Engineering Activity and Engineering Thinking in the Context of Artificial Intelligence Expansion by V. S. Sheinbaum, V. S. Nikolskiy

“…Researchers pay attention not only to the applied aspects of the use of AI technologies, but also to the issues of the ontological foundations of activity that are being transformed under the influence of new technologies. …”
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Community Participation in the South African Local Government Dispensation: A Public Administration Scholastic Misnomer by Ntwanano Mathebula

“…This paper seeks to challenge the notion that community participation is a substitute in its ontological and epistemological form and connotation for public participation. …”
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(De)Globalization, the Global Imaginary, and Religious Narratives: A Theoretical Framework and the East Asia Litmus Test by Beilei Bai

“…The secular imaginary had fostered a homogenous narrative that has caused both ontological and epistemological crises. The resurgence of religious discourse within the narratives of deglobalization is to be understood as part and parcel of competing interpretations of the global modernization process, since the latter obeys both secular and religious forces. …”
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The study of Postmodern Language Components in the Story "Passing again through the Same Streets" by Bijan Najdi by Abdollah Hasanzadeh mirali, Ghazaleh Heidari Abkenar

“…For this purpose, first; postmodernism and the main components of its fiction such as short circuit, metanarrative, ontological content, grand narrative collapse, and … are represented, replying on critical criticism theory in this field such as, David Lodge, Peter Shia, and Barry Louis, and then the existence of each components is proved with samples from stories. …”
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A multidimensional approach to knowledge coproduction in glaciology by Marcela Brugnach, Saria Sato-Bajracharya, Lisa Kranz, Nerea Bilbao-Barrenetxea, Sergio Henrique Faria

“…In addition to the already known three stages of knowledge coproduction process (codesign, codevelopment, and codelivery), we propose the inclusion of an additional preparation stage, which entails the acknowledgment of the identity and involvement of all human and nonhuman participants, their positionality, and means to ensure their cultural and ontological safety. We reason that knowledge coproduction does not replace the scientific method, but rather complements it, eliciting the possibility to unveil deeper insights that might be difficult to attain through unilateral means.…”
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The Study of “Prototypical Model of Love” in Leyli and Majnoon “Based on Kovecses’s Model of Love” by Azadeh Sharifi Moghaddam, Mitra Iranezhad, Vahideh Abolhasanizadeh

“…Among three types of love metaphors, ontological metaphors and metaphors of unity were the most and the least frequent metaphors respectively. …”
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Nature and culture intertwined or redefined? On the challenges of cultural primatology and sociocultural anthropology by Gabriela Daly Bezerra de Melo

“…The modern categorization also referred to as modern constitution has set Nature and Culture apart as two distinct ontological provinces, separating the pole of human beings and culture from the pole of non-humans and nature. …”
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Vilém Flusser : au croisement de l’image technique et de la mode by Luciana Nacif

“…Moreover, the digital image is only partially an image in the classical sense : it has also become an element of data flow on the network, and its “invisible” aspects have caused profound ontological changes. In that regard politics enters the visual field not only at the level of representation, but also at the structural level of its acquisition, processing and transmission. …”
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“Never break them in two. Never put one over the other. Eve is Mary’s mother. Mary is the daughter of Eve”: Toni Morrison’s Womanist Gospel of Self by Claude LE FUSTEC

“…However, far from boiling down to this deconstructive strategy, Morrison’s fiction seems to oppose religious doctrine only so as to sound the ontological depth of Christianity: while challenging the theological basis of sexist and racist assumptions, Morrison poses as an authoritative spiritual force able to craft her own Gospel of Self, based on cathartic moments of revelation where mostly female characters experience a mystic sense of connectedness to self and other, time and place. …”
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Representing Tatar verbs denoting physiological actions and states in the lexicographic database by A.M. Galieva

“…The general principles of representing verbs in the database and the basic classification parameters have been given. The thematic (ontological) classes of verbs essentially are heterogeneous aggregations of lexemes of various semantic, structural, and syntactic features. …”
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ECONOMY AS A PHENOMENON OF CULTURE: THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL ANALYSIS by S. N. Ivaskovsky

“…Substantiating the main thesis of the article, the author shows that there is a profound ontological bond between economy and culture, which primarily consists in the fact that these spheres of human relations are aimed at the solution of the same problem – the competitive selection of the best ways for survival of people, of satisfying the relevant living needs. …”
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The Mediterranean Sea and the Impact of Its Geographical Space and Cosmology upon Shakespeare’s Characters in Pericles by Neslihan Ekmekçioğlu

“…Shakespeare’s maritime imagination reveals a profound ontological relationship between the sea and human maturation in the sense of reaching a higher level of humanity. …”
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METAFORA KAIP KULTŪROS MODELIS by Tomas Kačerauskas

“…The author builds on Ricæur who foregrounds the ontological and visual aspects of metaphor. Furthermore, analysing the ethical aspect of metaphor, the author invokes the work of Lévinas. …”
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A different story of modern economic science by Oreste Bazzichi, Fabio Reali

“…The age of the Late Middle Ages in Europe laid the foundations of modern economic science, giving impulse to quite singular reflections gathered from the interpretation of reality, in a typically «Franciscan» key, grasping in the fraternity (franciscan fraternitas) the anthropological and ontological element for the good living in the communitas and for the integral sustainability, therefore, valid also for the economy. …”
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A Surgery Issue: Cutting through the Architectural Fabric by Athina Angelopoulou

“…This essay examines the material ontologies of surgical trans-modifications. Focusing on incisions and subsequent scars, the essay argues for the queering of architecture and design as an act of cutting through structures and processes. …”
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Unity of tradition and innovation as a sustainable development factor of digital society by Yu. A. Chernavin

“…The need for such unity in a digital society is due to its characteristics of a “complex society”, a risk society, an increase in the number of social ontologies, and changes in indicators of human subjectivity. …”
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Connecting resonance theory with social‐ecological thinking: Conceptualizing self‐world relationships in the context of sustainability transformations by Florian Brossette, Claudia Bieling

“…In distinguishing between self and world and highlighting the role of relationships, resonance theory brings ontological and epistemological clarity, while overcoming a strict dichotomy between social and ecological. …”
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LIBERALIOSIOS TEISINGUMO TEORIJOS KRITIKA E. FRAZER IR N. LACEY POLITINĖJE FILOSOFIJOJE by Patricija Droblytė

“…The possibility of synthesis is revealed through a combination of interpretivist and ontological realist approaches to the issue of justice. …”
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LIBERALIOSIOS TEISINGUMO TEORIJOS KRITIKA E. FRAZER IR N. LACEY POLITINĖJE FILOSOFIJOJE by Patricija Droblytė

“…The possibility of synthesis is revealed through a combination of interpretivist and ontological realist approaches to the issue of justice. …”
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Plotinus’ νοητή ουσία means substance paths to the Absolute by Robert Warchał

“…Of course, being, understood in a spiritual context, has ontological priority here. However, an entity that is limited by external conditions - can bring itself all the way up to intellectual life through knowledge of itself. …”
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