Contradictory Depictions of the New Woman: Reading Edith Wharton’s The Age of Innocence as a Dialogic Novel by Sevinc Elaman-Garner

“…In particular, it aims to examine the previously overlooked complexities in the novel’s decentered narrative, notably its dialogic form in which a multiplicity of contending voices and perspectives on women, marriage and divorce are juxtaposed. …”
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The Response to Asymmetrical Violence in Black Space by Stephanie D. Jones

“…In this article, I uplift the voices of Oakland community members that demonstrate the tragedies of dispossession as they tell their own geographic stories. …”
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Interview with Nadine Bowers Du Toit by M. Laubscher

“…She sees herself as an “activist academic”, always advocating for more diverse voices to be heard: to this end, she chairs the transformation committee in the Faculty of Theology. …”
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Does Sense of Place Still Exist? by Helena Ruotsala

“…According to Margaret Rodman (2004: 207), researchers should empower place by returning control over meanings of place to the rightful producers, and empower their own analysis of place by attending to the multiplicity of local voices found about place.…”
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Martin Codax: a história que a música conta by Manuel Pedro Ferreira

“…After invoking the impact of gender studies on the interpretation of the cantiga de amigo, as evaluated by Alan Deyermond, the author presents and discusses the different views on the style of the melodies voiced since their discovery a century ago. An excursus explores differences between cantigas II and III and the remaining, and the metrics of the latter, with reference to a recent work by Stephen Parkinson and Rip Cohen; a new musical edition is proposed for these two (and also, in passing, for cantiga V). …”
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From margins to mainstream: decolonizing science and promoting diversity for the future of STEM by Roksana Khalid, Isaiah J. Ting

“…These historical and ongoing barriers perpetuate systemic inequalities across STEM fields, hindering diverse voices and restricting the scope of global scientific discovery. …”
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A systemic perspective on bridging the principles-to-practice gap in creating ethical artificial intelligence solutions  – a critique of dominant narratives and proposal for a coll... by Christian Herzog, Sabrina Blank

“…We critique demands in artificial intelligence and technology development for bridging the so-called principles-to-practice gap that are voiced for instrumental reasons, such as accelerating adoption or creating trust, via clearly actionable ethical rules or via outsourced guidance offered by ethics ‘experts.’ …”
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Se positionner comme chercheuses au prisme des luttes intersectionnelles : décentrer la notion d’allié.e pour prendre en compte les personnes concernées by Sklaerenn Le Gallo, Mélanie Millette

“…Finally, we will mobilize the recommendations made by people situated in relation to a particular oppression, within the academic world, but also by relaying the voices of the community members themselves. Facilitating the agency of the people concerned enables an original, more equitable framework to emerge, where participants have the power to recognize or refuse the status of an ally, based on their objectives and needs.…”
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Epistemic inclusion: a key challenge for global RRI by Hub Zwart, Ana Barbosa Mendes, Vincent Blok

“…From the beginning, there has been the awareness that RRI must be open to multiple voices and perspectives, coming from academia, and also from society at large. …”
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Rompendo o labirinto do esquecimento: redes de poder e emancipação feminina em Tia Dodô da Portela by Angélica Ferrarez de Almeida

“…The dismantling of this project is urgent in countries considered to be the periphery of the world, since the limitations of this system ended up imploding it, causing insurgent voices of black women to seek the (re) assembly of a society, in fact, developed. …”
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Perspectives of COPD patients, publicly funded scientists, and industry representatives on responsibility and stakeholder engagement in drug discovery research by Zainab Afshan Sheikh, Helen Yu

“…Most of the responses voiced by our informants about responsibility and stakeholder engagement relate to the broader institutional and political context of health-related innovation, rather than the specific research project. …”
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Mechanical Harvesting and Tree Health by Richard S. Buker, James P. Syvertsen, Jacqueline K. Burns, Fritz M. Roka, William M. Miller, Masoud Salyani, Galen K. Brown

“… A typical concern voiced over mechanical citrus harvesters is “Do they harm trees?” …”
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Promoción turística, clase social e identidad cultural en las obras de Gonçal Arnús (1908), Antoni Muntanyola (1932) y Xavier Calderó (1932) by Saida Palou Rubio

“…All three works present a powerful territorial and class worldview and are written by authoritative voices, power brokers, who generate dominant discourses and hegemonic categories of tourism. …”
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Mechanical Harvesting and Tree Health by Richard S. Buker, James P. Syvertsen, Jacqueline K. Burns, Fritz M. Roka, William M. Miller, Masoud Salyani, Galen K. Brown

“… A typical concern voiced over mechanical citrus harvesters is “Do they harm trees?” …”
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A Year in Review: Key Milestones & Achievements of the European Journal of Geography in 2024 by Alexandros Bartzokas-Tsiompras, Kostis C. Koutsopoulos

“…Looking ahead, the journal remains dedicated to advancing geographical research that addresses urgent European and global issues, welcoming new voices to shape the future of geography in 2025 and beyond. …”
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Representações interculturais de gênero no romance A república dos sonhos, de Nélida Piñon by Lúcia Osana Zolin

“…The novel re- veals the process of discordant voices with regard to hegemonic ideologies such as patriarchy and phallogocentrism commonly represented and replicated in canoni- cal literature. …”
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La transmission de la mémoire dans les romans de Marie-Claire Blais by Eva Pich-Ponce

“…In Le Sourd dans la ville (1979), Visions d’Anna (1982) and Soifs (1995), an important number of voices are juxtaposed in order to highlight the dramas of the XXth century. …”
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Benjy’s Howl: From Symptom to Sinthome in William Faulkner’s The Sound and the Fury by Maurice EBILEENI

“…Composed of multiple voices in the “stream-of-consciousness” narrative mode, The Sound and the Fury’s “parallactic” narrative structure suggests a context of psychosis in which the deeply retarded Benjy Compson’s unintelligible howl functions as a symptom – or rather, I will argue, as a sinthome – a word-concept from the later Lacan which I employ here to refer to that which organizes the excess of textual jouissance in the absence of a unifying, authoritative narrator. …”
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A Multispecies Design Approach in the Eure valley. Three Lessons from a Design Studio in Landscape Architecture by Björn Bracke, Sophie Bonin, Bruno Notteboom, Hans Leinfelder

“…The current state of our planet gives rise to a range of new perspectives in the environmental humanities that take “multispecies” viewpoints into account. These voices are often framed as “more-than-human” research, as they criticize the deeply anthropocentric worldviews that fuel environmental degradation and acknowledge the imbricated nature of humans and nonhumans. …”
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Human dignity, speciesism, and the value of life by Grzegorz Hołub

“…In this article, the author directs a number of critical voices, both methodological and ontological, toward scepticism concerning a species belonging. …”
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