The big picture of sexual science by Howard Chiang, James Poskett

“…It focuses on the ways in which the life and work of individual researchers, institutional settings and journal circulations have anchored the development of narratives about the history of sexual science. By delineating the shifting cultural geography, epistemological premise and conceptual innovations in sexological research, it is possible to cast the co-constituted nature of knowledge making as an enterprise simultaneously local and global in its reach. …”
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On Love and the Canon: H.D., Robert Duncan, and “Venice-Venus” by Lara Vetter

“…., Pound, Lawrence and Williams to its center, and that thus positions poets influenced by these four (including himself) as foundational to the post-WWII era. He also offers a narrative of H.D.’s career that elevates her poetry over her prose, which he sees as impure, mired in venery. …”
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The misnomers of spiritual 'directing' and 'coaching' by H. E. Pienaar

“…Within the author’s theoretical paradigm, spiritual accompaniment and spiritual, narrative informed, coaching were said to be kindred spirits. …”
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Restaurant food waste management strategy in Asia using the Restaurant Food Waste Map (RFWM) approach by Fajriah Elsa, Martianto Drajat, Hustina Rachman Purnawati

“…Method: This research is a narrative review. Results: The main contributors to food waste at each phase are managers, chefs, kitchen staff, waiters, and customers. …”
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Quelles sont les conditions historiques de la fabrique de la mémoire ? by Stéphane Michonneau

“…Consequently, the logic of memorialization requires an interrogation of the historical conditions of the production of memorial narrative, which bridges two conceptions of memory that are difficult to reconcile. …”
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Noms, étiquette(s) et identités dans Persuasion, de Jane Austen by Marie-Laure Massei

“…Labelled a ‘nobody’ at the beginning even though she embodies sense, constancy and fortitude, Anne Elliot is reborn as a heroine through her ability to read and decipher meanings, manners and behaviours: her new status and identity are then aptly signified by a telling mutation of the signifier after her marriage, freeing her from the sterile codes of the paternal narrative.…”
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Benjamin and Koolhaas: History's Afterlife by Frances Hsu

“…Both construct alternative historical narratives about the impact of technology, mass culture and economy on the city. …”
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De la défiance à la réconciliation : itinéraires des constructions urbaines et rivulaires des villes du Sillon lorrain (Nancy, Metz, Thionville) by Denis Mathis, Anne Hecker, Jean-Pierre Husson, Kamila Bensaadi

“…This new approach is based on a “narrative” and on “memory” which are put at the service of reconciliation and the construction or consolidation of urban waterfronts.…”
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Expériences de scolarisation de jeunes adultes en situation de handicap : qu’en disent ces premier.e.s expert.e.s ? by Vanessa Bacquelé, Jennifer Fournier

“…Based on the biographical accounts of four young people with disabilities regarding their educational and professional integration pathways, the article highlights the stages of these pathways, the resources and barriers commonly mentioned, as well as a key element for each pathway that serves as a common thread in the narrative. Although the voice of experts from the inside is rarely taken into account in research on schooling of children with disabilities, their contribution is essential to understand and act in favour of a more inclusive society.…”
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The Application of Seepage Flow Prediction in Nuer Dam Based on the Grey Self-Memory Model by Ai-Feng Wang, Xiu-Tao Yang, Da-Hai Guo

“…Then, the engineering overview in the Nuer dam is narrated, and the prediction model of seepage pressure in the Nuer dam is established and analyzed based on the grey self-memory theory. …”
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SOCIAL INNOVATION: CHARACTERISTICS RELATED TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT by Yohani Dominik dos Figueiredo, Márcia Aparecida Prim, Gertrudes Aparecida Dandolini

“…In this sense, this research aims to identify characteristics of social innovation that are associated with sustainable development, from a narrative review of the literature. As a result, it was possible to identify characteristics such as improving quality of life and well-being, social change, innovative nature, among others, which are directly linked to the constructs of sustainable development. …”
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Séries literárias juvenis: autoria e circulação da cultura by Andréa Borges Leão

“…New issues emerge in the creation process, plot and narrative structure of the novels, as well as regarding the autonomy of the readers in choosing illegitimately their book and in following, for years, far from the school system, the adventures of recurring heroes. …”
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La Mesure de l’humain. Objets, pratiques et logiques numériques pour le réaménagement d’une place parisienne. by Ornella Zaza

“…Through the implementation of “demonstrators of the smart city”, the public space becomes the field of experimentation of new digital solutions to commercialize, for both public and private actors. The urban narrative which results from these urban demonstrators, often seems to flatten the phenomenological conception of public space: although these new practices for urban planning try to reach a qualitative approach, it will result that the use of digital objects and digital logics handle, in a controversy way, a new humanist functionalism, which often reduces the human being into generic, rigid and pre-conceived categories.…”
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Humanité et dépassement dans l’œuvre de Ferran Delèris (1922-2009) by Joëlle Ginestet

“…Besides essays and novels in French, he wrote narrative fictions, memoirs and a book of poems in Occitan. …”
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As quitandadeiras de Minas Gerais: memórias brancas e memórias negras by Javier Alejandro Lifschitz, Juliana Bonomo

“…In this article, we analyze narratives of memory about homemade pastries (quitandas) and the women who make them (quitandeiras) in the state of Minas Gerais, in three historical moments: as practices of African origin, which during the eighteenth and nineteenth century was reproduced in the colonies by black slave women selling food on the streets, carrying their trays; as practices of Portuguese origin, held within farms domestic black slaves under the supervision of white mistresses of Portuguese origin and, finally, as current policy of cultural heritage. …”
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(Women Writing) The Modernist Line by Cristanne Miller

“…The crucial moves away from Whitman’s nineteenth-century aesthetic had to do with the line as seen, as independent of syntax and meter, as restructuring the possibilities of rhyme, and as a unit in tension with other aspects of form, narrative, and voice in a poem. In the hands of these women, the modernist line had appeared in almost every radical configuration of high modernism by the end of 1917. …”
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El índice de Coherencia de Políticas para el Desarrollo: midiendo la Agenda 2030 desde la Coherencia de Políticas para el Desarrollo by Martínez-Osés, P. J., Gil-Payno, M. L.

“…Previously, the article exposes how the 2030 Agenda requires a new conceptual and instrumental framework in order to consolidate a new narrative about the development challenges based on the universality, integrality and multidimensionality, including also the global interdependencies and interconnections that characterize today’s world. …”
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The Grand Ensemble of Orly-Choisy-le-Roi: the Construction, Deconstruction and Reconstruction of a Neighbourhood by Caterina Quaglio

“…Throughout this time, the neighbourhoods of the Grand Ensemble have been constructed, deconstructed and reconstructed both in the physical environment and in local narratives and imaginaries. Consequently, relying on the local dimension as a lens to address broader phenomena, the text highlights not only the discrepancies in time and meaning characterizing different phases and approaches, but also the elements of continuity that become manifest at the “micro” scale of the Grand Ensemble.…”
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The Spanish Latin lover: a strictly domestic myth? by Alicia Fuentes Vega

“…Despite its important role in the hegemonic narrative of Spain’s tourism boom as a liberalizing factor that clashed against the regime, the myth of the Spanish Don Juan remains absent from the destination image intended for foreign audiences. …”
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De la « Défense sacrée » (1980-1988) à la « Défense des Lieux saints » (2012-2017) by Agnès Devictor

“…It questions how directors have staged the great story of the Battle of Karbalâ to define the war and support the national mobilization between 1980 and 1988, and drew upon a Shii imaginary both narratively and formally, while other directors used references detached from any religious link. …”
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