Les catastrophes futures ou les futurs de la catastrophe : les désastres à venir dans Jouer le Paradis et Let Them Eat Money by Eliane Beaufils

“…The two plays Play the Paradise and Let Them Eat Money are fictions focussing on the coming climate catastrophe. …”
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Sexual and Reproductive Health Services Utilization and Associated Factors among College Students at West Arsi Zone in Oromia Region, Ethiopia by Demelash Wachamo, Yadessa Tegene, Abdisa Tibeso, Assefa Washo

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The Concept of Happiness in Max Frei’s Novel The Key of Yellow Metal: Hamlet and Siddhartha by Yevheniia Kanchura

“…The theme of the happy prince's perception of human suffering is entwined with the topoi of hell and paradise, as well as home or lost paradise. Traditional imagery plays a pivotal role in shaping the concept of inspiration and madness as dynamic forces that exert a profound influence on the surrounding world, counterbalancing the notion of eternal suffering. …”
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A Feasibility Study on Nano-Particle Properties for Signal Generation at NaI(Tl) Scintillation Detectors by Siamak Hooshmand Koochi, Ahmad Esmaili Torshabi

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La Montagne dans l’œuvre de quelques écrivains libanais d’expression anglaise by Jacqueline Jondot

“…The mountain is seen as an ambivalent paradise, both a symbol of innocence and of lawlessness. …”
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What's turning the wheel? The theological hub of Song of Songs by S. Fischer

“…It has a key-function for the theology of the book which is understood as creational theology because love recalls paradise. God is identified with the third voice, encouraging the lovers to enjoy love in all its fullness. …”
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Des biens communs aux biens publics mondiaux by Bernard Hours

“…The notion of common goods makes a reference to a golden age, a lost paradise before property. Then we propose a critical analysis of global public goods which are supposed to sublimate  global exploitation and competition.…”
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Freshwater Fish of New River, Belize by Venetia Briggs-Gonzalez, Kyle Allen, Frank J. Mazzotti

“… Belize is home to an abundant diversity of freshwater fish species and is often considered a fishing paradise. The New River area is a popular freshwater fishing destination in the Orange Walk district of northern Belize. …”
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Freshwater Fish of New River, Belize by Venetia Briggs-Gonzalez, Kyle Allen, Frank J. Mazzotti

“… Belize is home to an abundant diversity of freshwater fish species and is often considered a fishing paradise. The New River area is a popular freshwater fishing destination in the Orange Walk district of northern Belize. …”
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Natural Enemies of Rugose Spiraling Whitefly, Aleurodicus rugioperculatus Martin (Insecta: Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) in the South Florida Landscape by Siavash Taravati, Catharine Mannion, Holly Glenn, Lance Osborne

“…., and giant white bird of paradise. This 6-page fact sheet describes the predators and parasitoids found feeding on this whitefly in the south Florida landscape. …”
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Natural Enemies of Rugose Spiraling Whitefly, Aleurodicus rugioperculatus Martin (Insecta: Hemiptera: Aleyrodidae) in the South Florida Landscape by Siavash Taravati, Catharine Mannion, Holly Glenn, Lance Osborne

“…., and giant white bird of paradise. This 6-page fact sheet describes the predators and parasitoids found feeding on this whitefly in the south Florida landscape. …”
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Luang Prabang, sanctuaire Unesco et paradis gay by David Berliner

“…There is, indeed, another Luang Prabang, the “gay paradise”, seen as indecent by most locals and which represents the other facet of the town of tradition, monks and “pure” women.…”
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Abuso e repressão: fibras do mesmo fio na infância das meninas de Helena Parente Cunha by Lílian Almeida de Oliveira Lima

“…These characters are subjected to a series of oversights that undermines the idealized notion of childhood as a lost paradise. In the course of analysis the ideas of Neil Postman about narrowing the li mits that differentiate adults and children are used, as well as the notion of „privatization of childhood‟, pointed out by Jacinto Sarmento.…”
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Cri(me)s et Hurlements dans Wuthering Heights by Claire Bazin

“…The second part of the novel, after the first Catherine’s death, articulates around Heathcliff’s unquenchable thirst for revenge, before he gives up his enterprise once he is convinced that he will join Catherine in a Paradise of their own. I will first analyse the various forms of violence in the novel, then its effects on and within the different characters, before concluding that such excess is self-destructive. …”
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« Le Paradis de Zahra » : le grand cimetière de Téhéran entre pratiques populaires et rationalité étatique by Sepideh Parsapajouh

“…Located south of Tehran, the Behesht Zahra Cemetery (Zahra Paradise), covers 700 hectares. It is the largest cemetery in Iran. …”
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When “Things Fall Apart”: Thinking Through Absurdity with Arendt and Aseyev by Cana Beverage

“…War often occasions such moments, not just because of the moral and political turmoil that accompanies it or the physical damage it inflicts upon people and their environments, but also because of its absurdity; this latter feature, the absurdity of war, is captured by Stanislav Aseyev, a Donetsk-born Ukrainian writer, in his books In Isolation: Dispatches from Occupied Donbas and The Torture Camp on Paradise Street. In this essay, I argue that Aseyev’s reflections on Russian occupation, imprisonment, and torture demonstrate both the special value of Arendt’s “thinking” for those enduring war and violence and reveal a pre-moral-political capacity of “thinking” latent but never explicit in Arendt’s work: the power to cope with the absurd qua absurd.…”
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DULKADIRAN, MEDIA MASYARAKAT SAMPURNAN UNTUK MEMPEROLEH KESELAMATAN, PAHALA, SYAFAAT, DAN SURGA by Nilna Fadlillah

“…Based on the interpretation of cultures theory found out that the Sampurnan society recognizes the concepts that are based on the religious basis, which has ultimate meaning as a way to get the salvation, reward, and paradise. These concepts were then believed as the true and real, which then formulated into various symbols in the Dulkadiran tradition. …”
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Pourquoi vient-on voir l’Everest ? Représentations collectives et pratiques touristiques dans la région du Khumbu by Etienne Jacquemet

“…This region, long unexplored and closed to outsiders, and its landscapes infused with religiosity, attracts tourists because it is still largely seen as a genuine lost paradise. These elements are conducive to the processes of physical and mental renewal, in addition to social distinction which allows trekkers –in a more or less conscious, temporary, or performance-based manner– to push themselves to their limits. …”
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« Can't repeat the past? Well maybe not... » A Doomed Trip Down Memory Lane, in Francis Scott Fitzgerald's Southern Stories by Pascal Bardet

“…The South, the archetypal land of pastoral traditions and romantic elation, becomes nothing more than a lost paradise where the past cannot repeat itself and where the trip down memory lane is ineluctably doomed.…”
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Why Do People Come to See Mount Everest? Collective Representations and Tourism Practices in the Khumbu Region by Etienne Jacquemet

“…This region, long unexplored and closed to outsiders, and its landscapes infused with religiosity, attracts tourists because it is still largely seen as a genuine lost paradise. These elements are conducive to the processes of physical and mental renewal, in addition to social distinction which allows trekkers –in a more or less conscious, temporary, or performance-based manner– to push themselves to their limits. …”
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