Religious motives in the dastan “Idegey” by Valiullina F.M.

“…Religious motives are not limited to the narration of the people’s attitude of that era to religion; they also contribute to the understanding of religious, philosophical, and moral views while revealing what place religion occupied among the masses of that times.…”
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Duiliu Zamfirescu (I) by Eugen Simion

“…Readers can easily take interest in his novels because the narration captivates one’s interest. The writer however obviously does everything to compromise his characters that he programmatically hates. …”
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Sustaining the Fabric of Time: Urban Heritage, Time Rupture, and Sustainable Development by Kaixuan Wang, Kalliopi Fouseki

“…While it presents challenges to the continuity of urban heritage, it also creates opportunities to redefine historical narratives and enrich cultural meaning. By introducing a temporal framework, this study examines the dynamic interplay between heritage preservation and modernity, advocating for adaptive, context-sensitive strategies that move beyond static conservation methods. …”
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Corps (é)conduits : La construction d’un regard-machine dans Crash (1996) et Cosmopolis (2012) de David Cronenberg by Guilhem Billaudel

“…Attachment, dependency and eroticism as represented here are but the outcome of the way film history has given an increasingly complex and central focus to the car, paralleling its ever-growing fetishization within Western culture. When narrating the quest for the perfect car-crash in a group of fin de siècle fetishists or the physical and mental dissolution of a trader locked in his limousine, Cronenberg always makes the car become more than a prop or a means of transportation. …”
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Drawing the Map: Siting Architecture by Anne Bordeleau, Liana Bresler

“…Our contention is that rather than relying on rules, syntax and sequences of transformations, architects may approach mapping as a creative act that is open to different temporalities, involving both a willingness to listen and a readiness to act, allowing stories to emerge all the while stepping up as the narrator. Focusing on the phenomenological dimension of drawing and the epistemological bearings of mapping, the paper reveals some of the ways in which architects can question the relation between architecture and time through their graphic representation.…”
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Navigating a Path of Uncertainty: Profiling Novice Teachers as Adaptive Leaders by Edwin Darrell De Klerk, June Monica Palmer

“…An adaptive leadership profiling framework is conceptualized, according to the novice teachers’ portrayal of their adaptive leadership ability during uncertain and challenging times. Novice teachers’ narratives and semi-structured interviews informed the qualitative data collection process. …”
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DISCOURSE OF POWER AND DISCOURSE OF MASSES IN MODERN PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGY: CULTURAL, BIOLOGICAL AND RELIGIOUS DIMENSIONS by S. R. Karpenko

“…On this basis even the key aspect of mass discourse breaks – the mass narrations about the power, because the power performs the direct intervention in the mass discourse structure of sense-creation by the way of suggestion.…”
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Popularitas Moderasi Beragama: Sebuah Kajian terhadap Tren Penelusuran Warganet Indonesia by Rahmatullah Rahmatullah

“…The method used to build public attention to the topic of religious moderation cannot only be limited through the production of narratives or content about religious moderation in online media, but also needs to involve well-known figures who have high charismatics in the public sphere to build public attention. to be interested to browse and learn moderate religious knowledge on the internet. …”
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Knowledge, distributed leadership and (structured) agency: a view on academic policy curation by Françoise McKay

“…The discussion will underscore their importance as not simply translators but narrators of academic policy. The piece will close with some reflections on the personal, cultural and structural constraints that limit the value that these professionals can bring to their universities. …”
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Me and AAC - Alternative and Augmented Communication in West Germany from a Biographical and Media Archaeological Perspective by Jan Müggenburg, Andreas Wagenknecht

“…It brings together two disciplinary perspectives in a dialogue based on interviews, published primary sources, and the description of historical hardware and software. Biographical narratives of AAC users in NRW are combined with a media archaeological case study of the institutional and technological formations and developments of AAC in the region. …”
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Images of War in Late Victorian War and Adventure Novels for Children by Dorothea Flothow

“…Through a number of formulized conventions and strategies, the narratives downplay the dangers of war and stress the inevitability of British victories. …”
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THE GENESIS AND EVOLUTION OF THE FRANCE’S CULTURAL DIPLOMACY THROUGH CENTURIES by S. I. Kossenko

“…The facts taken from many latest foreign publications illustrate the narration.…”
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Sistema genurilor după Liviu Rusu. Mizele unei „priviri istorice” by Teodora Dumitru

“…Soutenu par les clichés de la doxa romantique, Rusu dispose les „preuves” historiques dans une narration favorable à sa thèse, dans une perspective faussement inductive.…”
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The role of information skewness in shaping extremist content: A look at four extremists by Waseem Afzal

“…In the contemporary world, the ability of extremists to spread their narratives using digital information environments has increased tremendously. …”
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Deconstructing Domestic Violence in Bollywood: by Rohini Zakaria Oishee

“…This paper seeks to assert by referring to western and non-western feminist discourse that, despite successfully subverting the popular representation of women in feminist revenge narratives and emphasizing the perpetuating maltreatment of women in South Asian patriarchal households, the film could not liberate itself from the two oppositional representations of women – “angel” and “madwoman” (in case of Darlings, it is murderer), popularized by Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar in The Madwoman in the Attic. …”
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Mycoplasma Pneumoniae Consultation System with the Forward Chaining Method at Hams Hospital Kisaran by Putri Alfiani Nasution, Mohd. Siddik, Elly Rahayu

“…The research method used in this research is qualitative research, which is research that only collects data and explains it descriptively/narratively without having to process it with statistical testing. …”
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Witchery as Tribal Primary Ethos: Negotiations and Resistance in Select Literary Representations by Saru Sachdeva, Rekha Rani

“…The belief in the existence of both benevolent and malevolent spirits among tribal communities in India has led to the emergence of numerous narratives surrounding witchcraft. Central to these beliefs is the notion of a spiritual realm that sustains the witch cult, where witches are typically portrayed as women. …”
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La mixité religieuse comme stratégie politique. La dynastie des Māmmadoč du Wallo (Éthiopie centrale), du milieu du XVIIIe siècle au début du XXe siècle by Éloi Ficquet

“…The history of this dynasty, as it is narrated by these notes, reveals that these imāms had very ambiguous relations to religious affiliations. …”
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Malina d’Ingeborg Bachmann et Mein Name sei Gantenbein de Max Frisch by Régine Battiston

“…Certains critiques voient dans leurs romans Malina (1971) et Mein Name sei Gantenbein (1964) deux aspects différents de la même problématique, celle d’une narration inventive de l’identité, proche du Nouveau Roman et suffisamment autobiographique, pour que les romans contiennent des clés permettant d’éclairer toute leur œuvre et de dévoiler des aspects refoulés de leur travail et de leur vie commune. …”
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“But hey, this is Africa, man”: Water Music and the Postmodernization of the Eighteenth-Century Novel by Robert Scott

“…En fait, Boyle envisage le roman du dix-huitième siècle comme un cadre fertile qui lui permet de faire étalage de ses compétences linguistiques et narratives ainsi que de sa connaissance approfondie de la tradition littéraire. …”
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