Le Massif du Sancy and Horizons–Arts Nature : When Land Art Rhymes with Attractiveness by Marie-Ève Férérol

“…At first glance, the festival may indeed appear surprising for a region like Auvergne which is perceived as a less open-minded territory and an unlikely place for innovative activities.The object of this paper is twofold. …”
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New visions for sustainability during a pandemic Towards sustainable wellbeing in a changing planet by Adriana GALVANI, Maria SOTELO PEREZ, Alan LEW

“…In recent decades, the human mind has been producing exponential changes, though some of these have been delivered in perhaps less than desirable directions. …”
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« Tu sais ne pas être injuste » : Justice et procès dans les Euménides d’Eschyle by Nicolas Boulic

“…One may even say that this trial occupies a special place in Athenian minds as it is supposed to be the very first trial ever held in the Aeropagus, a court with several members. …”
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PENGUATAN PEMBELAJARAN MELALUI VALUE BASED EDUCATION by Asef Umar Fakhruddin

“…To get the target, the learning process should be touched by friendly hearted and minded, so the students could feel  relax, comfortable and easy to understand. …”
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Des stratégies intégrées durables : savoir écologique traditionnel et gestion adaptative des espaces et des ressources by Mireia Boya Busquet

“…The outcomes of the practical results of these strategies show that it has not always been possible to combine conservation and development.In naturally heterogeneous and dynamic contexts, planning must not be a static tool, but instead should evolve with the rhythms of nature and society. With this in mind, the adaptive management approach, based on specific local conditions and community dynamics, integrates design, management, and project follow-through in order to produce a redesign which enables a better adaptation to the context and to the needs of the native population. …”
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An Analysis of the Cognitive and Intellectual Structure of Turkish Librarianship Journal by Coşkun Polat, Mehmet Ali Akkaya, Kasım Binici

“…Through this study it is aimed to reveal the thematic patterns of the peer-reviewed articles published in the Turkish Librarianship journal. With this reason in mind, the thematic structure of the journal content and the changes throughout the process were analysed in the light of word association and network analysis methods, and by using the keywords of every article identified by their own authors. …”
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Brat – ojciec – matka. Specyfika braterstwa minoryckiego by Wiesław Block

“…Structurally, the work is divided into two parts, the first of which describes the maturation of Francis’ attitude of being a brother (awareness of being a “brother” to entire humankind), while the second dwells upon the figure of mother, which is the prototype of fraternal relationships, according to the mind of Francis. …”
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Le touriste et le voyageur dans A Residence on the Shores of the Baltic (1841) d’Elizabeth Rigby by Stéphanie GOURDON

“…This observation, as well as her fears and contradictions, led her to attempt a redefinition of travelling; yet, practical experience does not always confirm the constructs of the mind. This article highlights the way Rigby defines travelling and then considers what her travelling experience reveals. …”
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Visiting the Wilderness of Banff National Park: Achieving Touristic Well-Being by “Disconnecting” from Everyday Life and “Connecting” to Nature by Morgane Müller-Roux

“…Indeed, there is a dominant common discourse on nature which affirms that being in nature and its practice would be beneficial for the body and the mind. Currently, national parks seem to offer the ideal space for people to “get away from it all”, because nature—and the wilderness more particularly—is becoming more and more important within tourist imaginaries as it symbolize a break with the stress of everyday life. …”
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Pater and Contemporary Visual Art by J.-B. Bullen

“…The attacks on Burne-Jones, on Solomon and later, on Whistler, made him cautious of speaking his mind openly. Several unpublished documents deal with his views on centrality of the visual arts in modern culture, his book reviews display a knowledge of the subject not seen elsewhere, and his ‘School of Giorgione’ was almost certainly a statement in support of the modern Aesthetic school of painting at the recently opened Grosvenor Gallery.…”
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Editorial: Animal models of Alzheimer's disease and other dementias: past, present, and future by Ines Moreno-Gonzalez, Ines Moreno-Gonzalez, Ines Moreno-Gonzalez, Jesus Garcia-Martin, Roberta Marongiu, Roberta Marongiu, Roberta Marongiu

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Confini e frontiere nell’Etruria nordorientale by Camilla Zeviani

“…The Etruscan frame of mind has always been boundary oriented. The threat represented by ‘the other’, ignited by the Gallic invasions and Rome’s rising military force in the 4th century BCE, reinforced such traditional and embedded world views. …”
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Bilateral adrenal cryptococcosis causing adrenal insufficiency in an immunocompetent patient by Ramneek Kaur, Naveen Mittal, Ankita Soni, Harpreet Kaur

“…Thus, it is recommended to keep the possibility of cryptococcosis in mind while dealing with instances that have a tuberculosis-like clinico-radiological presentation. …”
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Affective polarization in a word: Open-ended and self-coded evaluations of partisan affect. by Spencer Kiesel, Sharif Amlani

“…This measure advances our understating of partisan affect by allowing scholars a window into respondents' state of mind. Scholars can easily apply our measure's procedure beyond partisanship to other groups of interest.…”
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Formacja nowych ewangelizatorów dla dzieła nowej ewangelizacji by Izabela Iwańska

“…This may be the person who have gone thought this way, and he goes on it further, keeping in mind that Christian always teaches to evangelize by evangelizing.…”
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Psychisme et opérativité chez Maître Eckhart by Yves Meessen

“…Between the two, it is a question of determining whether the original disposition of the mind in its primitive energetic conception is immediately opposed to a historical revelation or, on the contrary, one can corroborate the other.…”
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“From in the light I touched the light” by Anne-Laure Tissut

“…As the protagonist gropes her way through the ceaselessly shifting volumes of a prison-house, her body undergoes ceaseless transformations and distortions, bringing to mind Francis Bacon’s works. Gilles Deleuze’s analyses of the figure in Francis Bacon — and of its interactions with the background — are used to shed light on what happens to language in its relation to images in Butler’s Ever. …”
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15. listopad 1939: Zprávy německé provenience by Michal V. Šimůnek

“…The mass demonstrations following the funeral of Jan Opletal, a student at the Faculty of Medicine of Charles University deadly wounded by the shot on 28 October 1939, in the centre of Prague on 15 November 1939, have remained rather in the shade of the brutal German aftermath two days later, on 17 November 1939. It has to be kept in mind that they had been the most overt Czech protest against the German occupation before May 1945. …”
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TARİHÇİLİĞİN BUNALIMI VE TARİH’İN DOĞUŞU-İbni Halduncu Çözümlemenin Özgünlüğü Üzerine- by Mehmet Evkuran

“…Ibn Khaldun believed that the historical and social events may comprehended by human mind and he made an effort to understand the logic of its events. …”
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Excavating the Modern Self: Haggard’s Egyptological Romances by Nolwenn CORRIOU

“…The depiction of Egypt as an oneiric place located within the Victorian mind and as the origin of a layered modern identity suggests an ambivalent interpretation of Haggard’s imperialist stance at the turn of the twentieth century.…”
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