Roma & Sinti Culture as Modern German Studies by Arushi Nair

“…Born in 1975, Reinhardt has used her voice in many ways to speak about her identity and represent her culture beyond the scope of the war. …”
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To belong or not to belong : variations autour du mythe associatif chez Virginia Woolf by Stéphanie Ravez

“…This is especially the case of a 1920 short-story, ‘A Society’, which tells about a society of women rebelling against the patriarchal order. …”
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INTERPRETING A POEM OF BEN JONSON, “SONG: TO CELIA” by Nanik Mariana Effendie

“…As a whole the meaning of this poem is telling about the reflection of admiration a man toward his lady love, and this man loves her very much. …”
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La vie des Gommes : pour une approche biographique des pneus de Carol Rama by Carolina Spovieri

“…First, while the commercial origin of the object points to its perishable nature, the worn state of the tyre also tells us something about the artist’s choice to incorporate it into her work, as someone who loves “things that make a living” (Vergine, 1985). …”
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Wygląd Zenobii w Historia Augusta: asocjacje i inspiracje by Radosław Domazet

“…Thus, individual features of Zenobia’s physiognomy have so far not been discussed in published literature concerning the Palmyrene queen. Her appearance is in several respects identical to that of Diadumenian (HA Dd. 3.2–3), which tells us a lot about the creation of the passages by the editor of the Historia Augusta. …”
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Rethinking Ḥadīth (Prophetic Traditions) as ‘Natural’ Narrative: In the Framework of Fludernik’s ‘Natural’ Narratology by Fatma Yüksel Çamur

“…Bythe concept of ‘natural’ narrative, Monika Fludernik brought a new perspectivefor narratology in the late ’90s. In her narrative theory, narrativity startswith the human experience rather than the plot. …”
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Is it Time to Recognize Political Anxiety as a Social Determinant of Health? by Brandon Ambrosino

“…A 2023 poll found that 90 percent of Americans always, often, or sometimes feel “angry” when they think about politics, with about the same number reporting they always, often, or sometimes feel “exhausted.”[3] The same survey asked Americans to sum up their feelings about American politics in a word — four in five respondents used negative words, like “divisive,” “dysfunctional,” and “sad.” …”
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ASIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE'S MIDTERM EXAMINATION MATERNAL INSTINCT DEPICTED IN VERENATAY'S BROKEN by Ruly Indra Darmawan

“…VerenaTay through this novel tells a story about one particular woman and how she treats her newborn baby. …”
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‘O worship the Lord in the beauty of holiness: let the whole earth tremble before him’ (Psalm 96:9)

“… My main question in this article is: Is there a place and a future for persons who still hold to the centrality of Christ, or of Jesus of Nazareth, in their lives, but who are agnostic about what traditional Christianity would hold to be central points of dogma or even about the existence of what Cupitt and others have called an ‘objective God’? …”
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