L’histoire d’un vrai faux traité philosophique (Ḥatatā Zar’a Yā‘eqob et Ḥatatā Walda Ḥeywat). Épisode 1 : Le temps de la découverte. De l’entrée en collection à l’édition scientifi... by Anaïs Wion

“…On the Ethiopian highlands in the middle of the 19th century, Juste d’Urbin, a Catholic missionary, chose to stop evangelizing and devote himself fully to the study of the Ge’ez and Amharic languages and of the country’s Orthodox civilization. …”
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Automatic Generation of Moodle Cloze Questions for the Assessment of Knowledge About Lexical Analysis Algorithms by Roberto Izquierdo-Amo, José Antonio Barbero-Aparicio, José Luis Garrido-Labrador, Alicia Olivares-Gil, César Ignacio García-Osorio

“…The evaluation of these algorithms is relevant in the subjects of both automata and formal languages and in those of compiler design. The tool allows the creation of exercises of configurable complexity, after which the text, tables, and associated images are generated for quick upload to Moodle. …”
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Determinants of Financial Literacy and Investment Behavior: Evidence from University Students by Muhammad Sulaman Akram, Noureen A. Khan, Baharom Hamid, Mudeer Khattak

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Quelques hommes « extra-ordinaires » du début de l’ère Meiji by Christian Galan

“…As the model chosen by Japanese was western and plural, its setting up required young intellectuals to get involved in the study of American and European languages, knowledge, and methods.The little-studied question of the intellectual and human cost of this modernization appears to manifest itself particularly in the profiles of the generations of Western studies (yogaku) specialists born between 1830 and 1840, that is to say, those who had also been the most directly involved in the transition process between old and modern Japan.The exceptional intellectual, psychological, and physical effort these young men had to supply seems – except for Fukuzawa Yukichi – to have indeed shortened their young lives. …”
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Self-mentions and Attitude Markers in Turkish Research Article Abstracts by Buse Şen Erdoğan

“…Metadiscourse markers are analyzed in many different languages in detail. This study focuses on two interactional metadiscourse markers: attitude markers and self-mentions in Turkish RA abstracts. …”
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The Beginning of the Registration of Estonian Books in Printed Works as Compared with that of the Other Nations of the Baltic Sea by Liivi Aarma

“…The advent of typography favoured publishing of books and bibliographies in national languages - the same holds true also in comparative treatment of national printed works in Baltic Sea region. …”
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Intermedijalni transferi u poetskim ekfrazama Ilije Crijevića by Zrinka Blažević, Daniel Premerl

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Navigating the ChatGPT Theological Terrain: Considerations for Graduate Theology Students by Mahlon Nyongesa Juma

“…It’s unreliable in translations of ancient Biblical texts and should not replace professional knowledge of languages, particularly when handling intricate linguistic problems. …”
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Negotiating through the Intervention of A Third Party: The Functions of the Mediation During Peaceful Negotiations by Latifi Veton

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RAT Association’s Structure: Measuring Fluency and Flexibility of Thinking by V.K. Lukianova

“…Despite various modifications of RAT (CRAT, fRAT, vRAT, LI-RAT) and their adaptations in different languages, the problem of heterogeneity of the association structure remains unsolved. …”
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Review of Translation of Šahrestānīhā ī ērānšahr, A Middle Persian Text on Late Antique Geography, Epic and History in Persian by Shima Jaafari Dehaghi

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CPEC and Inclusive Development of Balochistan: A Holistic Approach to Human Security and Sustainable Development by Sayyeda Aqsa Sajjad, Dr Raza Muhammad

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Influence of Bilinguism on Socio-Cognitive Personality Development by I. V. Sokolova

“…The paper emphasizes the influence of bilinguism on cognitive decentration, ability to learn foreign languages and develop higher social sensitivity regarding both verbal and non-verbal communication (i.e. interpretation of mimics, gestures, intonations), and more adequate reaction to communicative behavior of surrounding people.The author concludes that bilinguism stimulates creativity, facilitates divergent thinking necessary for observing a variety of possible solutions and creative ideas development. …”
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Constructing masculinity through ulwaluko: a scoping literature review by Mlamli Diko

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An Image Encryption Algorithm Based on the Improved Sine-Tent Map by Zijing Gao, Zeyu Liu, Lichan Wang

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An Analysis of the Economic Impact of US Presidential Elections Based on Principal Component and Logical Regression by Jing-Jing Wang, Yan Liang, Jin-Tao Su, Jia-Ming Zhu

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French wh in-situ by Lena Baunaz, Giuliano Bocci, Ur Shlonsky

“…In this respect, French differs from many other languages (see e.g., Beck & Kim 1997, a.o.). We show that D-linking is not a necessary condition for in-situ in French. …”
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Ideological objectives underpinning imbizo as a model of communication and governance by Jeffrey Mabelebele

“…The word imbizo has its variants in many African languages in South Africa, e.g. pit o in Sepedi, kgotla in Setswana and Sesotho. …”
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Challenges of metaverse technology for the tourism industry by Reza Shokouh Saljoughi, Somayeh Hassani

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Une période de discontinuité dans la vie d’Urbanistica : 1985-1990 by Paola Savoldi

“…During a brief period until 1990, the journal profoundly changed in terms of subjects covered, languages adopted, role and treatment of images, publisher, and, above all, the editorial board’s method of work and research. …”
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