A geografia urbana brasileira: de uma análise diacrônica às obras mais citadas no último decênio by Eustogio Wanderley Correia Dantas, José Borzacchiello da Silva

“…In addition to the indication of the work, it deals with the volume of quotations relating to it. The use of studies based on the H index will allow the updating of the studies with the presentation of the persons responsible for the production of important works on the urban geography in Brazil, thus making it possible to spatialize the production in the country (volume of citations…”
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Brazilian urban geography: from a diachronic analysis to the most cited works in the last decade by Eustogio Wanderley Correia Dantas, José Borzacchiello da Silva

“…In addition to the indication of the work, it deals with the volume of quotations relating to it. The use of studies based on the H index will allow the updating of the studies with the presentation of the persons responsible for the production of important works on the urban geography in Brazil, thus making it possible to spatialize the production in the country (volume of citations…”
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Parody, Controversy, Commercial Opportunity: Samuel Foote’s The Minor (1760) and Its Reception by Pierre Labrune

“…The use of scriptural quotations by ridiculous characters was criticized as Methodists argued that religion itself was being ridiculed. …”
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Un référent musical ? La réception des mélodies de troubadours par les trouvères by Florence Mouchet

“…The reception of the troubadours’work manifested itself, at musical level, by an early assimilation of Occitan melodies, integrated to the oïl corpus through various adaptative processes (especially contrafacta and melodic quotations). Study of those musical processes, and musical pieces using them, explicitely attests the referent status given to troubadours by trouvères, and refines, in a complementary axis to the poetical one, the troubadour’s representation in the 13th century.…”
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« Confins », traductions, échos et connotations by Confins

“…The title of this journal, Confins, was chosen for several convergent reasons: to be understandable in both Portuguese and French, the two main languages of the journal, to have only positive (or at least neutral) connotations in the two languages, to evoke the theme of pioneer fronts and the frontiers of science, where progress is made, where happen the most fruitful exchanges.To continue and deepen this reflection the article explores synonyms, antonyms, echoes and connotations of the word in French and Portuguese, but also in various European languages (Spanish, Italian, German, Romanian), first from French then Portuguese, and situates them in the context of some quotations in both languages.…”
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Wanneer 'n teks tekste aanhaal. Maleagi 1:6-14 as voorbeeld by S. D. Snyman

“…The problem is approached by searching for quotations, shared terminology, inversions and common themes that occur in both the Pentateuch and Malachi. …”
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Traduire l’archive : voix et silences dans le Canto 8 des Cantos d’Ezra Pound by Charlotte Estrade

“…Canto 8 is the first of Ezra Pound’s historical Cantos, providing quotations, translations and a recontextualisation of personal archives, i.e. the correspondence of Sigismundo Malatesta. …”
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Sharing Poetry in the Health and Wellness Coaching Engagement: A Phenomenological Study by Elizabeth Ahmann, Micah Saviet, Marybeth Missenda

“…Six overarching themes–discernment, logistics, impact on coaching, effect on the client, mechanisms, and the coach’s personal experience–are illustrated using verbatim quotations. This study may prompt coaches and researchers to explore novel approaches, including poetry, for broadening the toolboxes and eliciting enhanced client insight and awareness.…”
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40 Centuries of State and Legal Thought (review for the first Part of the textbook by O. M. Holovko and T. Ye. Kahanovska "History of the Doctrines on Law and State") by V. A. Grechenko

“…The language of the textbook, its imagery and liveliness, the success of quotations, the original author's commentary, the depth of conclusions - all these are the characteristic features of the peer-reviewed work. …”
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De l’archive au roman, ou les enjeux d’une réécriture : Le Roi de Kahel de Tierno Monénembo by Florence Paravy

“…A study of the intertextual relationships between the archives and the novel, and in particular the use of quotations, reveals the complex mechanisms that the writer puts into play in his “postcolonial rewrite”, weaving between fiction and reality in order to explore the colonial hypotext, and shed new light on underlying issues.…”
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Evaluation of the effectiveness of the Bank of Russia’s measures to ensure the stability of the stock market in the face of toughening sanctions by A. V. Berdyshev, F. N. Ilmukov

“…Based on the analysis of the interrelations between the quotations of TTF gas, PJSC Sberbank shares, PJSC Tatneft shares, MOEX index, Brent crude oil price, and the dollar exchange rate during three time periods, a conclusion is made that the measures implemented by the regulator in order to stabilize the situation in the Russian stock market were timely and effective.…”
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Encoding of Text Reuse in the Project Beta maṣāḥǝft by Daria Elagina

“…Text reuse, which consists in the implicit or explicit repetition of text, is attested in a variety of forms, including quotations, allusions, paraphrases, and cross-linguistic text reuse. …”
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À la recherche des « voix » des fallāhīn dans un dossier d’archives judiciaires égyptiennes by Anne Clément

“…More precisely, the analysis of the traces—quotations between brackets and petitions in appendices—left by the negotiation that unfolded throughout the procedure between the victim’s family and the legal authorities over the nature of the crime as a proxy murder and the action to be taken against those responsible, reveals both the conflictual and highly political dimension of the legal professionals’ decision-making process and an unsuspected ability on the part of the fallāhīn to express themselves and challenge the system.…”
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Mario Santoro, Tristano Caracciolo, Philology, Young People by Claudia Corfiati

“…After analyzing the way in which Caracciolo’s works are cited and the quality of the quotations, particular attention has been paid to the historical and cultural context in which Santoro’s interests in humanistic literature were born, a period that we can define of great change and crisis of traditional values. …”
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The Linked Fragment: TEI and the Encoding of Text Reuses of Lost Authors by Monica Berti, Bridget Almas, David Dubin, Greta Franzini, Simona Stoyanova, Gregory R. Crane

“…Such authors are lost and their works are preserved only thanks to quotations and text reuses in later texts. The project is undertaking two tasks: (1) the digitization of paper editions of fragmentary works with links to the source texts from which the fragments have been extracted; (2) the production of born-digital editions of fragmentary works. …”
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Manhatta de Charles Sheeler et Paul Strand : du panorama au kaléidoscope by Antonia RIGAUD

“…The film’s aesthetic discourse is organized around a network of visual quotations and echoes to other arts and, in so doing, it allows for a reflection on intermediality and intericonicity in the modernist context.…”
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De Jaufre Rudel à la littérature en langue d’oïl : échos du topos de l’amor de lonh et poétique de la mémoire affective by Luminiţa Diaconu

“…Explicit references to some well known troubadours, as well as quotations inserted into larger narratives such as the Roman de Guillaume de Dole (or The Romance of the Rose) bear witness to this phenomenon. …”
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Les mots de la religion et de la superstition dans le Dictionnaire Languedocien d’Augustin Bonet (xviiie siècle) by Claire Torreilles

“…In this work, the numerous quotations derived from various 17th century Occitan religious writings (La Bido de sant Benoist by Bernard Grimaud, L’exercici de la fe by Barthélémy Amilha) show a humanist scholar as concerned with religious instruction from a post-Tridentine standpoint as with the study of the Occitan language as such and its literature. …”
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Language and Culture Interconnectedness by Tomasz Zygmunt

“…In the course of the discussion, strengthened by quotations from the literature, the main stress is put on the language-culture interconnectedness viewed as the key element determining successful language studies, especially in the foreign languages domain. …”
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Le français dans l’écriture conradienne by Claude Maisonnat

“…The aim of this essay is to show that although he never wrote a line of fiction in French, the latter is omnipresent not only in his fiction, through characters, locations, dialogues, quotations, intertextual borrowings, but most of all in the highly idiosyncratic medium of his prose, mainly in the guise of Gallicisms and occasionally erroneous loan translations. …”
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