Daphne Du Maurier’s Transformation of Jane Eyre in Rebecca by Bernadette Bertrandias

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Venüs Heykelciklerinden İdollere Kadın Temsilleri by Tülin CENGİZ

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Nigerian blogosphere and identity change of women by Angela Nkiru Nwammuo, Abiodun Salawu

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Media image of the Russian Orthodox Church and the challenge of the pandemic by N. S. Zimova, E. V. Fomin

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Great Northern War and Church reform of Peter the Great by N. V. Sokolova

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Edina contra Septem ou la résistance à la lutte des étudiantes de médecine d’Édimbourg en 1870 by Christian Auer

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“First Woman to…” Exceptionalism Discourse by Miranda Pillay

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The Collections of Miraculous Stories on the Buddhāvataṃsaka-sūtra by Jing Liu

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Russian Orthodox Church and Covid-19 Pandemic: New Challenges and New Opportunities by Viktoriia Demydova

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Ömer Nasuhi Bilmen Toplumsal Cinsiyet Eşitliğini Esas Alan Bir İlmihal Yazabilir miydi? by Saffet Köse

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Minasse Tcheraz’s Contacts of Europe and His Impressions of Berlin Congress by Serdar, Sakin

“…Before Berlin Congress assembled, Armenian Patriarch Nerses Varjabedyan had sent a delegation to the Congress in order to present the countries participating in the Congress with a memorandum that contained the requests of Armenian people and to secure these countries’ support throughout the Congress. …”
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Proces nawrócenia się Abrahama w interpretacji Filona z Aleksandrii by Mateusz Wyrzykowski

“…The text of Genesis (12:1-4) describes the patriarch's immediate reaction to the command to leave Haran. …”
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Intervenţiile traducătorului în textul versiunii arabe din 1705 a „Divanului” lui Dimitrie Cantemir by Ioana Feodorov

“…The translator, Athanasios Dabbās, a Patriarch of the Church of Antioch and All the East, appealed to a Maronite scholar, Germānos Far­āt (future Maronite Bishop of Aleppo), to revise the Arabic text, which was ready in 1705, seemingly for publishing in the Aleppo printing-house established by Dabbās that same year. …”
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Ewosṭateans at the Council of Florence (1441): Diplomatic Implications between Ethiopia, Europe, Jerusalem and Cairo by Samantha Kelly

“…It further proposes that the monks’ participation in the Council of Florence was part of the Ewosṭateans’ larger strategy of pressuring Ethiopian authorities to adopt their own religious positions, at a time when the king’s sympathy for their views was not yet clear; that the Council of Florence highlighted Ethiopian tensions with the Coptic patriarch in a way that furthered the Ewosṭateans’ goals; and that subsequent events suggest that their participation in the Council did indeed contribute to their full incorporation in the Ethiopian Church, and possibly to King Zära Ya‘ǝqob’s interest in continued European diplomacy.…”
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Dr. Jonas Basanavičius (1851–1927) and his nervous disease by A. Ulytė, E. Sakalauskaitė-Juodeikienė

“… Doctor Jonas Basanavičius (1851–1927) was the patriarch of the Lithuanian nation, activist in the Lithuanian national revival, a physician, politician, scholar, and editor of the first Lithuanian-language newspaper Auszra. …”
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Ortodoks teologi ved en skillevej by Emil Hilton Saggau

“…The political alliance between state and church has theological implications that continue to be present in the war preaching of the Russian Patriarch Kirill through 2022. In opposition stands an emerging new theological position in Ukraine, the Maidan theology, of among others Cyril Hovorun. …”
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The Neverending 90s in Serbia by Nađa Bobičić, Vanja Petrović

“…Drawing on Judith Butler’s concept of gender phantasm and Andrea Pető’s concept of gender as symbolic glue, this analysis examines two documents: the 1992 “Warning” resolution and Patriarch Pavle’s 1995 Christmas message. These texts enable mapping of actors and succinctly encapsulate the ideological imaginaries of the conservative elite who remain active. …”
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The Enigma of the Temple Site and the Word-play ‘Moriah’ by Martin Prudký

“…This study examines the enigmatic name ‘Moriah’, which in the narrative of the patriarch Abraham (Gen 22:1–19) – one of Israel’s primary foundation narratives – describes the sacrificial cult site without precisely locating it. …”
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Ons sal antwoord op jou roepstem by Chris Broodryk

“…While Pretville invents a 1950s South African town that fails to correspond to any inhabited reality of that time, Platteland offers an Afrikaans musical-western wherein Hofmeyr dominates as patriarch. Finally, the attempts of Treurgrond at raising farm murder awareness are nullified through casting Hofmeyr as a farmer facing a land claim, given Hofmeyr’s active campaigning against an alleged Boer genocide. …”
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Hybrid «war» with orthodoxy: features of the Baltic front by Roman N. Lunkin

“…The concept of the «Russian world» is subjected to particularly fierce criticism by opponents of Russian Orthodoxy, Patriarch Bartholomew and the Baltic political elites, which is seen as a justification for possible expansion, which is so frightening to the average European. …”
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