The Boundaries of Ethics – Art without Boundaries by Hiltrud Schinzel

“…Interdisciplinary knowledge exchange and new techniques as well as general technical and environmental developments prompt to review conservation ethics. …”
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A Football Club's Strategic Performance Management by L.C. Panescu, M. Dragomir

“…The knowledge acquired on a topic that has naturally shown to have a significant impact on people inherently adds something useful and beneficial to society.…”
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Statuts épistémologique et axiologique de la « théorie » architecturale. Pour une définition normative de la théorie en architecture by Adrien Marchand

“…On the one hand, its writing in time and by various authors seems to indicate the construction of a shared and objective knowledge, analogous to the theories formulated in the field of science. …”
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More-than-human in the garden: Living with Homo hortensis by Schwarz Astrid

“…Dealing with the interweaving of the natural and the artificial, craftsmanship and mechanization, local traditional and scientific knowledge is inherent in gardening practice and has been this way for centuries. …”
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Information Modeling Procedure to Represent a Territory Affected by Earthquake by Tommaso Empler

“…The application of the procedure is described on the case study of a building aggregate of Grisciano, a borough of the Municipality of Accumoli, describing the steps that constitute the part of the design/reconstruction of the BIM procedure, consisting of: cognitive framework, distinguished in ‘direct knowledge’ and ‘deferred knowledge’; processing of the data collected; framework of the ARIM procedure, which provides a sub-articulation in data acquisition and their synthesis, finally the construction of the synthetic and informed 3D model. …”
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Introduction by Chiara Brambilla

“…On the one hand, to explore the potential of anthropological knowledge, methods, and practice for advancing research on borders and the border-migration nexus. …”
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Caregiving in the Research Agenda and in Public Policies in Uruguay by Rosario Aguirre, Karina Batthyány, Natalia Genta, Valentina Perrotta

“…It covers the trajectory of the production of sociological knowledge about gender and caregiving in Uruguay and their links with public policies. …”
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Historia y memoria del trabajo forzado del sistema concentracionario franquista by Juan Carlos García-Funes, Fernando Mendiola Gonzalo

“…In spite of this importance, there is still an important lack of knowledge about its roots, logics and development when giving an overall picture about Franco’s dictatorship. …”
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Pedagogical strategies for teaching nursing theories in undergraduate students: A scoping review protocol. by Aurélie Demagny-Warmoes, Paul Quindroit, Sébastien Colson

“…However, there seems to be no synthesis of knowledge regarding the pedagogical methods used to teach them. …”
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Can the ‘Other’ Frame Back in Tourism Studies? by Sarani Pitor Pakan

“…While the experiment itself might not be able to seriously challenge the Eurocentric knowledge production in tourism studies, I found it useful as a pedagogy of self-reflection through which non-Western tourism researcher, like me, can resituate her/his postcolonial being, thinking, and sensing and be an initial seed of future decolonial praxis.…”
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HISTORY IN SECONDARY EDUCATION: HISTORICAL TIME, CAUSALITY AND SOURCES by Roberto Muñoz Bolaños, Ana Rosa Lagares Gaitán

“…History is a field of knowledge that lacks conceptual hierarchy and where the accumulation of knowledge plays a key role in understanding the evolution of human events over time. …”
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Nessuna disciplina si salva da sola. Diario di un’etnografia in Antartide #1 by Elena Bougleux

“…The ongoing research projects that I have been observing for about a month, finding myself in one of the Italian bases managed by the PNRA, are all built around a basic multi-disciplinarity, which involves the fundamental knowledge of natural sciences. The project that brings me to Antarctica is also a multidisciplinary one, but in a broader, deeper and more critical sense, which puts me in the privileged position of observing macro-processes and micro-dynamics that contribute in a non linear way to the construction of knowledge.…”
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Tempo e espaço: onde as teorias da natureza se encontram com as da cultura by Geovane Ferreira Gomes

“…Its goal, through an interdisciplinary text, is to re-approximate these fields of knowledge. To do so, it retrieves how the concepts of time and space of physics, from Aristotle, Galilei, Newton and Einstein, and from the human sciences, with Marx, Weber, Harvey, Bauman and Giddens, have varied in history to demonstrate that changes in one area may correspond to transformations in the way of seeing time and space in another area of knowledge. …”
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THE SELF AND THE EVERYDAYNESS by Nerijus Milerius

“…In the history of philosophy, the problem of the everydayness has been neglected and rarely met in question, but it is theories of knowledge of the New Ages which have fully excluded the possibility of the refferense to the everydayness. …”
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Accounting Sciences theses: an analysis of their dissemination by Jacqueline Veneroso Alves da Cunha, Edgard Bruno Cornachione Jr., Gilberto de Andrade Martins

“…When a thesis is defended it moves to the condition of scientific literature, serving as a source of knowledge to other authors, thus, playing their role in the construction process and scientific development. …”
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Inspirujący Anton Makarenko. Z analizy hieroglifów na „Dziełach” by Maria Groenwald

“…Their analysis has been directed at those issues that particularly appealed to the readers and the possibilities arising from them of applying knowledge to work with pupils. It turns out that while reading “Works” they focused on: (1) aims of upbringing and ways of fulfilling them: discipline, codes of conduct, collective group structure; (2) A. …”
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A Brief Journey into the History of the Arterial Pulse by Nima Ghasemzadeh, A. Maziar Zafari

“…This paper illustrates the evolution of our knowledge of the arterial pulse from ancient times to the present. …”
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University libraries and the indispensable changes in Medical Sciences by Maria Elinor Dulzaides Iglesias, Ana Maria Molina Gomez, Yuniet Rojas Mesa

“…This work deals with some aspects related with university libraries as an ideal environment to articulate science, knowledge and culture and the need of reorganization of structures and functions within these institutions. …”
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Quand l’usage fait patrimoine. Vers une patrimonialisation des usages et des paysages culturels ? by Stéphanie De Carrara, Yves-François Le Lay

“…Local usages patrimonialize knowledge and savoir-faire that favour the maintenance of the species, the landscapes and the identities. …”
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The Concept of Scientific Bases of Management by E. M. Korotkov

“…The development of science and education is accompanied by the emergence of the need to incorporate the new knowledge that arises naturally in the theory and practice of economics. …”
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