Evocative properties of precedent proper names in the newest German-speaking fictional discourse by Yu. A. Blinova

“…In general, precedent names realize the tendencies for implicity, fascinativity and suggestivity that contribute to the increase in expressiveness, emotionality and aesthetic impact of a fictional text.…”
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On the Possibility and Plurality of Worlds: from The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde to Le Crime étrange de Mr Hyde by Jean-Pierre Naugrette

“…Such aesthetic models as German expressionism, both filmic and pictorial, but also Klee, Bacon or Kubrick constitute as many references and material for building up a new narrative world. …”
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Which Medievalism? The Case of Ford Madox Brown by Laurent Bury

“…Brown thus went from a patriotic valuation of feudal Britain to a totally free interpretation of the Middle Ages, through a more social appreciation of medieval art. …”
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Layers of Invisibility in Portuguese State Furniture Design, 1940-1974 by João Paulo Martins, Sofia Diniz

“…If the buildings designed in Portugal by and for the state during the long rule of dictatorship are, still today, a challenging, often uncomfortable subject of enquiry – concealed by various layers of interpretation that render them virtually invisible despite their ubiquity –, the furniture that equipped those buildings is even more so. …”
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Owen and Sassoon Reconsidered by Cristina Pividori

“…Based on two theoretical frameworks, Jan and Aleida Assmann’s notion of “cultural memory” developed in the 1980s and 1990s and Marianne Hirsch’s concept of “postmemory” (2008), I will explore the intertextual references, thematic parallels, allusions and motifs that link the contemporary poems with those of Owen and Sassoon to study how memories, post-memories and aesthetic recreations of conflict interact and transform one another, highlighting the complexity and contingency of historical knowledge. …”
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Stylization of history in the works of N.V. Kukolnik by Alexandr V. Kubasov

“…This concept is characterized by a free interpretation of the past in a figurative manner, while still maintaining reliance on well-known facts, events, or qualities of historical figures, expressed within a specific stylistic framework. …”
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Marie Corelli, Wormwood, and the Diversity of Decadence by Jessica DeCoux

“…Her great popularity and the apparently moralistic elements of her work have excluded her from the ranks of the fin-de-siècle British Decadents, a group (such as it exists) traditionally defined by its rejection of mainstream middle-class values and its desire to appeal to a select readership of aesthetically-minded intellectuals. Indeed, Corelli’s novel Wormwood is generally read as an anti-Decadent creed, or at the very least a novel which disingenuously castigates Decadence while titillating readers with themes and tropes “co-opted” from works of that genre.In fact, Wormwood is so often read in these terms because it eludes easy interpretation, a quality that marks it as a distinctly Decadent text. …”
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Public Reception of Qur'an Calligraphy at the Iska Mayang Grand Mosque in Sukoharjo by Muhammad Rasyid Ridlo Siyamto, Ainur Rhain, Muhammad Ilham, Saipul Wakit

“…The findings of this study reveal that calligraphy contributes to linking the interpretation of the content of Qur'anic verses with aesthetic elements, as well as providing an overview of how people judge and enjoy the art of calligraphy at the Iska Grand Mosque. …”
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Users’ experiences of park accessibility and attractiveness based on online review analytics by Abdelbaseer A. Mohamed, Jakub Kronenberg

“…An in-depth content analysis validated these findings and added nuanced interpretation. These findings demonstrated that online reviews can serve as a valuable indicator of park accessibility and attractiveness, thereby fostering more informed park management decisions. …”
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Use of Go-Beyond as a Self-Directed Internet-Based Program Supporting Veterans’ Transition to Civilian Life: Preliminary Usability Study by Karolina Katarzyna Alichniewicz, Sarah Hampton, Madeline Romaniuk, Darcy Bennett, Camila Guindalini

“…However, these comparisons should be interpreted with caution due to the limited availability of published conversion rates and varying definitions of uptake and adoption across studies. …”
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IDEALIZATION OF REALITY THROUGH PHOTOS IN SOCIAL NETWORKS by Svetlana M. Maltseva, Natalia A. Nikitina, Ekaterina S. Surovegina

“…At the same time, one of the sides of this self-presentation is to demonstrate your life in the form of aesthetic profile photos. The research is based on such methods as comparison, analysis, synthesis and interpretation of philosophical ideas of humanists, theorists of psychoanalysis and postmodernism based on the facts of modernity. …”
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Anthology of Ukrainian Poetry “Strings” by Bohdan Lepky as a Text in Contextual Reading by Lilia Оvdiichuk

“…The anthology of Ukrainian poetry «Strings», compiled by Bohdan Lepky, not only became an important literary phenomenon, a text for reading, but also reflected the aesthetic and cultural aspirations of the era. The relevance of the study is determined by the attention of modern literary studies to the formation of the canon of Ukrainian literature. …”
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Archéologie d’un jardin de sculptures du xxe siècle by Aline Gheysens

“…Our investigation will aim at understanding, by multiplying the means of interpretation, what this garden can tell us about the Art history of a certain time, about linguistic connections maintained by individuals at the core of the space it offers in relation with time and even of a certain religiousness which, all by itself or through this man’s work, has found a place in this garden and which makes of this meeting between a landscape and sculptures a aesthetic experience of an unsuspected power. …”
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THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ARCHITECTURE: BEAUTY, JUSTICE AND THE CALL OF CARE by H.A. Auret

“…Interwoven with these philosophical positions, the text refers to the historical development of church architecture as interpretive device. …”
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Filmar para tajar: Madrid en el cine en torno al 15-M by Luis Deltell Escolar

“…The filmmakers analyzed film in order to sever or break away from traditional interpretations of history and the city.…”
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Primordiality of Salvatore Scarpitta by Antonella Chiazza

“…Through a historical-critical and aesthetic approach, proceeding onto reading some important works of art through an interpretative methodology, a further development of critical thinking by the artist's production.…”
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Etude d’un phénomène de discrimination esthétique : la « naquez » au Mexique by Philippe Schaffhauser

“…The main result of this interpretive work, which gathers sociolinguistic, historic, anthropological, and philosophical concerns analytically, is to begin to throw into relief another facet of Mexican identity. …”
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Rzecz o potencjale dziecka w aktywnościach muzycznych – refleksje o „ruchu z muzyką” by Ewa Szatan

“… Musical activities give the child a chance to meet higher needs (Maslow), including aesthetic ones (Wojnar). One of the activities is movement with music, in which children realize their musical and movement interpretations. …”
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Les mémoires d’une automobile (pas) comme les autres. La Coccinelle VW et ses mises en histoire by Pierre LANNOY

“…The article then details four memorial channels by which the Beetle is given a history : a hagiographic channel, in which it becomes an object of passion, being unique in the automotive history ; an academic channel, in which it is seized as an object of research calling for epistemologically founded interpretations ; a political channel, in which the Beetle calls for moral judgments on the part of culturally situated individuals ; an iconic channel, transforming it in a semiotic object feeding aesthetic interpretations. …”
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Daumier : émigrants ou fugitifs ? by Jean-Philippe Chimot

“…In his sketched-out works, he interpreted emigration as a collective displacement, both troubling and uncertain. …”
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