Defanging Diversity by Daniel Kees

“…They don’t want to realize that there is not one step, morally or actually, between Birmingham and Los Angeles…”
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L’Église verte ? La construction d’une écologie catholique : étapes et tensions by Étienne Grésillon , Bertrand Sajaloli

“…It shifts the debate on moral issues and it divides the believer. Finally, another vision emerges from the church criticizing consumerism and critical commercial vision of nature. …”
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Entre la domesticidad y el espacio laboral: construyendo la imagen de la mujer trabajadora en el cine mexicano de la Época de Oro by Valentina Velázquez-Zvierkova

“…Estos filmes coinciden al privilegiar la domesticidad y la moral católica ante las oportunidades profesionales de las mujeres sacrificando su potencial productivo como miembros de la fuerza laboral.…”
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« Petits poèmes en prose » : la forme poétique dans Tess of the d'Urbervilles by Isabelle Gadoin

“…Alongside with awkward passages when the narrator launches into abstract meditations against morals, society or fate, other moments can be found in his novels when the author briefly seems to forsake any concern for realistic description, and to suggest instead enchanted instants of communion between his characters and the world of nature, which transfigure the whole of perception. …”
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Nelson Rodrigues e a censura: o caso Boca de ouro no Arquivo Miroel Silveira by Adriano de Paula Rabelo

“…Interesa al autor discutir como los parámetros morales son inadecuados para juzgar una obra de arte, exponiendo los equívocos recurrentes de la actividad de censura cuando trata de restringir la libertad de creación artística en nombre de concepciones y comportamientos reputados como “normales” o “adecuados”.…”
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STRUCTURE AND CONTENT OF I-, HE-IMAGES IN THE MINDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE LIVING IN THE REPUBLIC OF TUVA by S. M. Mombey-ool, V. L. Sitnikov

“…The authors have traced the knowledge about himself from different sides of human representations – about his volitional, communicative, bodily, material, spiritual, moral and behavioral characteristics, which make up a unique image of himself, form the I-concept of a person.…”
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Analysis of Economic Effect and Mechanism of Basic Medical Insurance for Urban Employees in China by Yi Li, Xia Zhang, Xia Yang

“…Based on the tracking data of China Health and Nutrition Survey (CHNS) from 2006 to 2015, by constructing Heckman sample selection model, the paper finds that the basic medical insurance for urban employees (UEBMI) leads to an increase in medical expenses, among which only 0.61% can be attributed to the release of normal medical demand and 114.47% can be attributed to moral hazard; for flexible employees, 249.52% increase can be attributed to adverse selection. …”
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Alman İmparatoru İstanbul’da (1917) by Kürşat Ö. Karacagil

“…Dünya Savaşında Almanya’nın müttefiki olan Osmanlı Devleti ve Bulgaristan’a moral ve destek ziyareti oldu. Dört günlük ziyareti sırasında İmparator birçok resmi görüşme yaptı ve Çanakkale Savaşlarının geçtiği yerleri de gezme fırsatı da buldu.…”
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De grundläggande rättigheterna och straffrätten by Raimo Lahti

“…The increasing emphasis on human and constitutional rights will obviously affect the Finnish criminal law theory and criminal policy. For instance, the moral and political arguments of justice and humanity, which play an important role in criminal law theory, have now a strong institutional support as legal principles, when being firmly attached to human rights and constitutional law.…”
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Teacher Wellbeing as a Cornerstone of Student Success in Foreign Language Education by Leandro Delgado-Fernández, José Luis Sardiñas-Companioni, Adis Eliany Puerto-Valdés

“…These challenges can negatively impact teacher morale, job satisfaction, and performance, leading to decreased student engagement, achievement, and overall success. …”
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Heraclitus, Rivers and Ecosystems by Robin Attfield

“…This may seem unimportant, except that rivers are agreed to be ecosystems, which some hold to have a good of their own and therefore to have moral standing. But the loose nature of their identity, as articulated when the concept of ecosystem was introduced by Sir Arthur Tansley, belies this view. …”
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Celebrating a Heterogeneous Community: The Ebibi Festival of the Epe People by Babatunde Olanrewaju Adebua

“…Other areas of focus include the aesthetics and didacticism of oral performances, moral codes and communal self-reliance. The article concludes that Ebibi is a festival that delineates community both through bringing together multiple performances, styles, and social groups in Ijebu Epe, by highlighting differences between different Ijebu communities that celebrate Ebibi, and by confirming the boundary between Ijebu and Lagos Epe. …”
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Sorry it took me so long: Latin America and rapid governments’ response to COVID-19 by Ian Rebouças Batista, Amanda Domingos, Rodrigo Lins

“…These might suggest that autocrats faced less institutional and moral constraints to act, while democratic leaders dealing with pluralism and accountability faced higher costs to implement such measures. …”
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Contemporary Nigeria and the Deficit of Deliberative Democracy: Exploring the Indigenous Value of Àgbájọ ọwọ́ as Collegiality by Ronald Olufemi Badru

“…Third, to address the problem of the research, it is argued that well-meaning, democratically conscious Nigerians should practically embrace the indigenous value of àgbájọ ọwọ́as collegiality to resist electoral choices/candidates of the noted politically influential elites. As one of the socio-moral values of an ideal Yoruba persona, or ọmọlúwàbí, àgbájọ ọwọ́ underscores the critical point that the realty of the common good properly derives from a rational collaboration of the members of a political collectivity. …”
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Tercera articulación del tempo mítico y la fábula adolescente by Xan Eguía

“…Momentos de desarrollo moral y cognitivo, de trascendencia en la formación de nuestra personalidad y cerebro. …”
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L’innovation pédagogique en question : analyse des discours de praticiens by Denis Lemaître

“…A widely-shared, pragmatic and positivist approach is apparent, presenting pedagogical innovation as an adaptation to the market conditions of higher education and employment, rather than a means of intellectual and moral emancipation of the students.…”
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Résurgence des premiers parcs victoriens : l’exemple de l’arboretum de Derby by Catherine-Emilie Corvisy

“…At the same time, the concept of physical health expanded to include moral and social health. The parks, like Derby Arboretum, were seen as a counter attraction to the temptations of the new urban evils. …”
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Horrorismo y biopolítica de la ablación. Racializaciones de lo indio enel conflicto armado colombiano by Carolina Castañeda V.

“…Mediante el estudio de los documentos producidos por el Fondo de Poblaciones de las Naciones Unidades y, someramente, algunas producciones de los medios de comunicación se discute cómo la construcción de la vulnerabilidad de las niñas indígenas, la asignación de marcas de corporales y morales a las mujeres madres produce re-racializaciones. …”
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Pembuatan Keputusan Etis pada Mahasiswa: Tema-Tema, Faktor-Faktor yang Memengaruhi dan Strategi Mengatasi Dilema by Retno Kumolohadi, Frieda Mangunsong, Julia Suleeman

“…The dominant personal factors were moral character and religiosity. While situational factors included obedience to authority, fear of other people's dislike, conformity, sanctions, and opportunity. …”
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Modernism, Mysticism and the Pursuit of Freedom Bringing the initial instinct of the Modernists to its fullment in the model of the Christian mystic by Ludmiła Zofia Szczecina

“…In the following essay I will explore whether emancipating art from a moral authority achieved the freedom modernist artists so deeply desired and I will question whether severing himself from objective truth the artist was allowed to fully thrive. …”
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