KUR’ÂN VE HADİSLERDE TEMSİLİ ANLATIM ÖRNEKLERİ–İnsani, İlahi ve Uhrevi Hakikatlerin Sunumu Bağlamında Semantik ve Pedagojik Bir Deneme- by Sadık Kılıç

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Traduire dans un système autoritaire en temps de crise : les représentations des événements polonais de 1980–1981 dans la presse officielle polonaise à destination des lecteurs occ... by Regina Solová

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Eskişehir İl Halk Kütüphanesi Dermesinde Bulunan Resimli Çocuk Kitaplarının Fiziksel ve İçerik Özelliklerinin Ödünç Alınma Üzerinde Etkisi by Gözde Yılmaz, Bülent Yılmaz

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5-6 Yaş Resimli Çocuk Kitaplarındaki Resim ve İçerik Ögelerinin MEB Okul Öncesi Eğitim Programı Sosyal-Duygusal Alan Kazanım ve Göstergeler Açısından İncelenmesi by Endam Düzyol, Zeynep Gülüm, Özgenur Korkmaz, Şerife Iraz Ün, Günseli Yıldırım

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Find, Fand – Elefant. Elephantine Funambulism in Translating Laura E. Richards’s “Eletelephony” by Tobias Larenz

Subjects: “…semantics and syntax with a particular focus on words that play a central role for the poetic structure. It illustrates how the high degree of similarity between the two languages precludes an approach to translation as free re-writing and forces the tran…”
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On the History of Creation of the Atlas of Tibetan Medicine (17th century): source aspects by Yumzhana Zh. Zhabon

“…Desi Sangye Gyatso uses the word tricha (bris cha) or ngönme-tricha (sngon med kyi bris cha ‘an illustration that did not exist in the past’) to denote an “illustration.” …”
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Effects of information on consumer attitudes towards gene-edited foods: a comparison between livestock and vegetables by Naoko Kato-Nitta, Yusuke Inagaki, Tadahiko Maeda, Masashi Tachikawa

“…The respondents who were provided information with tomato illustrations in advance demonstrated lower acceptance towards gene-edited livestock than those who were provided information with pig illustrations. …”
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From the history of Lithuanian picture books (1900-1930) by Ingrida Korsakaitė

“…Zavadzki's printing house in 1909-1911 in Vilnius. They were illustrated with color lithographs brought from Germany (some of them could be from Poland), and the authors of these illustrations were unknown. …”
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Producing the Bestiary by Ilya Dines

“…Summarizing the first ever comprehensive analysis of the entire corpus of Latin bestiaries, this paper examines the patterns of deviations, or exceptions from the rigorous canon governing bestiary illustrations. I use the deviations to investigate the relationship between the work of the scribe and that of the artist in the production of bestiary manuscripts in order to determine to what extent medieval artists used already existing illustrations, and, conversely, when and to what extent they were willing or able to deviate from the canon. …”
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‘For he has his pictures, ancient and modern’: Likenesses in Bleak House by Laurent Bury

“…This paper studies the notion of likeness in relation to the illustrations of the novel, not only Phiz’s original drawings for the first edition, but also Mervyn Peake’s abortive attempt at re-illustrating Bleak House in 1945. …”
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