Liberation via Reliving the Suffering: A Study of August Wilson’s Monologues by Sumita, Mayur Chhikara

“…The articulation of counter-discourse has long served as a central mechanism for expressing resistance, resilience, and the reclamation of histories centered on marginalized communities. Human history attests to the fact that speech has consistently functioned as a foundational step toward liberation. …”
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Mystery, History, Minatory! A Historical Critique on the Book Sapiens; A Brief History of Humankind by Abolhasan Fayaz Anush

“…However, considering that the subtitle of the book claims to present human history, this article deals only with the historical critique of this work, that is, the methodological approach and the critique of the author’s historical theory, and will critique the methodological capacities of this book from the perspective of critical philosophy of history and its theoretical discussions from the position of evolutionary creationism. …”
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An Inquiry on Ancient Natural Theology: The Milesians by Adem İrmak

“…The investigation of the nature of God is a pursuit that has been undertaken since the earliest periods of human history. Nevertheless, within the context of Western philosophy, its roots can be traced back to the ancient Greek tradition. …”
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MEASURING GLOBALIZATION IN THE CONTEXT OF TRANSITION PROCESS - THE CASE OF WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES by Jelena Tešić

“… There is no widely accepted definition or methods for measuring globalization and it is one of the most debatable phenomena in recent human history. The focus of this paper is,  therefore, on globalization and methods of its measurement. …”
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Cultural diversity shaped neolithic subsistence in the Carpathian Basin by M. L. C. Depaermentier, M. Kempf, E. Bánffy, K. W. Alt

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Biophysical and Structural Studies on the Capsid Protein of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1: A New Drug Target? by José L. Neira

“…AIDS affects 30 million people worldwide and is one of the deadliest epidemics in human history. It is caused by a retrovirus, HIV, whose mature capsid (enclosing the RNA with other proteins) is formed by the assembly of several hundred copies of a protein, CA*. …”
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Substance Abuse: A Public Health Concern by Ulfat Amin, Adil Mudasir Malla, Ishrat Amin, Roohi Jan

“…Cannabis, sedatives, hypnotics, anxiolytics, inhalants, opioids, hallucinogens, and stimulants are the most abused drugs. Throughout human history, substance abuse has been a complex public health issue. …”
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De la Mer du Nord à la Méditerranée, l’imaginaire maritime des Victoriens by Béatrice Laurent

“…This transformation testifies that an ideological sliding occurred during the nineteenth century, which gave up Romantic notions concerning the ethnic and territorial stability of the peoples (and the North/South dichotomy), to embrace new perspectives which envisage cross-cultural movement as a permanent feature of human history.…”
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Oath-Taking, Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution in Traditional African Society: The Izzi Example by Kelechi Johnmary Ani, Anselm Aleke Oyon

“…The reality of human history reveals the age-long traditions of different people in their quest for survival. …”
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La peste negra bajomedieval (1348-1351 AD) en el valle del Tiétar (sierra de Gredos, Ávila): aspectos económicos y paleoambientales by Reyes Luelmo-Lautenschlaeger, Adam Izdebski, Antonio Blanco-González, Sebastián Pérez-Díaz, José Antonio López-Sáez

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Pathogen stress heightens sensorimotor dimensions in the human collective semantic space by Ze Fu, Huimin Chen, Zhan Liu, Maosong Sun, Zhiyuan Liu, Yanchao Bi

“…Abstract Infectious diseases have been major causes of death throughout human history and are assumed to broadly affect human psychology. …”
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MEASURING GLOBALIZATION IN THE CONTEXT OF TRANSITION PROCESS - THE CASE OF WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES by Jelena Tešić

“… There is no widely accepted definition or methods for measuring globalization and it is one of the most debatable phenomena in recent human history. The focus of this paper is,  therefore, on globalization and methods of its measurement. …”
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Moloch en expansion by Agnès Bouvier

“…What Salammbô tells usis about ourselves: as heirs to the Christian tradition but also as human beings, belonging to that human race of which Voltaire claimed that nobody could read its history without abhorrence. The whole of human history is pervaded by “molochism” in Flaubert’s Carthage where all peoples and religions melt, merge and become barbarous in contact with each other. …”
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The Effect of Seasonal Weather Variation on the Dynamics of the Plague Disease by Rigobert C. Ngeleja, Livingstone S. Luboobi, Yaw Nkansah-Gyekye

“…Plague is a historic disease which is also known to be the most devastating disease that ever occurred in human history, caused by gram-negative bacteria known as Yersinia pestis. …”
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Severe Case of Plasmodium falciparum Malaria in a Pregnant Woman from Nigeria by Kruti Yagnik, Bilal Farooqi, Molly W. Mandernach, Anthony P. Cannella, Gautam Kalyatanda

“…Human malaria has arguably affected more of human history than any other pathogen. Pregnant women have a higher risk of developing severe malaria as well as the risk of severe complications. …”
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Dickens and the American Millennium: The Uniformitarian Argument of Martin Chuzzlewit by Nancy Aycock Metz

“…Against the American view of democracy as a recent, decisive intervention in human history permanently altering its trajectory, Dickens urged the unknowability of origins, the fragility of the human race and the certainty of change.…”
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The evolution in perception of journalism history in the works of English and American researchers by V.M. Vinichenko

“…Hudson in the United States, who both treated the development of journalism as an inherent part of human history as a whole. The second phase starts with the opening of first Journalism Schools in the early 20th century. …”
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Toward <i>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</i> Virulence Inhibition: Beyond Cell Wall by Maria S. Kotliarova, Mikhail S. Shumkov, Anna V. Goncharenko

“…<i>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</i> (Mtb) is one of the most successful bacterial pathogens in human history. Even in the antibiotic era, Mtb is widespread and causes millions of new cases of tuberculosis each year. …”
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THE CONCEPT OF JUSTICE IN THE CONSTITUTION OF AFGHANISTAN AND THE REPUBLIC OF KAZAKHSTAN by Х. Мохаммади, С.Б. Бейсебаева, А.С. Сабыр, Б.Е. Тлеулов, Г.Т. Муратова

“… The pursuit of justice has remained a fundamental but elusive goal throughout human history, often subject to interpretation and debate among scholars of philosophy and law. …”
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How to Improve the Science and Engineering Education in Islamic Countries? by Zekai Şen

“…The evolutions of science, education and especially engineering training had different trends stating from the very root of human history. The future improvements in scientific and engineering education require extensive literature review to assess objectively the contributions of different civilizations among which Islamic education system had a unique feature in the past towards the researches in astronomy, physics, chemistry, algebra, robotics, medicine, etc. …”
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