"On the very brink of a precipice": Landscapes of the Mind in Wilkie Collins’s Basil (1852) by Laurence Τalairach-Vielmas

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Effect of air temperature in indoor transition spaces on the thermal response of occupant during summer by Tian Zhong, Xi Meng

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The infinite scroll … exploring the motivations and individual differences in binge-watching behavior on porn tube sites by Shilpa Kalyan, Devadas Menon, Saravanan Velakutty Mariyappan

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Proximally based sural artery flap for the reconstruction of soft tissue defects around the knee and proximal third of the leg in India: a clinical study by Lakshmi Palukuri, Sreedharala Srinivas, Dharmapuri Madhulika, Sanujit Pawde, Ajo Sebastian, Swathi Sankar, Sandeep Reddy Chintha

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Metrics of Phenomenological Virtual Experience by Oksana I. Elkhova

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Thermal Comfort and Sustainability in University Classrooms: A Study in Mediterranean Climate Zones by Pilar Romero, María Teresa Miranda, Rui Isidoro, José Ignacio Arranz, Víctor Valero-Amaro

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HUME'UN MAVİSİ by Şule Göle

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Evaluation of Natural Ventilation Performance in Providing Local Thermal Comfort and Indoor Air Quality in an Office Room by N. Moallemi Khiavi, A. Minaei, M. Rouhi

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Unveiling spatiotemporal temperature distribution at the skin in contact with hot solid surfaces by Jinu Sudhakaran, Dongchan Lee, Jung Kyung Kim

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Peace journalism in South Africa by Nathalie Hyde-Clarke

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What Causes Drivers to Involve In a Traffic Altercation? by İsmail Cenk Demirkol

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Stealth conflicts: Unpacking the causes of underreported and invisible wars by Konečná Lucie

“…Our findings suggest that a lack of simplicity and limited sensationalism are key factors in hindering the visibility of conflicts, especially in regions like West Papua and Balochistan. …”
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The Worm and the Ecologist: Experiencing Planetarity with Frank Herbert’s Dune by Pierre-Louis Patoine

“…This article explores how Frank Herbert’s 1965 novel Dune offers occasions for the development of an ecological, Gaian sensitivity, pushing the human sensorium towards the planetary (in relation to, and contradistinction to, the global, colonial, and imperial imaginaries) by using tools typical of fantasy and science fiction, such as world-building, immersion, sensationalism, terrain navigation, non-modern epistemologies, oneiric possession, geological actants, dragon-like giant sandworms, and human-eating birds. …”
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Fetiches do desejo e da morte: sobre a literatura de Valêncio Xavier by Ângela Maria Dias

“…The allegorical format of the narratives invites the reader to the uncertain task of interpr etation, always intercepted by the nonsense effect caused by the mixture between sensationalism and melancholy. The dominance of photographs has a significant importance in the montage of pictures and words as a characteristic of the text. …”
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La transformation de la politique sur Internet : de la politique-spectacle à la cyberdémocratie d’activisme citoyen by José Luis Dader

“…A lot of the new tools of what it starts to be called “technopolitics” only add bigger sensationalism, sentimentalism and triviality to the portrayal of leaders, political parties and governs. …”
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HIV/Aids reporting in three South African newspapers by Thalyta Swanepoel, Lynette Lynette, Johannes Froneman

“…A lack of alternative angles and a tendency towards sensationalism are noticeable. The three papers often emphasise the “victim image”, and fail to use HIV/Aids-sensitive language consistently. …”
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“Today the Pot is Boiling Over!”: Ebony Magazine, the Black Revolts, and the Search for a Social Resolution, 1966-1967 by Sid Ahmed Ziane

“…At the time when the popular and the regional White and Black-owned media did not provide a practical resolution to the race riots whilst others generated instances of sensationalism to vilify the Black revolt, Ebony appeared as a sui generis magazine by providing viable social resolutions to quell the Black revolts and the social problems impinging upon Black Americans. …”
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“Pretty as a peach” by Nicola Jones, Sandra Pitcher

“… South Africa’s media are often touted as lacking ethics in favour of sensationalism (Cronin, 2010). Wasserman (2007) argues that this could be a consequence of the increased circulation of daily tabloids in the country, which has been a result of an emerging new public that was marginalised by the mainstream press of the apartheid era. …”
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