TARİH BİLİMİNDE FELSEFİ BİR SORGULAMANIN ÖNEMİ ÜZERİNE by Kubilay Aysevener

“…The historian has no alternative but to accept their philosophical thinking about human life which a necessary requirement for historical understanding of man.…”
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Health emergency and impermanence by Giuseppe De Giovanni

“…Health Emergency is a reality in our planet’s political, economic and social scene and finds its meaning in emergency for men and caused by man that does not own a cultural and material identity any more but wanders looking for territories that could host him and recognize his right to live.…”
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Kurzmitteilung (2007) de Navid Kermani : l’écriture du deuil by Emmanuelle Terrones

“…Navid Kermani’s novel Kurzmitteilung (2007) shows a man who can’t help being in mourning after the death of a young woman he hardly knew. …”
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Néotène, Hybrides et Chimères by Marika Moisseeff

“…In the West, the idea of man as a creature made by God in His own image has progressively given way to a biological conception that locates humanity’s specific place and ontology between those pertaining to two distinct species: the primates that preceded humans in the course of phylogenesis, and the species that will descend from them, such as the transgenic or chimerical entities that biotechnology should allow them to create. …”
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Excavation and Dialectical Unification of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Rehabilitation Technology System by Guangxu XU

“…The holistic concept of the unity of nature and man, the theories of Yin and Yang and five elements, and the concept of syndrome differentiation treatment provide new ideas for the development of modern medicine. …”
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Mercy, love and salvatioin in orthodox spirituality by N. Dumitrascu

“…Mercy is the practical manifestation of interhuman love; it raises man from the image to the likeness of God. …”
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The Role of Librarian in Spatial Organization of Libraries by Zeynep Onat Öz

“…Whatever its aim is, spatial organization, which can be denoted as the attainment of buildings through organization in terms of both physical and habitable environment, should primarily respond to man and his needs. This is valid for library buildings as well. …”
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La fille en boîte : naissance d’une perversion au Japon by Agnès Giard

“…In 1972, Shibusawa Tatsuhiko (1928-1987), translator of Georges Bataille and Marquis de Sade, publishes an essay – “Introduction to collections of girls” (Shôjo korekushon josetsu) – expanding the idea according to which girls, being objects by definition, arouse in men the desire to make a collection of them, i.e. to own several specimens of girls and preserve them in boxes. « More the individuality of a woman is restricted within the limits of her sole existence, more she is deprived of words, more she becomes nothing but a fragment of object, more man’s libido burns with a pale and burning flame », writes Shibusawa. …”
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La philosophie politique de Max Stirner by Christina Stange-Fayos

“…His major work, The Ego and its own, was published in 1845, a time when social utopias that wanted to provide answers to the harmful effects of industrial revolution on human existence were flourishing. …”
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De l’îlot à l’enclos : l’immigration chinoise à San Francisco comme espace poétique (1910-1940) by Cécile Cormier

“…By exploring these poems and by referring to Chinese cosmology, I try to analyze how these men, whom American laws did not treat as men in their own right, managed to be part of the Sky-Earth-Man relationship on a territory that remained hostile to them or rejected them altogether.…”
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The history of childbirth: Women and doctors in the lying-in hospital of Göttingen University, eighteenth – nineteenth century by Jürgen Schlumbohm

“… The case of Göttingen is a clear example of how crucial the maternity hospital was in Germany, both for the emergence of man-midwifery and for turning midwifery into a ‘science’. …”
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HEIDEGGER’S HUMAN DIMENSION UNDERSTANDING OF TECHNOLOGY by Uliana R. Vynnyk

“…(немного поменяла слова и их порядок) The term "individual measurability" involves a process of spiritual and intellectual development of a man and, in this context, through his development and humanity one should evaluate everything created by him; technical, social progress should be seen primarily from the point of view of a free man, humane, rationally and existentially independent from the artificially created world, who is able to play an advanced role in the process of his own development, social progress and technology. …”
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ULTIMA RATIO DEORUM by Alexis V. Halapsis

“…Purpose of this article is to investigate the role that the "miraculous" – that is, everything that goes beyond “natural” – plays in the worldview of Western man. Methodology. I do not consider “miracles” as the facts of nature, but as the facts of culture, so in this article I am not talking about specific cases of violation of “laws of nature”, but about the place of “miraculous” in the view of the world of Western man and those transformations, that occur with this element outlook influenced the development of information technologies. …”
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From Rockstar Researcher to Selfless Mentor: A DaughtersPerspective by Melissa Castillo-Garsow

“…Of course, I was still (and am) a daddy's little girl, bonded forever by a shared obsession with the same movies (The Godfather, My Name is Nobody, The Man from Snowy River); the same TV shows (Law & Order); and all things sports related, but I also knew that my father was a very busy man and his time was limited. …”
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L’ascension de l’artiste dans The Mountain and the Valley (1952) d’Ernest Buckler by André Dodeman

“…Relief-related discourse will inevitably lead to discourse related to the awakening to one’s own consciousness.…”
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The Ascent of the Artist in Ernest Buckler’s The Mountain and the Valley (1952) by André Dodeman

“…Relief-related discourse will inevitably lead to discourse related to the awakening to one’s own consciousness.…”
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Church and State: Separation or Distinction-a Philosophical Perspective by Jan Kłos

“…Unfortunately, even this philosopher failed to see the difference between the two terms. Assuming that man has many degrees of freedom within the State, the Church is needed as an institution separate from the State to help understand the profound meaning of human freedom, yet free to speak with its own voice and in accordance with its mission. …”
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Problems in the theoretical foundation of the functional-equivalent approach by G. J. C. Jordaan

“…This view of  communication results in a view of the Bible as a time-bound (and not a time-directed) document which can communicate only in the closed circle of sender-message-first readers within their own socio-historical environment. Consequently it is seen as the task of the translator to make the Bible communicate to modern man via a process of transformation of the Biblical message. …”
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Morgue of the Misbegotten: O’Neill’s Pattern of Salvation in The Iceman Cometh by Mufeed F. Al-Abdullah

“…The Iceman Cometh orchestrates no hope for man in modern times, but sings an elegy for the misbegotten and depicts the world as a morgue for death-in-life.…”
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Humor, skerts en gemoedelikheid in verskillende stylfigure by Johannes Calvyn by P. C. Potgieter

“…It must be borne in mind that the humour of every period in history has its own kind of character. One should not necessarily view sixteenthcentury humour in terms of the twenty-first-century views. …”
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