The Reception of St Jerome in a Late- Medieval Sermon Collection by Johannes Herolt by Andrea Radošević

“…Their quotations were used in different ways – as an exegesis of the reading, as a commentary of a moral les­son, or as a strong argument for a particular statement. …”
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At the Origins of the University Education System in Russia by Vasily N. Ponomarev

“…The universities were treated as hotbeds of freethinking, moral depravity, and philosophy was demonized as a source of spiritual contagion.…”
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Border of Ethics and Law: A Critique of the Theory of “Denying the Entry of Law into the Scope of the Veil” (Comparative Study of Islam, Iran, and Europe) by Reza Zahravi

“…The realm of law is not limited to the social sphere, and the individual and divine dimensions are not outside the sphere of law, and the entry of law into this realm is rationally defensible and is based on the correct drawing of the boundary between ethics and law; Accordingly, in this article, on the one hand,   by presenting logical arguments for the entry of law into all necessary human relations, under the correct draw of moral and legal boundaries, criticizes arguments against entering the law in other cases to individual scope. …”
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El concepto de lo salvaje y el mal en dos obras maestras by Vladimiro Rivas Iturralde

“…La tesis central es que la selva, personaje y es enario de las dos novelas, es inocente, y lo salvaje es el resultado de la simbiosis moral entre la inhumanidad de la selva y la crueldad de los hombres que la expolian, destruyéndola, y explotan el trabajo humano, y que la novela de Conrad complementa y amplía el concepto del mal que aparece en la de Rivera. …”
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Heart of the Country by Len Kamerling

“…Shinichi Yasutomo, the extraordinary principal of a rural village school in Hokkaido, Japan, passionately believes he knows the way - by giving children a moral compass to guide their lives, by educating their hearts as wells as their minds.  …”
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Games as Windows and Remedies to Modern Society: A Qualified Defense of Agonistic Encounters by Francisco Javier López Frías

“…Simon’s sport mutualism, I advocate that competition may yield positive moral and social outcomes when approached as a “mutual quest for excellence.” …”
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‘Dolls in Agony’: Vernon Lee in Southern Spain by Leire Barrera-Medrano

“…Lee’s open repulsion to the Catholic country and especially to the Spanish representations of the Virgin Mary would prompt her to write ‘The Virgin of the Seven Daggers’, the most consciously Decadent of all her works: a sacrilegious tale in which Catholic and Moorish Spain are intertwined to explore notions of spiritual and moral perversity. This essay thus examines the relatively unnoticed visit that Lee made to Southern Spain and suggests that, besides its disturbing character, the grotesque Spanish Catholicism that Lee found in 1889 resulted in fruitful productivity: it contributed to shape Lee’s pacifist aesthetic conscience and awakened her imagination.…”
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Tonk, Syntax, Semantics, Pragmatics by Woleński Jan

“…It consists in considering tonk-rules via so-called rejection consequence operation, that is, a dual with respect to the standard Cn. The general moral stemming from the proposed analysis says that inferentialism, the view that inference rules are purely syntactical, is dubious, because logic has its basis also in semantic presuppositions as well as in pragmatic ones.…”
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“Sorry, no landscapes”. La volatilisation du paysage dans les atmosphères de Blow up (1966) de Michelangelo Antonioni by Olivier Gaudin

“…This is replaced by a succession of distended, fragmented or cracked spaces, evoking the “moral” disorientation of the characters. Antonioni pursues a quest that is as expressive as it is subtle, concerning the means of constructing a visual critique, through the medium of cinema, of some of the tensions inherent in the “society of the spectacle” of the 1960s - and which remain in part our own.…”
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La forme scolaire : analyse d’un concept clé pour comprendre la difficile prise en compte de l’hétérogénéité des élèves à l’école primaire française by Sylvie Jouan

“…This enables me to stress the political and moral implications of this concept irreducible to that of structure. …”
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Engaged Scholarship and Its Discontents by Tebeje Molla

“…In the third and final section, the article emphasises the moral imperative of using research for social change and advocates for the creation of supportive ecosystems to help scholars navigate the challenges of public engagement.…”
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On two ways to expand on the harm principle by Rodrigo Jungmann de Castro

“…Subsequently, in the article`s substantive core, I focus entirely on what Mill refers to as the “moral coercion of public opinion”. Here I address matters which I take to underexplored in the literature, namely some difficulties that arise for Mill´s treatment in connection with our ordinary notions concerning politeness and social avoidance. …”
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BASIS ETIKA LINGKUNGAN HIDUP MASYARAKAT TRADISIONAL MADURA by Hasani Utsman

“…Based on the ethnographical approach, the moral view of Maduranese traditional society is obtained through participant observation and direct interaction, the results of this study revealed that Maduranese traditional society put forward two main principles in interacting to the nature, i.e. harmony and belief to the supernatural forces, which is led to the diversity of the land use typology and nature’s rituals. …”
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Nacionalización de los hidrocarburos bolivianos: reflexiones sobre su impacto en lo doméstico y en los vínculos con Argentina y Brasil by Natalia Ceppi

“…En mayo de 2006, Evo Morales anunció una medida de trascendencia histórica: la tercera nacionalización de los hidrocarburos bolivianos. …”
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La plausible impronta (política) de diderot en kant* by Roberto R. Aramayo

“…Así como Hume despertó a Kant del sueño dogmático y Rousseau le descubrió el mundo moral, Diderot le habría hecho acceder al universo de la política. …”
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Investor and (Un)Accountability of The Supervisor in Self-Construction of a Single-Family House by Mojca Klemenčič Manič, Zoran Cunk, Štefan Bojnec

“…We study his accountability in actions, which must be in accordance with both statutory provisions and ethical-moral rules of social responsibility. In determining his accountability for construction execution we mainly focus on the findings of his monitoring bodies, the professional organizations (the Slovenian Chamber of Engineers and the Chamber of Architecture and Environmental Planning of Slovenia) and the building inspectorate. …”
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Convergence and the agent's point of view by Howard Nathan

“…This paper examines the apparent tension in Michael Smith's The Moral Problem between his commitment to convergence in ideal desires and his acceptance of agentrelative reasons, particularly those grounded in first-personal perspectives like the parent-child relationship. …”
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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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Yoruba Festival and the Dramatist: Satire as Spine in Soyinka’s A Dance of the Forests by Olusegun i Olu-Osayomi

“…By vigorously exploiting African (Yoruba) experience, festival motif, and satiric modes, in a manner relevant to the moral development of his world, it will be seen that Soyinka, succeeds in laying the foundation for a truly Nigerian national literature and it is, in fact, on this that his strengths as a satirist playwright lie …”
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The Interface Between the Written and the Oral in lfa Corpus by Omotade Adegbindin

“… While the modernists in the field of African philosophy embrace writing as a precondition for philosophy and forcefully maintain the need to cast philoso­phy in the image of science, the traditionalists insist that African philosophy is essentially a philosophical reflection on African oral traditions, morals, and re­ligious practices. This essay argues that the intransigent relationship between the modernists and the traditionalists persists because the two dominant schools have failed to recognize the need to furnish a paradigm of interaction between their projects. …”
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