Le Théâtre de la mort de Tadeusz Kantor : un « gué secret » entre les vivants et les morts by Virginie Lachaise

“…Inhabited by the dead, it is required to act as a puppet of flesh, like a ghost, haunted by the wandering soul of a dybbuk.…”
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Les paons affrontés dans l’art lombard des viii e‑ix e siècles by Raphaël Demès

“…The image of the peacocks faced on these chancels thus participates in the spiritualisation of the carnal and the appeasing of the tension between body and soul. The three chancels studied thus show the liminality of a visual support anchored in the ecclesial space at a point of tension between nave and choir, while highlighting the role of the image of the peacocks confronted as a visual relay of this limilality, both as guardians and as mediators.…”
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“HA FOLYÓVĺZ VOLNÉK ... (HAD I BEEN RUNNING WATER ...)”, EQUAL VOICES CHOIR, OP. 1, BY EDE TERÉNYI (1954) by Gabriela COCA

“…The present study aims to analyse this little work, which is very close to the composer’s soul. …”
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Kontekstualisasi Hukum Waris di Indonesia: Tinjauan Maqashid Syari’ah terhadap Hak Waris Ayah pada Pasal 177 Kompilasi Hukum Islam by Norhayati Norhayati, Hafiz Anshary, Masyitah Umar

“…Viewed from the perspective of maqashid al-syar'iyyah, this provision does not at all try to maintain the five basic principles above, both the maintenance of religion (din), soul (nafs), reason (aqal), offspring (nasab), property (mal). …”
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Chikamatsu, Mori, and the uncanny valley by Karl F. MacDorman

“…The unreal lacks authenticity, surface realism lacks soul, and the real lacks expressiveness. For Chikamatsu, it is conceptual realism that captivates an audience. …”
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THE ANTHROPOLOGIZATION OF DASEIN-PSYCHE’S BEING BY METHODS OF NEUROPHILOSOPHY by O. A. Bazaluk

“…The being of Dasein-psyche in the meaning of "philosopher’s soul" was firstly mentioned by Plato in "Phaedo". …”
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« For the Childlike is the Divine » : la quête de la jeunesse éternelle dans les contes et romances de George MacDonald by Benjamine Toussaint-Thiriet

“…Old age, on the other hand, is depicted as a new birth, physical beauty and a youthful appearance often mirroring the rejuvenation of the heart and soul of the characters. MacDonald’s vision of these three ages of man is based on his deep religious beliefs and the magical world created in his fairy tales and romances enables him to avoid the more pragmatic and pessimistic aspects in his depiction of the process of growing old. …”
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Creative personality in V.S. Vysotsky's individual worldview by D.A. Cheremohina

“…It was concluded that the concept of creation shaping the image of the lyric character and his behavior is represented in the studied lyrics by the associative series of tvorchestvo – svoboda – dusha – zhizn’ (‘creativity – freedom – soul – life’) and functions against the background of the opposition of “one’s own – alien”.…”
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THE CHARACTER THUY KIEU IN THE TALE OF KIEU FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CONFUCIAN CULTURE by Phạm Văn Hóa

“…And more importantly, that "morality" is inspired again, imbued with a loving soul, a great personality, and a noble philanthropic spirit. …”
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“Talking ’Bout My Generation”: Visual History Interviews—A Practitioner’s Report by Wolfgang Lorenz

“…Featured is hitherto unpublished interview material of the soul singer Ben E. King, the Southern musician Jimmy Johnson, the record producer Jerry Wexler, Solomon Burke, who needs no introduction, and Joel Dorn, the wonderful former jazz producer for the iconic Atlantic Records label.…”
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Favela, criminalité violente et politique à Rio de Janeiro by Luiz Antonio Machado da Silva

“…A scheme for the "flattening" of disputes on social control is briefly proposed, starting from militarized developmentalism implanted by the dictatorship, based on the doctrine of "national security", and the widespread concern about threats facing the continuity of daily routines contained the collective representations of "urban violence" whose soul is associated with the arrival on the scene of crime related to illicit drug trafficking, competition for economic space between its different armed gangs and clashes with the police(s). …”
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Who Owns the Central Mosque? Ethnic Identity and the Struggle for Spiritual Space in Epe, Southwest Nigeria by Moruff Mudasiru

“…The study shows that the struggle for the soul of the first Epe Central Mosque at Oke Balogun between Ijebu Epe and Eko Epe was used in pursuit of both spiritual and political power, and in order to gain control over important resources. …”
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Effects of oral sarcopenia and malnutrition on the elderly by Chieh Chen, Da-Ming Liao

“…Moreover, aged people tend to isolate or suffer from depression, and insomnia, which can all weaken and empty their body and soul, leading to undernourishment. Older adults who are picky eaters are 2.5 times more prone to develop weakness in the future than average individuals, as well as a significant increase in disability risk by 40%. …”
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Teaching Quality Evaluation of Ideological and Political Courses in Colleges and Universities Based on Machine Learning by Lijun Qiao

“…Ideological and political (IAP) education is the soul of socialist construction. As the main position for the cultivation of the “Four Haves” in the cause of socialist construction, colleges and universities shoulder an important educational mission. …”
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Юмористический тон как маркер авторского взгляда в комедиях Надежды Птушкиной by Natalia Maliutina

“…Despite the author’s rejection the play retains a belief in a certain general harmony of the human soul, which is especially vividly perceived thanks to allusions to Chekhov’s plays. …”
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Entre le griffon et le monstre marin, entre le kētos et le sēnmurv. Réflexions sur les créatures hybrides du chancel de Santa Maria Assunta d’Aquilée (ix e siècle) by Raphaël Demès

“…Presented on a vertical support facing the faithful, these composite beings help to bring man closer to God, inviting him to be one with Christ through communion, to give himself, body and soul, to the Church. Based on order, diversity and moderation, this rhythmic pictorial universe invites us to go beyond the limits of the visible, the sensible, the material, to move away from the opposition of similarity/dissimilarity and to advance towards the invisible, the intelligible and the immaterial.…”
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L’homme obscur et l’esprit du jeu vidéo by Michaël Crevoisier

“…Thus we argue that the aesthetic contribution of video games consists in giving us to perceive the human reality as not isolable in the interiority of a soul, but relational, i.e. manifesting itself in the darkness of the man-machine relation.…”
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Sustainable governance practices for ecotourism: engaging local communities in the Golden Triangle Island, Indonesia by M. Husni Tamrin, Lunariana Lubis, Moh. Musleh

“…Despite the commitment to promoting ecotourism through branding initiatives such as the tagline “Sumenep: The Soul of Madura” and the slogan “Golden Triangle Islands” highlighting Gili Iyang, Gili Labak, and Gili Genting several challenges hinder progress. …”
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A Laryngoscope with Shape Memory Actuation by Fischer Nikola, Ho Patty, Marzi Christian, Schuler Patrick, Mathis-Ullrich Franziska

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I segni della colpa: il giurista e la lettura del corpo a Venezia nella prima età moderna by Manuela Bragagnolo

“…Not only did the uncontrolled and temporary appearance of emotions on the defendant’s face and in his gestures constitute clues of guilt, but signs on the face and body could also reveal the defendant’s inclination to crime, thus making visible to the judge who was able to interpret these signs the invisible nature of the human soul. This article shows how physiognomy, construed as a science in the West since the 13th century, constituted an interpretative grid through which jurists paid increasing attention to reading the signs of guilt on the defendant’s body. …”
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