Recent advances of lysine lactylation in prokaryotes and eukaryotes by Wenjuan Zhao, Wenjuan Zhao, Jiayi Xin, Jiayi Xin, Xin Yu, Zhifang Li, Nan Li

“…The current identification and enrichment strategies for lysine lactylation are introduced, and the known readers, writers, and erasers of this modification are summarized. …”
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The Role of Rhetoric and Lingual Functions in Commercials by Mohammad reza Salehi mazandarani, Seyed mohsen Zakinezhadiyan

“…Using these methods in commercials does not adopt the same form in affection and induction perspectives. The writers of this article have tried to reveal the importance and effect of these functions for commercial purposes by using objective evidences and to refer to discourse analysis of some of those evidences.…”
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Appropriation of Classic Literature as an Ideological Issue: The Experience of Mikhail Chekhov Riga Russian Theatre by Natalja Shroma

“…The repertoire policy of the theatre at all stages of its existence took into account the ideological potential of classic writers and their ability to initiate the discussion of current political, ideological, and social issues. …”
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« La vision d’un monde marquée par les pratiques locales » au prisme du roman policier – entre « villes » et « campagnes » by Daisuke Fukunishi

“…Within works of both genres, writers create worlds based on local practices. Additionally, the ethnographic concept of the “marebito” (guest/visitor/outsider) can be found within crime fiction. …”
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Persuasive strategies in grant recommendation letters written by senior faculty in a Ghanaian university by Afful Joseph Benjamin Archibald, Hesse Eugene Kwesi, Agbaglo Ebenezer, Bonsu Emmanuel Mensah

“…The findings revealed that GRLs employ different frequencies of ethos, logos, and pathos to influence the grant committee. The writers primarily emphasised rational justifications for the applicant’s qualifications, while also demonstrating ethos through appropriate personal traits. …”
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Hacedlas cuál las buscáis: adulterio y educación femenina en la narrativa de Mercedes Cabello de Carbonera (1889) y Zulima (1896) by Mariana Libertad  Suárez

“…Despite their different sociocultural contexts, both writers were subject to the sociosexual imperatives of the time which linked female honor to the strict regulation of sexuality and reproduction. …”
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Maladie, médecine et migration au prisme de l’écriture migrante sino-française: une contribution à la médecine transculturelle? by Julia Pröll

“…Based on Hilde Spiel’s comparison of exile with an illness, a corpus of French-language “migrant writers” of Chinese origin, François Cheng, Dai Sijie and Ya Ding, will be focused on. …”
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Où étiez-vous le 11 septembre 2001 ? by Jean-François LEGAULT

“…Hix, in his contribution to the anthology September 11, 2001: American Writers Respond, felt the need to define those particular events: « Certain unforgettable events become "where were you when" events because they locate us, alerting us to or reminding us of who we are. [...] …”
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L’intellectuel face à la célébration du (bi)centenaire de la Nation argentine by Romain Magras

“…It is not unusual to see writers emerge onto the scene in roles either complementary or antagonistic to those of politicians. …”
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A hint of the summery goodness of green grass: a look at English descriptors in tasting notes by Belén López Arroyo, Lucia Sanz-Valdivieso

“…Our results will be a valuable resource for professionals, technical writers and students’ tasters in English.…”
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Contemplation and social transformation: the example of Thomas Merton by P. Sheldrake

“…It takes as its paradigm the life and writings of Thomas Merton (Fr Louis), an American Cistercian monk at the Abbey of Gethsemani, Kentucky, who became one of the most widely-read and influential spiritual writers as well as Christian social commentators of the mid-twentieth century. …”
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Puritans, Nuns and Love: Reflections on L. M. Alcott and Mary E. Wilkins Freeman by Aušra Paulauskienė

“…On the other hand, in the texts of both writers, most male characters battle the vestiges of Puritan will before succumbing to the unguarded expression of romantic love, usually in dramatic conversion-like transformations.…”
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« Prince Posterity [...] is generally just to us scribblers » (Jane West) : Femmes de lettres, oubli genré et matrimoine dans les livres de conduite britanniques (1760-1820) by Paul Lazaro Perez

“…This leads to a final analysis of strategies of identity formation in female conduct book writers, which often drive their neglect or hostility toward cultural and historical material left by other women, with disastrous results on their own legacy in a reactionary cultural context.…”
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Situating the Jungle-village in Leonard Woolf’s The Village in the Jungle (1913) by Vihanga Perera

“…By drawing on comparative and indigenous sources by writers like R.L. Spittel and Mayaranjan, the paper calls attention to narratives on forest-life as representing a sensibility that is experientially derived; this – in contrast to the claims of Woolf’s critics – brings on a sensibility that lies beyond simplistic claims to “orientalism” and endorsement of colonial views. …”
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Medialne reprezentacje kultury literackiej, czyli wiedza o książce dla dzieci – (nie) tylko w Sieci by Marta Krasuska-Betiuk

“…Described some forms of presence of literature for children and youth in cyberspace, such as portals and blog reviewers, websites writers and books, journals and literary blogs, forums readers, radio and TV programs. …”
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The Debate Between Realism and Formalism in Contemporary International Law (Emphasizing the Procedure of the International Court of Justice) by Sepanta Mojtahedzadeh

“…Legal realism and legal formalism as two methods of judicial decision-making in national and international courts have been hot theoretical and philosophical topics among writers, judges, and lawyers in recent decades. Both methods have supporters and each has presented arguments to strengthen their views. …”
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Identity in the Black SheepAnthology by Mahzad Sheikholislami

“…Through these writings we discover an unprecedented face of immigration, which prevail difficult situations, nostalgia and hope.Therefor we shall see a different side of Italy and Italian people written by immigrants who are not only concerned about the immigration’s meaning but its effect on their world view.In factimmigration motivates them to create literature and write about their homeland and difficulties of returning to her, whilst they struggle in a cultural limbo.In this article we analyze the core theme which used by writers of this genre, namely the idea of uprooting and autobiographical memory, present in the anthology Black Sheep stories.…”
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El enredo de Carmen y el primer turismo en España (1830-1875) by Manuel Santirso

“…This required the intermediation of royalty and very high nobility, who formed courts that also integrated some prominent writers. This network was ripped during the period 1865-1875, because political conflicts and wars on both sides of the Pyrenees. …”
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Les échos de la presse dans le silence du cabinet. La posture médiatique flaubertienne à la lumière de la correspondance by Nejma Omari

“…While Flaubert’s financial security exempted him from the daily publications that contemporary writers-journalists had to produce, it did not necessarily means disinterest. …”
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“Dante… Bruno. Vico.. Joyce:” Samuel Beckett’s “identified contraries” by Julie BÉNARD

“…By so doing, Beckett goes against the established avant-garde, whether they are they are writers or critics. I argue that Beckett borrows from the writings of Italian philosopher Giordano Bruno to shape his own literary principle, that of “identified contraries,” proposing a formula without imposing a programme. …”
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