“Welcome to the White Man’s World”: An English Translation of Isaac Oluwole Delano’s Historical Novel Aiyé D’Aiyé Òyìnbó by Michael Oladejo Afolayan

“…For the record, one important thing I would like to say right here is that all names, be it of towns or of people, that are used in this book are totally fictional. We had no one in mind when this story was being written. The story is purely fictional but based on our various experiences in the Yoruba society.  …”
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Altai alphabet with cyrillic graphics by DİLBƏR

“…When designing the Altai alphabet, representatives of the Altai spiritual mission they had one main goal in mind. This was to convert the Altaic Turks.…”
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After the birth/death of Kant/Derrida by Thomson Terrence

“…I show how Kant inadvertently tears open a deconstructive space at the center of critique (a framing of a metaphysics of the future, of the to-come [Zukunft] which never properly comes) while eschewing an attempt to walk through it. With this in mind, I then read Derrida’s picking up of this tear in his discussions of the Parergon, Ergon and the hors d’oeuvres-the starter outside and before the main work-in The Truth in Painting. …”
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Les traces de Denis Papin dans la poussière de l’histoire by Maguire, Conor

“…In this, he stands in a long line of great minds throughout history who have strived to harness the power of steam to operate mechanical devices. …”
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DIAGNOSIS AND THERAPEUTIC MANAGEMENT OF COMPLICATED MIDDLE EAR CHOLESTEATOMA. A NARRATIVE REVIEW by Marius Cristian Mârțu, Alexandru Stingheriu, Oana Aștefanei, Iustin Iațentiuc, Ioana Mârțu, Oana Bitere-Popa

“…These factors keep cholesteatoma complications in mind.…”
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A Comparative Study of the Motives of KHAT in the poetical works of Naziri and collection of lyric poems of Saâeb by عصمت اسماعیلی

“…In the poetical works of Naziri Neyshaburi, some descriptive combinations and words get out of the circle of their ordinary dictionary meanings and being placed in the centre of the language networks, help the poet, in order to creation of innovative concepts, they also transfer their cognitive concepts to the reader&#39s mind. For instance, words like: sepehr with 51 or khat with 74, khak with 166 or ka’be with 125 different usages in his poems- have helped the poet in constructing differentiated meanings. …”
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Development of Teacher Beliefs through Online Instruction: A One-Year Study of Middle School Science and Mathematics Teachers’ Beliefs About Teaching and Learning by Sissy S. Wong

“…This study of N=21 middle school science and mathematics teachers’ beliefs in the United States found one year of a graduate online program that emphasized inquiry-based instruction and student-centered frames-of-mind influenced participants’ beliefs. Overall, all participants veered toward more student-centered beliefs. …”
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Potentials of Local Economic Development in Aspect of Tourism by Viktória Csizmadiáné Czuppon, Edina Sáriné Csajka, Tamás Molnár

“…The authors – by keeping in mind local conditions and endogenous resources – define recommendations for settlements to be able to create a well-organised framework of local economic development.…”
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Entre poésie et fiction : Tess ou l'écriture syncopée de Thomas Hardy by Catherine Lanone

“…Thomas Hardy's poems and novels are closely intertwined through a system of echoes, which suggests that rather than two entirely different modes of writing, they are deeply connected in the writer's mind and reflect a similar quest for meaning through disruption rather than euphonious perfection. …”
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Strawberries: Main Pests and Beneficials in Florida by Silvia I. Rondon, James F. Price, Daniel J. Cantliffe

“…The ability to recognize these pests, their damage, and their natural enemies is important in determining the best control methods for each situation. Keep in mind that miticide or insecticide choices are limited if you participate in a biological control program. …”
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Mercy Otis Warren, the American Revolution and the Classical Imagination by Eran Shalev

“…In her works Warren put to use a set of powerful and unique rhetorical modes for incorporating and merging America and the classical world. The frame of mind that allowed her to present acquaintances as Brutuses and Cassiuses, and American history as a reenactment of Roman annals, enables us to better understand the modes of thought and action that propelled the American Revolution. …”
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Virtual Space: New Communication Phenomena Виртуальное пространство: новые феномены коммуникации Віртуальний простір: нові феномени комунікації... by K. V. Sokolova

“…The article deals with the problem of memes as units of cultural information in human minds and their social role. The analysis of a communicative function of the Internet-memes that refers to a much broader category of cultural information has been given special attention in the article.…”
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Should I Stop Thinking About It: A Computational Exploration of Reappraisal Based Emotion Regulation by Mei Si

“…Agent-based simulation of people’s behaviors and minds has become increasingly popular in recent years. …”
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Developing ethical formation through literature and philosophy in school by Lisa Rygaard Frost Kristensen

“…Since literature invites readers into the lives and minds of others, the pupils can try on another person’s thoughts, emotions, life experiences, perspectives, attitudes, and worldviews. …”
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La bienveillance en éducation : un défi pédagogique by Renaud Hétier

“…Of course, corporal retribution is forbidden and humiliating or mind-numbing punishments are no longer acceptable. …”
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Newman et la conscience dans son roman Callista et dans son sermon « Ce qui dispose à la foi » by Michel Durand

“…Callista offers an even richer source of insight into the mind of the author. Whilst a number of theological themes emerge which give the novel an apologetic dimension—the authority of the Church, the importance of the priesthood, the nature of evil and sin, the importance of the liturgy and the significance of martyrdom amongst others—the key theme of the novel, and its chief centre of interest, is to be found in the theme of conversion—this time to Christianity itself—and the role played by conscience in this process, as illustrated in the character of the young Greek pagan, Callista.…”
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Сталинская премия по литературе. Институциональное измерение эстетики социалистического реализма (1940-1950-е годы)... by Dmitry Tsyganov

“…Using a wide range of factual material, it is shown that in the 1940s and early 1950s the institution of the prize in the minds of Stalinist functionaries also began to be perceived as one of the main instruments for structuring the world political space. …”
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“We must dig our trenches, and win or die”: Voltairine de Cleyre’s Transnational Anarchism by Rita Filanti

“…De Cleyre cross-fertilized anarchist ideas from overseas with the most rebellious energies of the national mind. In this way, the nation and transnationalism do not appear as alternatives, but as complementary with, and implicated in, one another. …”
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ADAPTIVE GROWTH TECHNIQUE OF TRUSS STRUCTURE BASED ON MMA by HUA Min, DING XiaoHong, WU ChunPing

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The Ambience Potential of Coloured Illuminations in Architecture by Stine Louring Nielsen, Carsten Friberg, Ellen Kathrine Hansen

“…By this, the article contributes to spatial innovation in the light of feelings and sensations of ambience, informing a new multisensory understanding of how coloured illumination can affect bodily sensations and perceptions of space, and argues for a general mindful integration of coloured illuminations in architecture as an essential design element.…”
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