Yorùbá Literary Artists on Youths and Parenthood by Olufadekemi Adagbada, Olatunde Adeleye Adeyemo, Ejitoyosi O. Salami

“…With these views; exemplified with excerpts from randomly selected Yoruba dramatic, prosaic, and poetic texts, this essay submits that improper parenting, peer group pressure, excessive drive for material wealth, unemployment, poverty, inaccessibility to social and financial aids as experienced by the youths, are some of the reasons why the future appears bleak for Nigeria. …”
Get full text

SOME CONSIDERATIONS ON THE TYPOLOGY OF PHILOSOPHICAL-ANTHROPOLOGICAL MODELS (TO THE PROBLEM OF VALUE IDENTIFICATIONS OF UKRAINIANS) by V. V. Mudrakov, O. S. Polishchuk

“…The proposed approach allows to revise the current trends of such projections and, most importantly, to predict their value potentials in the dynamics of the transformational progress of the essence of the modern Ukrainian. Conclusions. The essay reflects the process of transformation of the worldview-semantic modes, which are represented by two situations-products – the Soviet person and the contemporary. …”
Get full text

Analisis Kebutuhan Pengembangan Model Problem Base Learning (PBL) Berbasis Kontekstual untuk Meningkatkan Kemampuan Siswa dalam Menganalisis Konsep by Siti Endang Apriyanti, Andi Mariono, Andi Kristanto, Khusnul Khotimah

“…The main instruments used to collect data in this study were observation, essay tests, and questionnaires. Analysis was carried out using descriptive qualitative methods. …”
Get full text

Anton Diabellis Variationenprojekt (1819 bis 1824). Geschichtlichkeit und ästhetische Normativität by Tobias Janz

“…The two parts of the Veränderungen that were published under the name of Anton Diabelli’s (fictitious) “Vaterländischer Künstlerverein” (Patriotic Artists’ Society) – Beethoven’s thirty-three variations op. 120 in the first part and the variations by fifty other composers in the second part – have not only been separated in reception history; they have also been evaluated very differently in retrospect. This essay questions the rigid opposition of the singular masterpiece and the mere publisher’s synthesis. …”
Get full text

Final assessment tool quality of the subject Cell, Tissues and Integumentary System by Marlen Llanes Torres, Roxana Gómez Vilela, Galia Ibis Pérez Rumbaut, Laura Naranjo Hernández, Zulema Tamara Mesa Montero, Grey Alicia Crespo Lechuga

“…<br /><strong>Results:</strong> the exam consisted of seven questions, essay-type predominated (57.14%) and within these short-answer questions with a total of three that represents 75%. …”
Get full text

Technology transfer, intellectual property, and the fight for the soul of WHO. by Melissa Barber

“…Also at stake are questions of institutional mandate: the United States has amplified calls by industry that pandemic technology transfer policy should be the domain of the World Trade Organization (WTO) instead of the World Health Organization (WHO). This essay offers a counternarrative to claims that WHO is overstepping its historic role in global governance. …”
Get full text

In-Plane Cyclic Response of Separated Masonry Infill Walls Using Polymeric Materials at the Surrounding Steel Frames Interface Using 3D FE Analysis by Alireza Karkabadi, Mohammad Iman Khodakarami

“…Isolation of the masonry infill wall from the surrounding frame by polymeric material is the idea of this paper to decrease the damage to the structure and masonry infill. In this essay, Finite element models of steel infill frame and isolated infill frame subjected to In-Plane cyclic loading are developed in ABAQUS. …”
Get full text

Peer-review Blinded Assay Test (P-BAT): a framework for trustless laboratory quality assurance for state-regulated cannabis markets by Stuart Procter, Grayson L. Baird, Jason Iannuccilli

“…Laboratories will, therefore, be incentivized to serve the cultivators and distributors over the end consumer. The present essay proposes a framework for quality assurance that combats these perverse incentives. …”
Get full text

Understanding North Korea: Rimjin-gang Citizen Journalists Out to Cure the “Sick Man of Asia”? by Suzy Kim

“…This is a central issue as explained in the body of this essay. The magazine is important to evaluate for several reasons. …”
Get full text

Biotechnology breakthroughs: Revolutionizing oral cancer treatment by Safin Hussein, Karzan Qurbani, Haider Hamzah, Seenaa Ali, Sirwan Khalid Ahmed

“…Biotechnology has made significant progress in the management of oral cancer. This essay explores how these advancements are transforming treatment, offering improved outcomes and enhanced quality of life for patients. …”
Get full text

Propuesta de modelo para implementar la retribución social en programas de posgrado by José Luis Mariscal Orozco, Ahtziri Eréndira Molina Roldán

“…Model for implementation Abstract The present essay aims to provide the foundation and characterization of an academic management model for the implementation of social retribution actions in postgraduate programs in Mexico. …”
Get full text

Investigating the Perceived Impact of Surgeons' Burnout on Surgical Physician Associates' Wellness in United States Ambulatory Surgery Centers by Rhionna Smith, Lihua Dishman, John Fick, Kathleen Thomas

“…Primary demographic and qualitative data were collected using a self-developed, three-section survey instrument: (1) information regarding informed consent; (2) 10 short demographic questions; and (3) two open-ended essay questions regarding surgeons' burnout and SPAs' wellness. …”
Get full text

Hidden in Plain Sight: The 'Questions sur l’Encyclopédie' in the Nineteenth Century by Robert Morrissey, Glenn Roe

“…This role emphasises what might be called Voltaire’s aesthetic of reuse, and suggests a powerful new way of understanding this essential element of his participation in the Enlightenment project. This essay attempts to understand this particular version of Voltaire as an agent of transmission in the promulgation of Enlightenment ideas, while, at the same time, exploring the impact of his turn towards alphabetical works as a weapon of choice in the last decades of his life, as he engages in the larger arena of philosophical warfare opened up by the publication (and suppression) of the Encyclopédie in the 1750s. …”
Get full text

Semantic link of allusions and non-verbal communication in Ferdowsi's Shahnameh by Zahra Jamshidi, Seyyed Mohammad Arta

“…Non-verbal communication and body language is also one of the manifestations of normal and everyday language, which is considered a helpful element; This means that non-verbal behavior can be used along with verbal communication, and with its help, one can convey one's intention to the audience better, more accurately and sometimes more effectively.Various reasons can be listed for the great influence of irony in words, one of which is the close connection of irony with non-verbal behaviors and the semantic connection and conceptual dependence of these two categories. In the present essay, the author investigated the ironies derived from the concept of non-verbal behaviors with a descriptive-analytical method and a case study of Ferdowsi's Shahnameh and came to the conclusion that a large part of the ironies was adapted from the concept of non-verbal behaviors and there are comprehensible semantic relationships between these two categories and understanding the semantic relationship between these two categories of literature and language leads to the discovery of a subtle relationship between literary language and ordinary language. …”
Get full text

Furnishing Nature: Textile Materiality and the Victorian Home in Alfred Hayes’s The Vale of Arden and Other Poems (1895) by Stefanie John

“…He contributed to The Yellow Book, collaborated with Richard Le Gallienne and Norman Gale, and was reviewed by Oscar Wilde. The essay investigates the forms and functions of Hayes’s textile references and allusions to Victorian interiors in the collection The Vale of Arden and Other Poems, which was first published by John Lane at The Bodley Head in 1895. …”
Get full text

Emily and Charlotte Brontë’s Re-reading of the Byronic hero by Cristina Ceron

“…On the contrary, in spite of some juvenile experiments on the gothic, Charlotte’s reading of the Byronic hero is much more framed within the conventions of the realistic novel, and in the second section of my essay I maintain that what comes to the fore in Jane Eyre is the unsurpassed mastery the novelist shows in the combination of the realistic plot with the gothic elements and features of the protagonists. …”
Get full text

Assessing the Effectiveness of Case-Based Learning on Students’ Attitudes Toward Chemistry and Formal Reasoning in Acid-Base Topics by Adelia Apriyanti, Antuni Wiyarsi

“…Data were collected through case-based essay questions and attitude questionnaires. Multivariate analysis (Hotelling’s Trace) assessed the differences between groups. …”
Get full text

A symbolic reading of Ibn Arabi's Shatranj al-Ārifin and Sheikh A’lā al-Dowleh Semnāni 's Shatranjiya Treatise by Elham Rezvani Moghadam, Ghodratollah Khayatian

“…In his works, he wondrously decorates the language of his text; still, in its underlying layers, treasures of truth are hidden. The present essay has analyzed the symbols in the two works of Shatranj al-Ārifin  Shatranjiya Treatise, respectively attributed to Ibn Arabi and Sheikh A’lā al-Dowleh Semnāni, using a descriptive-analytical method. …”
Get full text

Deconstructing the Politics of Linguistic Mutation in Tom Stoppard’s Dogg’s Hamlet, Cahoot’s Macbeth by Sarra Jouini

“…Through linguistic mutation, Stoppard subverts the existing power structures and challenges the hegemony of the oppressors. This essay argues that Stoppard’s plays showcase the crucial significance of language in the struggle for political and social change, emphasizing the crucial role that language plays in shaping our perceptions and understanding of the world.…”
Get full text

La diversion comme genre : L’écriture et ses labyrinthes à l’époque élisabéthaine by Sophie Chiari-Lasserre

“…More generally, writers re-shaped labyrinthine discourses in order to respect the ideal of copia which had been defended by Erasmus. Finally, this essay explores the multiple meanings of “erring” for the Renaissance artists, given the fact that many of them played on its different facets (going astray or making a wrong choice), in order to produce “amazing”, and sometimes deceiving, literary works.…”
Get full text