L’esthétique au prisme de la trans‑caribéanité : Perspectives décoloniales sur l’art jamaïcain et martiniquais by Frédéric Lefrançois

“…Consequently, two opposite paths can be envisaged: to opt for unconscious scarring by way of oblivion, or to accept traumatic memory so as to aestheticize resistance against cultural genocide. …”
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La nocturnité au quotidien chez les Indiens tseltal du Chiapas (Mexique) by Aurore Monod Becquelin, Marie Chosson

“…The ontological displacement characteristic of nocturnity makes it possible to place a permanent fear in the unconscious that it will irrupt in people’s lives; this fertile subsoil is perceptible in everyday conversation, in repeated tales, in gestures, and in the avoidance behaviours that reveal it. …”
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Between Objective and Subjective Architectural Experiences: Conceptualizing Refractive Neuroarchitecture Phenomenology by Yongjun Shin

“…Also, our experiences are constantly refracted by our unconscious subjective and intersubjective sense-making filters in the brain. …”
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Vers un nouveau genre de finance ? by Gunther Capelle-Blancard, Jézabel Couppey-Soubeyran, Antoine Rebérioux

“…(i) The Pater survey supports the existence of differences across gender in preferences and behavior; (ii) these differences are to a large extent driven by the fact that people unconsciously cling to gender-type stereotypes; (iii) whatever their causes, these differences result in rather negative outcomes for women in terms of portfolio choices and credit access; (iv) these differences are highly dependent on the context and individual past experience, including education in finance; (v) the literature has not so far produced convincing evidence of a “female-style” of leadership when women succeed in breaking the glass ceiling for top positions in the financial or non-financial sectors, and in firms, regulatory bodies or academia. …”
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Performing the virtual double by Amanda du Preez

“…It is argued that the double as shadow is evoked online through the mining of data regarding the self that is captured consciously and unconsciously to create what is known as the Data Doppelgänger. …”
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Dévoiler le travail émotionnel : le consentement en question by Aurélia Dumas, Fabienne Martin-Juchat

“…Emotional work is defined as an exercise in figuration, that is the presentation of self which operates in workers, either consciously or unconsciously. Analyzing this in a non-therapeutic context requires that the researcher observe the employees in a way that takes into account their interacting bodies, over and above what they say and intend to do. …”
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Residential child care and the psychodynamic approach; is it time to try again? by Charles Sharpe

“…Freud (1977) proposed that painful inner conflicts borne out of unresolved developmental issues during infancy, though repressed in the unconscious, struggle for expression in our conscious behaviour throughout our lives. …”

Between Objective and Subjective Architectural Experiences: Conceptualizing Refractive Neuroarchitecture Phenomenology by Yongjun Shin

“…Also, our experiences are constantly refracted by our unconscious subjective and intersubjective sense-making filters in the brain. …”
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The comparison of sunrise and sunset images âin âShah-namehâ and âKhosro and shirinââ by نجمه نظری, معصومه مظفری

“…In the process of changing the word from normal level âinfo literal and artistic level, poetic images or imaginary âvisions play an undeniable role.â Any poetâs imagination take roots in his or his or her âpersonality and outside or inside way of living which appear âconsciously or unconsciously in his or her poems.â On of the most outstanding backgrounds or basis of âusing images or visions is the description of the nature. …”
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Investigation and analysis of the transmission of evil in Persian mystical texts by Afrooz Khodabadehloo, Seyyed Mohsen Hosseini Moakhkhar, Seyyed Ali Ghasemzadeh

“…In addition to motives, the transmission of evil can be classified from two perspectives: first, from the point of view of being permanent (death) or temporary (disease), and second, from the direct (conscious) and indirect (unconscious) direction of the transfer of evil.…”
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Words to Avoid During Wide-awake Local Anesthesia No Tourniquet Surgery to Enhance Patient Experience by Jean Paul Brutus, MD, Natasha Barone, MDCM, MSc, Kira Stolberg, RN, Patricia Russell, RN, Donald H. Lalonde, MD, MSc, FRCSC

“…Traditional conversations, which often exclude the unconscious patient, must evolve to accommodate and prioritize the psychological comfort of the conscious patient. …”
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An information behaviour exploration of personal and family information and curation of our life histories by Bhuva Narayan, Annemarie Zijlema, Vanessa Reyes, Mary Anne Kennan

“…Although each author describes the process of gathering and preserving their personal and family history differently, they all consciously or unconsciously defaulted to the role of information holders and occasionally gatekeepers of personal information within their families, especially as the previous generation age, suffer memory loss, or pass away. …”
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Network wars, polylog and script convention in socially destructive online groups by Ekaterina V. Bakshutova

“…Dorenko) shows that constructive implantation of the script can be carried out by the author / moderator of the discussion and by the participant / reader both unconsciously and consciously.…”
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An interpersonal pragmatic perspective on seductive discourse by Jim O’DRISCOLL

“…The fact that these desires often take the form of background, half-conscious or unconscious expectations should not blind us to the fact that this concern for self-presentation is ever-present. …”
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Feminist Policy Analysis on Gender Mainstreaming Policy in Indonesian International Peacekeeping Forces by Zahra Ayu Kusuma Ricarvy, Sri Lestari Wahyuningroem

“…These policies still exhibit unconscious gender biases and do not provide specific incentives to enhance women's involvement in more significant roles. …”
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Disturbances in Body-Based Mental and Motor Imagery in Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa – A Systematic Review of Experimental Studies by Akansha M. Naraindas, Sarah M. Cooney

“…This review highlights that altered body representations in AN and BN extend beyond conscious size and shape perceptions to include unconscious representations for movement and action planning. …”
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Le bien culturel de Tombouctou, une patrimonialisation discutée ? Conditions locales de réception de la notion de patrimoine de type UNESCO by Traoré Hadizatou

“…The cultural heritage in Timbuktu is generally referred to as a collection of exceptional historical sites but its cultural dimension, which is central to its social consideration at the local level, is consciously or unconsciously overlooked. Can we talk of a breakdown in the way we understand cultural heritage, when the ancient manuscripts for which the city was once known remain quite unknown? …”
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Semantic transfers in the domain of FOODSTUFFS by Aleksandra Zofia Kowalczyk

“…However, cases of foodsemy are nothing else, but instances of metaphorical conceptualizations, which are considered to be pervasive, unconscious and automatic. They are also universal, though different lexical items in different languages may acquire different metaphorical senses. …”
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From colonial legacy to contemporary reality: attitudes towards English and Hindi hegemony in India by Sadaf Khan, Thapasya Jayaraj

“…Explicit attitudes, consciously held and reported perceptions, were investigated through one-on-one and group interviews with 60 participants while implicit attitudes, unconsciously held beliefs, were explored through field observations. …”
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La correspondance de Charlotte Brontë : coulisses du style et de l’écriture by Charlotte Borie

“…Ever since the beginning of her correspondence, Brontë shows a literary hand through the first, rather unconscious, features of her style, but as she starts publishing, she transforms her letters into literary workshops, laboratories in which she tests her findings with the willing participation of her best friend and editors. …”
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