Revolt of Grannies: The Bursylysyas Komi Folk Orthodox Movement by Piret Koosa, Art Leete

“…We argue that men lost their leadership in the movement because their way of execution of religious power was public and thus they became targets for Soviet repression. Komi women continued to keep the Bursylysyas faith alive, although they did so in a more domestic, hidden way. …”
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Youth and the politics of generational memories: The Soweto uprising in South Africa by Sandrine Gukelberger

“…Taking the narrative of the Soweto generation from apartheid to democracy as a point of departure, this article suggests that a historicising, gendered perspective is vital to understanding the continuities and discontinuities in the speeches, representations, and rationales for action in youth activism and local politics in contemporary South Africa. …”
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Telehealth Physical Therapy: More Than an Alternative to In Person Care of the Young Athlete by Joseph T. Molony Jr.

“…Opportunities such as the ability to custom tailor the home program with consideration of the patient’s learning abilities, provide movement quality feedback outside of the clinical environment, observe parent/caregiver feedback, involve family members who may not be available to attend in-person visits, and the possibility of converting an in-person cancelation to a telehealth visit in order to maintain continuity of care, are examples of how this model may optimize treatment. …”
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La Novela Española de Toulouse (1947-1948). Un catálogo de literatura antifascista by Fernando Larraz

“…It is shown that the collections continued a publishing practice in early 20th century Spain, the novel collection under subscription, to which peculiarities of the republican culture of exile are added. …”
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AN INNOVATIVE APPROACH TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF MASTER PROGRAMME IN TEACHER EDUCATION by E. N. PEREVOSHCHIKOVA

“…The essence of the innovation is changing of the objectoriented approach typical for many Master’s programs of teacher education to the activity approach orienting students to create their own educational product. Depending on the contingent admitted to master’s programs, the article provides an example of educational product types that can serve as a target social order for the selection of the Master Programme. …”
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Best approximation in Orlicz spaces by H. Al-Minawi, S. Ayesh

“…Let X be a real Banach space and (Ω,μ) be a finite measure space and ϕ be a strictly icreasing convex continuous function on [0,∞) with ϕ(0)=0. The space Lϕ(μ,X) is the set of all measurable functions f with values in X such that ∫Ωϕ(‖c−1f(t)‖)dμ(t)<∞ for some c>0. …”
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Towards Excellence in Asthma Management: Final Report of an Eight-Year Program Aimed at Reducing Care Gaps in Asthma Management in Quebec by Louis-Philippe Boulet, Eileen Dorval, Manon Labrecque, Michel Turgeon, Terrence Montague, Robert L Thivierge

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The Value of GeneXpert MTB/RIF for Detection in Tuberculosis: A Bibliometrics-Based Analysis and Review by Zhiyi Li

“…With the continuous development of medical science and technology, especially with the advent of the era of precision diagnosis and treatment, molecular biology detection technology is widely valued and applied as an aid to early diagnosis of tuberculosis. …”
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Les héritages paysagers de la viticulture dans le Val de Loire d’Orléans à Tours et ses abords périphériques by François Legouy

“…By consequence, landscaped wine inheritances are sometimes tenuous, not much functional, and often have a decorative role. Indeed, Vineyard continues in unusual places and interstitial landscapes. …”
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L’École de Madrid et son devenir après la Guerre Civile by Eve Fourmont Giustiniani

“…Far from being the end of the School of Madrid, the war marks the division between the two branches of the orteguian philosophical legacy, which continues to grow through the thought of his disciples, despite various attempts of neutralization or political distorsion. …”
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Predicting Factors of Drop Out Counseling Process in University Psychological Counseling and Guidance Center by Omer OZER, Ahmet ALTINOK

“…Results: According to the analysis results, the age of the students attending the counseling process was found to be higher than those who drop out, but no significant difference was found in their psychometric properties in terms of continuation of the counseling process. Only the age of clients and their previous psychiatric help history was found to predict the dropping out counseling process early. …”
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Modified Homotopy Perturbation Method and Approximate Solutions to a Class of Local Fractional Integrodifferential Equations by Bo Xu, Sheng Zhang

“…With the embedded homotopy parameter monotonously changing from 0 to 1, the special easy-to-solve fractional problem continuously deforms to the class of local fractional IDE. …”
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IMPLEMENTATION OF INNOVATIVE TEACHING METHODS ON ENHANCING QUALITY TEACHING AND LEARNING IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN MOROGORO TANZANIA by George John

“…Thus, it can be concluded that there is an urgency for the professional development of teachers through continuous training and the provision of adequate infrastructure to support the implementation of innovative teaching methods.…”
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Voluntarios en una guerra de tinta y papel: los voluntarios españoles de la Primera Guerra Mundial en la prensa by Alejandro Acosta López

“…One of the aspects that served to air the different opinions of intellectuals and journalists attached to the different camps was the presence of a contingent of Spaniards who had enlisted as volunteers in the ranks of the French Foreign Legion. …”
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Author Correction: Locomotor performance parameters as predictors of high-performing male soccer teams. A multiple-season study on professional soccer by Piotr Makar, Rabiu Muazu Musa, Rui Miguel Silva, Jarosław Muracki, Robert Trybulski, Emre Altundağ, Murat Altaca, Wacław Kuczmik, Rafał Studnicki, Zeki Akyildiz

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Utility of renal replacement therapy in poisoning and drug overdosage by Rohit Bhowmick, Sasidaran Kandasamy

“…Hemodialysis remains the most commonly used RRT for toxin removal, and the role of continuous RRT and therapeutic plasma exchange is emerging. …”
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Immunomodulation in the Treatment of Refractory Catastrophic Antiphospholipid Syndrome by Karthik Nath, Andrew McCann

“…Despite this, the patient continued to demonstrate clinical features concerning for ongoing small vessel occlusion necessitating aggressive immunomodulatory therapy in the form of intravenous immunoglobulin, plasma exchange, and rituximab.…”
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Le Krimi sous le Troisième Reich : une invention de l'étranger by Vincent Platini

“…Nevertheless, despite ideological pressures, the Krimi never became entirely subservient to the regime : it continued to harbor foreign influences and, by launching into imaginary exiles, even managed to mock the power of Nazism.…”
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Blacking Up : Une histoire du rock au prisme du blackface by Keivan Djavadzadeh

“…On the basis of an analysis of rock music, its origins and its transatlantic circulations, I will examine the racial politics of popular music and postulate a continuity of the blackface cycle. I intend to show that what has been integrated with the commercialization of black music is black culture more than Black people themselves. …”
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E-LEARNING CHALLENGES IN POLAND DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC by Agieszka Parlińska

“…This new approach, and the purposeand added value of this study, is to enrich the knowledge of the use of new teaching and researchmethods gained during the Covid-19 pandemic and applicability to pandemics generally, as wellas continued use of these methods afterwards..To achieve the objective, the method of literature analysis and critique was used, as well as aratio analysis based on historical data from Statistics Poland (GUS), EUROSTAT and the author’sown first-hand observations as a university educator.The research results helped to formulate several conclusions regarding the factors whichinfluence effective e-learning, such as: internet access and quality; the availability of adequatesoftware, hardware and other tools; and the digital competence of teachers and students. …”
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