Perceptions of War in a Darwinian Perspective by Michel Prum

“…Whether war is deemed a normal phenomenon for human nature ‒ “wars have always existed and will always take place” ‒ or on the contrary is regarded as the unleashing of outrageous atrocities that could be avoided, has implications on how conflicts are remembered and commemorated. …”
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Le monde culinaire: approche contrastive espagnol européen et mexicain by Luis Meneses-Lerín

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Morphology Controlled Synthesis of α-GaO(OH) Nanoparticles: Thermal Conversion to Ga2O3 and Photocatalytic Properties by Ayse Dulda

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Perceptions of community healthcare workers on the use of teledentistry for seniors in Singapore: A qualitative study by Milawaty Nurjono, Ezra Ho, Jing Yi Lee, Roland Petcu, Christina PC Sim

“…Objective This study aimed to identify barriers and facilitators surrounding the implementation of TDOCS from Community Health Workers (CHW)'s perspective before TDOCS implementation. …”
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Causales de ausencia de responsabilidad penal by Jaime Sandoval Fernández

“…Por último contiene una propuesta acerca de cómo deberian agruparse las causales del arto 32 C. PlOO.…”
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A Critical Review on the Book An Introduction to Islamic Archaeology by Mohsen Saadati

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The Advent of the Printing Press and Britain’s Multilingual Textual Culture, 1471–1510 by Jordi Sánchez-Martí

“…When Walter Chepman and Andrew Myllar established a printing press in Edinburgh in 1508, they replicated the choices of their English counterparts, promoting the standard form of Scots and even Scotticizing Middle English texts, such as Sir Eglamour of Artois. I conclude by arguing that the introduction of the printing press in Britain enhanced the prestige of the language variety used by the elite and became instrumental in eroding the balances existing in the British language ecosystem.…”
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Khalistan Movement in India and its Regional Implications by Aasia Khatoon, Illam Khan

“…The struggle for Sikh independence persisted following India’s independence in 1947, fuelled by perceptions of systemic discrimination and atrocities committed against the community by the Indian government. …”
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The transformative role of the media in the formation of virtuous citizens: A contribution to reconciliation in a post-apartheid South Africa by E. Baron

“…Abundant evidence suggests that, during those years, the print media served as instruments for propaganda, for the apartheid regime, while the Argus group, for instance, exposed the atrocities and human rights violations of the same regime. …”
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An Interesting Fistula Tract Presenting with Recurrent Gluteal Abscess: Instructive Case by Gulsum Iclal Bayhan, Ozge Metin, Burak Ardicli, Ayse Karaman, Gonul Tanir

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The Pro-Boer Representation of War and the Origins of New Liberalism by Françoise Orazi

“…They continuously denounced the injustice of the war and its atrocities, thus putting forward an alternative Representation of War that challenged the official one. …”
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Mariana y Herrera, lectores incómodos de Maquiavelo by Adrian Guyot

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« Et précisément à l'hôtel où j'avais rendez-vous » : figurations hôtelières de Marcel Proust et de son œuvre en chambre by Marie-Clémence Régnier, Delphine Saurier

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Destruction  du patrimoine et figure du soldat allemand dans les cartes postales de la Grande Guerre by Emmanuelle Danchin

“…These views of ruins contributed to present the war as a war of civilisation against Kultur, and depicted the German as the ‘new barbarians’ perpetrators of cultural atrocities, displayed by the destruction of monuments. …”
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Nature’s Song under the Bombs: Pastoral Echoes in some Scottish War Poems by Stéphanie NOIRARD

“…It then focuses on anti-pastoral and the impact the idea of a waste-land had on World War II poetry, considering how the sounds of nature can still be heard in a ruined world of bombed cities and human atrocities. A last part is dedicated to the new poetic forms authors try to create in order to struggle against silence and destruction, as well as to pastoral as a subversive form and the use of sonic “carnivalesque” and resistance.…”
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AVALIAÇÃO DA SAÚDE, FATORES DE RISCO E ESTADO NUTRICIONAL DE CRIANÇAS E ADULTOS FREQÜENTADORES DE UM PROGRAMA DE NATAÇÃO by Priscila Lima Ferreira, Vitor A. C. Coelho, Marcelo de Castro Cesar, Rute Estanislava Tolocka

“…Os resultados mostram que uma criança foi classificada como riscoaumentado devido a hipertensão e colesterol leve e 52 adultos apresentando hipertensão arterial, hipotireoidismo,depressão, tendinite nos braços, hipoglicemia, artrose, obesidade, asma brônquica, diabetes, dislipidemia, rinitealérgica, epilepsia. 13 crianças em sobrepeso e 25 obesas e 22 adultos em sobrepeso e 20 obesos, constando umamaior presença de sobrepeso e obesidade entre as mulheres. …”
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The paradoxical simile, A stylistic feature in the poems of Seyyed Hasan Hosseini and Qeysar Aminpoor by Sayyed Ahmad Parsa, Behnam Bastami

“…On one hand, poetry was a reflection of the atrocities of the Ba'athist enemy and on the other hand, it’s the reflection of self-sacrifice and resistance of the people of this country in an unequal battle. …”
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Insights into prescribing patterns for antidepressants: an evidence-based analysis by Hua Min, Farrokh Alemi

“…The accuracy of predictions was measured through the Area under the Receiver Operating Curve (AROC). Results Our analysis revealed several key factors influencing prescribing patterns, including patients’ comorbidities, previous medications, age, and gender. …”
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Spatial risk modelling of highly pathogenic avian influenza in France: Fattening duck farm activity matters. by Jean Artois, Timothée Vergne, Lisa Fourtune, Simon Dellicour, Axelle Scoizec, Sophie Le Bouquin, Jean-Luc Guérin, Mathilde C Paul, Claire Guinat

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Static Testing of a Bridge Using an Interferometric Radar: The Case Study of “Ponte degli Alpini,” Belluno, Italy by Devis Dei, Daniele Mecatti, Massimiliano Pieraccini

“…It was an 8-span bridge, 297 m long, named “Ponte degli Alpini,” crossing the valley of the Ardo River. The radar has been used for testing a lateral span and a central span. …”
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