consistent professional-genetic steps by investigators within the stage of professional development, the author has studied issues at the stages of professional adaptation (adaptant), mastering professional activity (intern), creative self-expression (master), mentoring (mentor), dismissal and social re-adaptation. …”
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Deep Learning Image Feature Recognition Algorithm for Judgment on the Rationality of Landscape Planning and Design by Bin Hu

“…Innovative methods for zoning and segmentation training of landscape pattern features are proposed, which makes model training faster and generates more creative landscape patterns. Because of the impact of too many types of landscape elements in landscape images, traditional convolutional neural networks can no longer effectively solve this problem. …”
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Educational insights into digital entrepreneurship: the influence of personality and innovation attitudes by João M. Lopes, Sofia Gomes, Elisabete Nogueira

“…Abstract Digital entrepreneurship implies a radical transformation of economic paradigms, allowing new entrepreneurs to create a more sustainable, creative, and connected future. This study explores the influence of higher education students’ personality traits on their innovative digital attitude and digital entrepreneurial intention. …”
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LINGUISTIC PECULIARITIES OF EFFECTIVE PUBLIC SPEECH by Vidmanė Žoštautaitė, Dinalda Simuntienė

“…The article reveals that lexical means create a more cohesive but less creative speech, whereas stylistic devices serve to reflect the speakers’ idiosyncrasy. …”
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High-tech marketing: Challenges and opportunities for the Russian Federation by I. V. Alyoshina

“…High level of human capital development in the Russian Federation is defined as a prerequisite for the use of creative solutions in marketing of high-tech innovations. …”
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Design and Communication of City Brand Image Based on Big Data and Personalized Recommendation System by Yan Lin, Guofeng Hu

“…The industries related to cultural creative design and tourism elements constitute an intertwined cultural and tourism industry chain, and data technology plays an important role in the cultural and tourism industry chain. …”
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Drawing the Map: Siting Architecture by Anne Bordeleau, Liana Bresler

“…Our contention is that rather than relying on rules, syntax and sequences of transformations, architects may approach mapping as a creative act that is open to different temporalities, involving both a willingness to listen and a readiness to act, allowing stories to emerge all the while stepping up as the narrator. …”
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Frugal Education: What, why, and how? by Alex Masters

“…Abstract This paper explores how frugal innovation practices can challenge resource constraints by leveraging available resources in creative and innovative ways towards more affordable, practical, sustainable and resilient education practice. …”
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Ethnographic Theology: Integrating the Social Sciences and Theological Reflection by Gerardo Martí

“…The distinction offered between “found theologies” and “imposed theologies” serves to remind theologically concerned field workers that unexamined ideals and prejudices as well as deeply held values and convictions can radically direct our attention and creatively reshape our perceptions. It also allows insightful focus on the dynamics of power as well as inclusion of marginalized peoples. …”
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