Individual Educational Ways of Independent Engineering Graphics Training in Technical Higher School by O. F. Shikhova, O. V. Zhuykova

“…The paper describes the experience of Izhevsk State Technical University providing the opportunity for individual selection of educational curricula and independent Engineering Graphics training aimed at developing spatial imagination, capability of finding the constructive engineering solutions and analysis and synthesis of spatial forms. …”
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From Friends to Enemies: Negotiating nationalism, tribal identities, and kinship in the fratricidal war of the Malian Tuareg by Georg Klute

Subjects: “…Mali…”
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Challenging power through social media by Rodwell Makombe, Grace Temiloluwa Agbede

“…Thirdly, the study critically analyses the various ways in which internet meme creators imagine and represent Zimbabwe under the Mugabe regime. …”
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Psychoanalytic conceptual framework: a critical review of creativity in modeling inquiry training by Zaenal Sukawi, Ahmad Khoiri, Sri Haryanto, Denok Sunarsi

“…Because their needs are not fulfilled, sublimation occurs, and finally, imagination emerges.…”
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Automation and the City by Iris Giannakopoulou Karamouzi

“…Constant’s vision, a critique of functionalist modern urbanism, imagined the city as a ‘complete environment’, part of an extended and dynamic activity that involved its inhabitants. …”
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Entre document immédiat et fiction de mémoire : Histoire et enjeux du désenchantement des actualités visuelles  by Émilie Houssa

“…To do this, the author proposes to trace historically and conceptually the development of this situation through the history of images of information, by examining specifically the passage of newsreels to TV News, which marks a turning point in the imaginations of memory and information.…”
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Facteurs et modalités d’insertion des activités productives entre tissus urbains et parcs d’activité économique by Alexis Gilbart, Kristel Mazy

“…This study, carried out on the post-mining territories of Mons-Borinage, located in Belgium, addresses these questions in three stages: first by putting the territory into context, then by highlighting an empirical study carried out with 10 productive VSEs-PEs, imagined through the prism of the entrepreneur, and finally by putting these results into perspective by confronting the practices of economic development with the objectives of land sobriety.…”
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Reminiscence Tours and Pilgrimage Sites by Katja Uusihakala

“…This essay examines how members of the ex-Rhodesian diaspora community in South Africa ‘travel back’ to the past in the present in two ways: firstly by concrete heritage journeys to Zimbabwe on reminiscence tours and secondly by constructing memory sites and commemorative venues, where the journeys back to the ‘homeland’ take the form of imaginative travel. It considers how, and if, such constructions and movements related to commemorative practices may be thought of as pilgrimage given that the people themselves perceive, describe and frame such journeys in these terms. …”
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Reescrituras contemporáneas de la esclavitud en las islas Canarias: los fantasmas memoriales en la novela histórica Epistolario de un nativo (2019) de Pedro Óscar Martínez Quintana... by Claire Laguian

“…Not many publications exist about the history of colonization and slavery in the Canary Islands, and then a significant epistemic and memorial void remains in the contemporary Canarian imagination due to the total destruction of the native cultures and languages after the crimes of colonization and acculturation. …”
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Infância e errância: imagens da criança abandonada na ficção brasileira by Licia Soares de Souza

“…If these ideals configurate an edenic space that can determine the positiv e relationships that children establish with themselves and the adult world, in the nocturnal regime of imagination, the escape from this space indicates a negative deviation, capable of destroying a state of innocence. …”
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Historical reality and „understanding" the hermeneutical approach by Kęstutis Dubnikas

“…Historical facts, events or "classics" carry a complex plexus of life experiences and, thus, acquire a certain permanence of meaning which, in turn, could be itself interpreted as a result of analogical imagination. …”
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‘Dolls in Agony’: Vernon Lee in Southern Spain by Leire Barrera-Medrano

“…Lee’s open repulsion to the Catholic country and especially to the Spanish representations of the Virgin Mary would prompt her to write ‘The Virgin of the Seven Daggers’, the most consciously Decadent of all her works: a sacrilegious tale in which Catholic and Moorish Spain are intertwined to explore notions of spiritual and moral perversity. …”
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World Literature and Mythology: Guarantees of Freedom of Man and Nation in Sigitas Geda’s Poetry by Karolina Bagdonė

“…In this way, he conveyed a deeper sense of European identity, coming from the intertexts of modern World Literature (especially the poetry of François Villon, Johannes Bobrowski, Rainer Maria Rilke, and Paul Celan). Geda freed the imagination of a reader constrained by the Soviet occupation and directed it towards the universal world. …”
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Regeneration of natural grasp prehensions on underactuated robot‐hand through kinaesthetic guidance by R. Chattaraj, S. Khan, D.G. Roy, B. Bepari, S. Bhaumik

“…The same are conceived and controlled by a set of contact points on the imagined grasp‐sphere, whose spatial conformation is guided by a serial‐haptic interface. …”
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Viabilità relazionale: una prospettiva im/mobile delle relazioni nel Gambia transnazionale by Paolo Gaibazzi

“…Firstly, viability hints at the infrastructural aspects, such as when Soninke speakers imagine kinship as a road or a network of roads connecting and channelling kinsfolk. …”
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The Response to Asymmetrical Violence in Black Space by Stephanie D. Jones

“…These collective stories demonstrate the markers of dispossession on different levels as the sociospatial dynamics of Oakland are being (re)imagined. Oakland has now become one more example of the threat to Black spaces in the U.S. and gives us a roadmap for how these spaces will be reimagined under asymmetrical violence.…”
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À propos de quelques décalages de l’historiographie de l’anarchisme espagnol by Michel Ralle

“…This is a decisive contribution to a good many of its more significant items. …”
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‘We are all Àmọ̀tẹ́kùn’: Insecurity, Ethno-regional Hegemony and Resistance in Southwest Nigeria by Babajide Olusoji Ololajulo

“…Drawing from online news reports and qualitative data obtained through interview the article argues that Àmọ̀tẹ́kùn together with the controversies that follow the launch illustrates a particular way in which the Yorùbá of southwest Nigeria construct and as well resist real or imagined ethno-regional hegemony. Although created to address insecurity, the shared meanings that grow out of Àmọ̀tẹ́kùn emphasize more complex significations: Yorùbá trailblazing tradition, succor from the suffocating silence and inactivity of the Nigerian state, possibility of political restructuring, and more importantly, resistance of ethno-regional hegemony. …”
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Public spaces of the energy transition – A design in Nepi for the New European Bauhaus by Luca Montuori, Stefano Converso, Marta Rabazo Martín

“…Does it make sense to imagine new devices able to build spaces acting as enabling interfaces of virtuous behaviours? …”
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SPACE AND PLACE OF THE BALKANS: A GEOCRITICAL PERSPECTIVE by Sanja Lazarevic Radak

“…The literature that explores the representations of the Balkans is based on the assumption that the Balkans were constructed, imagined or invented. This claim is usually accompanied by the attempts to highlight the discrepancy between physical and imaginary geography and to point out the gap in semantics between the Balkan Peninsula and the Balkans. …”
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