The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Another Industrial Revolution Leaving Black Women Behind? by Malaika Mahlatsi

“… In 2016, Klaus Schwab – founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum (WEF) – introduced a term that would have significant consequences for global politics, economics, science, and the way in which the world is organised. …”
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Człowiek i przyroda w nauce chrześcijańskiego Wschodu by Janusz Aptacy

“…But man, because of original sin, has led to a true cosmic catastrophe, to a darkening of the modality of paradise and to the appearance of a new way of universal existence, marked by sin. The man also ceased to understand the true world, the way God created it and sustains it in His glory. …”
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La constellation comme pratique créatrice chez Virginia Woolf et Annie Ernaux by Suzel Meyer

“…By revealing the heritage that formed the woman, the author et the book, feminist thought informs their situated way of writing the world. …”
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Il luogo e il senso: creazione e significazione degli spazi nel mondo globale by Gambardella, Fabiana, Amodio, Paolo

“…Place and meaning: the creation and signification of spaces in the global world “This will kill that. The book will kill the edifice”. …”
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Critica scientifica, popolarizzazione dell’etnografia ed etica dell’antropologo: sulla “controversia yanomami”, per esempio by Alessandro Mancuso

“…In the paper, I also place particular emphasis on the different ways in which ethnographers have textually marked their positioning in the field as “proof” of the “authenticity” of their representations of the Yanomami world. …”
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Unsuspicious reception of Biblical discourse in Africa and its implications for polygamy by B.B. Senokoane

“… The Bible has been conceived and received as a neutral book, as the Word of God, or as containing the Word of God. …”
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Warring Claims: Victorian Poetry and Conflict by Matthew Bevis

“…The First World War is often seen as heralding a break between Victorian and modern conceptions of conflict, and critics have tended to opt for a series of neat poetic oppositions—the glorious versus the gruesome, the heroic versus the hellish, the romantic versus the realistic. …”
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L’antiquaire Georges Joseph Demotte, le Louvre et les musées américains. S’approprier le discours sur le patrimoine médiéval de la France au sortir de la Première Guerre mondiale... by Christine Vivet-Peclet

“…The activity of the antiquarian Georges-Joseph Demotte (1877–1923) during the periods before and after the First World War was one of the crucial moments in his career. …”
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Blood and Iron: The Rise and Fall of the German Empire 1871 – 1918 by Arzu Melek Ozgumus

“…Despite resistance and the rise of pro-Catholic Centre Party (Deutsche Zentrumspartei) in politics, Hojer argues the enduring impact of this through the end of the book when discussing the First World War. In this chapter, the writer also briefly mentions the Jewish Question, as it was a significant debate around the same time. …”
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Mobile ad-hoc networks: MANET by Mikarić Bratislav, Spalević Petar, Jakšić Branimir

“…Currently in 2018, 7.6 billion people are in the world, and 8.6 billion mobile devices. As mobile phones have completely changed the meaning of the term to be available, a similar change in the wait and laptops users is, so it is only a matter of time before the new way to use your notebooks will change your habits and make life easier. …”
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Sexual Inversion, Smoke, and Mirrors: The (In)Visibility of John Addington Symonds’s Homosexuality in his Autobiographical Writings by William Fize

“…Symonds was the driving force behind Sexual Inversion, the first medical book about homosexuality in English. Not a doctor himself, but being a homosexual, Symonds developed his identity as a member of the Victorian upper-middle class, shaped by the norms of the time, as he told his story in his correspondence and his posthumous Memoirs. …”
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Conversations with Miss Jane by Geneviève Fabre

“…Jane’s desire for liberty and justice is often challenged as she faces the possibilities of life or death.Conversations build up a complex, often contradictory, but compelling portrait: torn between silence and vehemence, between memories and the urge to meet the future, Jane summons body and mind to find her way through the maze of a fast changing world; self-willed and obstinate she claims her right to speak, to express with wit and wisdom her firm belief in the word, in the ability to express deep seated convictions and faith and a whole array of feelings and emotions.…”
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Consummatio gloriae – zapomniany Tomaszowy motywwcielenia Chrystusa w świetle ST II-II, q.2, a.7 by Piotr Świerczyński

“…., that the first man could get know about Incarnation of Christ in future. The way of knowing of that is experience of marriage, witch is described by St. …”
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TABERÎ’NİN TARİH ANLAYIŞI by Hasan Kurt

“…In this context, he made some methodological attempts in such a way that he helped his readers make an assessment in their opinion. …”
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La littérature et la légende comme motifs touristiques en Espagne au xxie siècle by Christelle Schreiber-Di Cesare

“…Having become the world's second most popular tourist destination, Spain has long been content to develop its coastline to accommodate tourists who are essentially looking for sun and beach. …”
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Theology Before and After Bishop Robinson’s Honest to God (1963)

“…It initiated the turbulent sixties from which time onwards the slow decline in church allegiance began to accelerate in the Western world. The thought of Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Rudolf Bultmann and Paul Tillich, which Robinson summarized in his book, were themselves simply the twentieth century version of the radical changes in theology made necessary by the advent of the post-Enlightenment world, and which had been set in motion in rather different ways at the beginning of the nineteenth century by the philosopher Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, and the theologian Friedrich Schleiermacher. …”
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Du livre à l’information : un tournant historiographique by Jérôme Lamy, Johann Petitjean

“…Their study allows us to better understand the way in which early modern documents were included in the labile structures of a society great consumer of information under its various forms: handwritten or printed books, handwritten or printed newsheets, correspondences, etc.; a society great consumer of documents, and paper.…”
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