Being "resilient" and achieving "resilience": From governmental discourses to the national research agenda in the contexts of food insecurity and cost of living. by Sara Vilar-Lluch, Donna Clutterbuck, Michael Kranert, Dianna Smith, Sarah Nield, Nisreen A Alwan

“…While this variety of uses may be productive in political discourses for rhetorical purposes, there is a need for specificity in shaping research and in public-facing communications.…”
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Du châtiment à la vengeance : Le prince et la vérité du crime à la fin du Moyen Âge by Marie-Hélène Méresse

“…When the punishment of the prince suddenly gets the appearance of a personal vengeance, the question of a legitimate violence must cope with many rhetorical and formal obstacles in order to find its place in the discourse of the sovereignty.…”
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Derrida and his shadow by Ronell Avital

“…Are philosophers, while rhetorically armed to the teeth, basically unarmed warriors, politically hungry, as in the differently deposed cases of Plato and Heidegger? …”
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The 2022 Copyright Amendment Bill: Implications for the South African universities’ research economy by Keyan Tomaselli

“…In justifying the weakening of copyright protections with regard to the educational arena, the Bill’s proponents have largely applied rhetorical discourses published in the popular media, also aggressively propagated at their public meetings. …”
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Storytelling: Performance, Presentations and Sacral Communication by Zoltán Bódis

“…In this communication the tale telling is transformed by a language use characteristic of sacral communication (rhythm, repetition and rhetorical forms). Various examples explain that traditional tale telling creates a complex effect related to the visual, auditory, and kinetic senses: a modification and transformation of the self-understanding and self-identity that connect the world of tale telling to sacral communication.…”
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Le rôle de l’intertexte et du palimpseste dans la création d’une Écosse mythique dans Waverley et Rob Roy de Walter Scott by Céline SABIRON

“…Scott’s pictorial language also participates in conveying a mythical image of Scotland.We will thus try and explain the motives of such a meshing of fictive images taken from mythical and literary works, and see how these various pictures are woven together by means of rhetorical images to shape a new Scottish identity.…”
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On the Spaces of Guerre Moderne: The French Army in Northern Algeria (1954–1962) by Samia Henni

“…The French Colonial War of Anti-Algerian Independence (1954–1962) is widely regarded as the precursor of civil-military counterinsurgency operations, and thereby of the rhetorical Global War on Terror of today. Its theories, known as the guerre moderne, were secretly transferred to North and South America in the sixties. …”
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Using visual metaphors in advertising campaigns to promote sustainable tourism by Noha Ahmed Kamel

“…Phase one analyses the 2021 campaign "A Civilisation Inspired by Nature," utilising a checklist and rhetorical analysis guided by an interpretivist approach. …”
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Reading “Guillelme l’Amïable”: Hypertextuality and La Prise d’Orange by Lucas Wood

“…In Genettian terms, the Prise’s dominant hypertextual operation is travesty, which burlesques a prestigious text or story by recasting its characters and action in a ridiculously incongruous style—here, the narrative and rhetorical style associated with courtly discourse. …”
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On tenses as speech-act-level functions by Patrick Caudal

“…From these two facts, the paper concludes that NIMPF utterances refer to imperfectively viewed narrative speech act events, and constitute a separate speech act-level conventionalized reading of the imparfait, applying an imperfective viewpoint meaning to relational speech act functions, i.e., to rhetorical relations. It is argued that they should be endowed with a speech act event argument, and constitute an abstract type of event predicate which the viewpoint meaning of the NIMPF takes as its input. …”
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Sense and beauty bind in introduction of âJahangosha Joviniâ History by تورج عقدایی

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The Analysis of the Motif of the "Thom on the Wall" in the Collection of Lyric Poems of Sa'eb by Morteza Ghasemi, hossein hassan rezaei, Noshin Ghasemi

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The Role of Iranians in Emergence of Arabic Prosody by احمد امیدوار

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The Qualitative Assessment of Arabic translation of Seirolebad Elalmaad based on Antoine Berman's theory by Ali Mohammad Moazzeni, Ali Ansarshahri, Ali Afzali, Masoud Fekri

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Some Phonological Processes in Dibaji by Shahram Naghshbandi, Havva Hajeidi

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An Investigation of Syntactic Layers in Sohrab Sepehri’s Poem in Terms of Style and Tone by Marzieh Dasht bash, Ali Ahanchi

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A Stylistic Analysis of “Nazar” in Ten Sonnets of Saadi Shirazi Based on Structural Semantics by Shirzad Tayefi, Ebrahim Karimzadeh

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Imagination and Literary Forms in of Orfi Shirazy Poems by یدالله بهمنی, مهران شادی

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Introduction of the novel and scarce meters in Simin Behbahani poetry by داود محمدی

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A representation of Persian language influence over Akhtari-e Kabir (Sihah-e Akhtari), an Arabic–Turkish dictionary by Maqsood Parhizjavan, Hassan Akbari Beiragh, Esmat Esmaeili

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