Lenin’s Language in the Assessment of Russian Formalists. Rhetorical Analysis by Georgy Khazagerov

“…Today, this question remains relevant in the light of the theory of two cultures within the Soviet one – revolutionary and protective – as well as in the light of the rapprochement of formalists with post-Marxist criticism. …”
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Prendre soin du détenu, surveiller l’enfermement. Les Compagnies de la Miséricorde dans l’espace belge de l’Ancien Régime aux Révolutions (1600-1830) by Xavier Rousseaux

“…Taking care of the poor prisoner became a marker of social belonging and of the city’s charitable model. During the revolutionary upheavals, these religious associations were transformed as their activity was directed towards the care of the condition of all prisoners.…”
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Survey on cyber deception by Zhao-peng JIA, Bin-xing FANG, Chao-ge LIU, Qi-xu LIU, Jian-bao LIN

“…The asymmetric situation of network attacks and defenses is one of the key issues of current network security.Cyber deception was a revolutionary technology introduced by defenders to alter the asymmetric situation.By thwarting an attacker's cognitive processes，defenders can mislead attackers，hence causing them to take specific actions that aid network security defenses.In this way，defenders can log attackers'behavior and method，increase cost for the attackers to launch a successful attack，as well as reduce the probability of an attacker's success.Cyber deception formally and classify cyber deception into four classes was defined.Then，the cyber deceptions’development was divided into three stages，and each stage’s character was decided.Next，a hierarchical model to describe the existing work was proposed.At last，the countermeasures in cyber deception and the development trends in this field was discussed.…”
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HSV-1 Encephalitis in an Elderly Man Receiving Ibrutinib for Waldenstrom’s Macroglobulinemia by Mark R. Wallace

“…Though ibrutinib has proven to be a revolutionary new small molecule agent, and has relatively minimal toxicity as compared to traditional chemotherapy, infections have emerged as a major complication of therapy. …”
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Political Experience in Economic and Social Transformation by Christoph Bergner

“…Abstract This article outlines the political events related to German unification on the occasion of its 30th anniversary. The revolutionary upheaval of 1989-90 led to the formulation of common economic and social models in the former Eastern bloc countries. …”
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Desarrollo histórico de la Enseñanza Médica Superior en Cuba de 1959 a 1989 by Flavia Linares Tovar, Claudia Katerine López Palmero, Yainara Abreus Ponvert

“…The triumph of the Revolution led to a series of changes in the health system. Hence, the revolutionary period is considered the upper stage of medical teaching in Cuba. …”
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The Poetics of Second Liberation by Vincent R. Ogoti

“…It analyses Césaire’s dramatization of Haiti’s revolutionary period to illuminate how his portrayal of decolonization not only prefigures but also advocates for the second liberation. …”
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Mujeres y políticas poblacionales: miradas desde Jalisco, México, en las décadas de 1920 a 1980 by Zoraya Melchor Barrera

“…The above is based on a review of the hemerography of the epoch and information derived from interviews with doctors and nurses. Post-revolutionary governments considered population growth and race improvement among their goals; the role of women was believed to be fundamental in the creation of the «new» State, being responsible for «procreating and training the future men of the nation». …”
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Los beneficios de la organización : la primera huelga general de los zapateros de Barcelona (mayo-agosto de 1872) by Joël Delhom

“…It was a response to a bosses’ lock-out aimed at nipping in the bud the organisational efforts and demands of the journeymen. As the revolutionary and apolitical class struggle orientation of the leaders was not shared by the entire trade, tensions arose among the strikers when the bourgeois press (including the federal republican press) censured the organisation of pickets to prevent scabs from entering the workplace and when the civil governor tried to mediate in the conflict. …”
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Apologétique et vulgarisation : les notes de lecture sur les « pamphlets » de Mgr de Ségur by Taro Nakajima

“…The question is about how Flaubert’s reading notes on Mgr de Ségur’s “pamphlets”, taken in preparation of Bouvard et Pécuchet’s chapter IX (religion) and of the second volume, are used in the novel, especially for two types of discourses: the counter-revolutionary speech of M. de Faverges whose act of charity embodies Mgr de Ségur’s social Catholicism, and M. …”
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Revolução e religião: as relações entre a Igreja e o Estado na Cuba contemporânea by Marcos Antonio da Silva, Guillermo Alfredo Johnson

“…This paper discusses the relationship between the Catholic Church and the State in Cuba from the beginning of the revolutionary process (1959) to the present day. In this sense, it examines three key moments: the tension and distance in the context of the transition to socialism developed in the country; the reapproaching that culminated with the visit of Pope John Paul II in the 90s, still under the impact of the fall of the Soviet bloc and the international isolation faced by the country, and finally the more recent relationships, marked by the visit of the Pope, now emeritus, Benedict XVI and the affirmation of the Catholic Church as the main internal interlocutor with the Cuban government. …”
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Unraveling the Invisible: Topological Data Analysis as the New Frontier in Radiology’s Diagnostic Arsenal by Yashbir Singh, Emilio Quaia

“…This commentary examines Topological Data Analysis (TDA) in radiology imaging, highlighting its revolutionary potential in medical image interpretation. …”
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Prédire et prévenir la fin de la civilisation, les conservateurs français face aux révolutions du Printemps des peuples en Europe by Ivan Burel

“…The political situation created by the Springtime of Peoples brings us to study the political and military response of the conservatives to those revolutionary events. The Parisian revolution of February 1848, and the violent street battle of June 1848, were a shock for the conservatives. …”
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Subjektivität und Sprachgebrauch – Anregungen Michel Bréals für eine linguistische Pragmatik? by Heinz-Helmut Lüger

“…Is Bréal the "inventor" of the word semantics (Touratier 2000), can his Essai de sémantique from 1897 even be considered as revolutionary (Tamba-Mecz 1988) or as the foundation of a new linguistic sub-discipline (Schmehl 2006)? …”
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Sana’a and Women in Al-Maqalih’s Book of Sana’a Yemen by Muhammed Jubran AL-Mamri

“…This study finds that Sana’a is metaphorically used by Al-Maqalih as poet’s beloved, as Ageless (Eternal Beautiful woman) and as a revolutionary and fighter woman, as Eve the wife of Adam (Ghaiman), the mother of poets and poetry, as a nymph, and an older woman. …”
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Radical Innocence: Margaret Fuller’s Utopian Rome by Leslie Elizabeth Eckel

“…As she moved onward to New York and then to Europe, Fuller’s thinking and writing became more and more utopian, fired by the revolutionary impulses at work in France and Italy in the years leading up to 1848. …”
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New Strategies and In Vivo Monitoring Methods for Stem Cell-Based Anticancer Therapies by Ping Wang, Aitor Aguirre

“…In this review, we describe the latest and most revolutionary stem cell-based approaches for the treatment of cancer. …”
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Quand la foule devient peuple … avec Léon Gambetta by Aude Dontenwille-Gerbaud

“…As the memory of the revolutionary crowds is persisting in the first years of the Third Republic, the republican crowds catch the attention of actors from all sides of the political spectrum. …”
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Unmasking Currents: Thinking Power and War with Foucault and the Black Panthers by Jason Demers

“…Rather than pursuing claims about causal-chronological influence, the article teases out undercurrents—Nietzsche, Mao, Clausewitz, and revolutionary activist projects—that act as sites of confluence with respect to power and war. …”
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Against revolutions by James A. Secord, James Poskett

“…At the same time, the language of revolution has fostered an unrealistic image of science, giving too much prominence to crisis, heroic challenges to authority and the wholescale abandonment of established theory. Revolutionary narratives in history of science were consolidated in the decades around 1900, as the genealogy for an emerging union of science, industry and imperial power. …”
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