Visiter le passé : la place des émotions et du corps dans l’expérience mémorielle au musée by Malena Bastias Sekulovic

“…This article aims to show that the visit is primarily marked by an implicit pact between visitors and the museum, which determines that certain corresponding sensations and perceptions must be experienced. By adopting the proposition of immersive practice during the visit, visitors weave a relationship with the past, based on truth and empathy. …”
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Social Participation: A Good Life After Retirement in Russia by Liliya Martynova, Jiby Mathew Puthenparambil

“…Despite differences in the types of activities, the results showed that satisfaction with fulfilling older adults' motivations to participate and the benefits they gained from participation led to improvements in their perceptions of life after retirement. According to the participants, additional indicators such as the sense of being needed, the feeling of happiness, and self-assessment of health also improved. …”
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La catastrophe d’AZF by Karim Lahiani

“…This raises the difficult question of the reconciliation and coexistence of the different perceptions of the landscape among different generations and social groups, made even more complex by the effects of the disaster.…”
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Les enseignants de lycée à l’épreuve de l’éducation à l’orientation by Chloé Pannier, Christophe Michaut

“…Despite their convergent perceptions of orientation, they reinterpret and adjust to this mission according to their seniority, their discipline and the context of their school. …”
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A narrative inquiry into the cultivation of EFL students’ critical thinking skills through multimodal texts by Nur Mafissamawati Sholikhah

“…In addition, their perceptions towards the use of multimodality and the benefits of multimodality were also portrayed. …”
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A REVIEW OF SUBSISTENCE FARMERS’ INDIGENOUS KNOWLEDGE OF SEASONS AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN CLIMATE CHANGE ADAPTATION by Shuan N.M., Sejabaledi A.R.

“…Integrating indigenous and modern knowledge systems into environmental policy processes can enhance decision-makers comprehension of the role indigenous knowledge plays in shaping perceptions, impacts, and adaptations related to climate change. …”
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Gender, Religion, and the Media: An Analysis of Selected Media Representations of Fungisai’s Images and Music by Pauline Mateveke

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Factors influencing individualized nursing care in acute medical and perioperative settings: A scoping review by Ana Ramos, Eunice Sá, Delmira Pombo, Florinda Sá, Filipe Ramos, Fernanda Bernardo, Helena Mira, Hélder Lopes, Paula Santos, Regina Marcão, Idalina Gomes

“…Individualized nursing care addresses the needs, experiences, behaviors, feelings, and perceptions of patients and families, but its implementation in clinical practice contexts remains challenging. …”
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A social network perspective on the interaction between policy bubbles by Moshe Maor

“…This is achieved by focusing on: (i) the diffusion of interbubble connectivity information through social networks characterized by varying levels of segregation; (ii) the perceptions of distorted or corrected information by individuals at the receiving end as being factual, thus requiring no gap-filling by policy actors, or as an opinion that therefore requires gap-filling; (iii) the derived consequence in terms of simple or complex contagion; and (iv) its impact on the sustainment of policy bubbles. …”
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Les processus de patrimonialisation de la nature dans le Kodagu (Inde) : pluralités, imbrications, contradictions by Béatrice Moppert

“…Besides, they reveal the different perceptions of nature by the stakeholders. This article explores particularly the recent controversy in relation to the application for the nomination of a serial property, made of seven sub-clusters along the Western Ghats, as a UnescoWorld Heritage Site. …”
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Sisyphe à Mexico : risques et politiques urbaines by François Mancebo

“…The problem lies in not considering the slope's profile on which the boulder rolls, i.e. its substratum made of risk perceptions, territorial representations and local practices.…”
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Tahiti et ses îles : une destination du tourisme nuptial en perte de vitesse ? by Caroline Blondy

“…L’article dresse un état des lieux de cette forme de tourisme nuptial en Polynésie française (profil des touristes, lieux pratiqués, durée de séjour, perceptions des lieux) et ses enjeux pour le territoire.…”
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Tourism-phobia in historic centres: the case of Malaga by Fernando Almeida-García, Rafael Cortés-Macías, Antonia Balbuena-Vázquez

“…The spatial distribution of the perceptions of the annoyance caused by tourism is uneven in the historic centre of Malaga. …”
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The Role of Information War in the Strengthening of Stereotypes about Russia in the Western Political Space by Irina Milutinović, Aleksandar Gajić

“…Negative perceptions of Russia as “the Other” in societies belonging to the Western political tradition have been shaped in a long historical perspective and have their own cultural and geopolitical matrix. …”
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The new frontier of age limits, or youthoods among the Meru (Kenya) by Anne-Marie Peatrik

“…Contrary to common perceptions, the transition to the next grade was neither automatic nor devoid of strong tensions, and youth was something other than that intermediate phase between childhood and adulthood, as the society and culture under consideration testifies to, through narratives, rules and a special vocabulary for the purpose. …”
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Tourism and writers’ houses, in between places and literature by Aurore Bonniot-Mirloup

“…By questioning the visitors about their expectations, as well as studying the guest books, we are exploring the range of perceptions and emotions of the visitor, which unveil a vast imaginary surrounding the writer’s house, thereby asserting its heterotopian nature. …”
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Exploitation végétale des oasis d’Arabie by Charlène Bouchaud

“…In spite of the arid climatic conditions and the sandy soils, the agricultural exploitation is perceptible through time. Wells allow the use of water from the subterranean resources. …”
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Adapting Military Doctrines to Shifting Power Dynamics in the International System: Looking Beyond Unipolarity through the Analyses of Charles Kupchan by Erhan Büyükakıncı

“…Many factors are at play here, from regionalism to alliance formations and threat perceptions to actors’ diversity. Kupchan’s “No One’s World” argument leads us to the problem of the opportunities and contradictions that states face in determining their strategic priorities within the framework of the complex structure of the multipolar order, which is this article’s main starting point.…”
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Da Terra-floresta à Terra Indígena: A construção de um território político yanomami by Estevão Benfica Senra

“…It also sets out to examine the new forms and perceptions that emerge from the interaction between these two modes of thought and the production of space. …”
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Effectiveness of the Tier 1 Program of the Project P.A.T.H.S.: Preliminary Objective and Subjective Outcome Evaluation Findings by Daniel T.L. Shek

“…Results showed that high proportions of the respondents had positive perceptions of the program and the instructors, with 85.3% of the respondents regarding the program as helpful to them. …”
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