The Poetics of Second Liberation by Vincent R. Ogoti

“…It analyses Césaire’s dramatization of Haiti’s revolutionary period to illuminate how his portrayal of decolonization not only prefigures but also advocates for the second liberation. Through a critical engagement with the works of Frantz Fanon and Achille Mbembe, the essay argues that effective decolonization within the postcolony must inherently culminate in self-awareness, the eradication of colonial vestiges, and the cultivation of a new consciousness that inspires what Mbembe (2021, 3) refers to as the “will to community” to describe a shared commitment to reconceptualizing community beyond the colonial legacies of separation, hierarchy, and exclusion. …”
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POSTMODERN: PRO ET CONTRA. SOCIO-HISTORICAL AND CULTUROLOGICAL DISCOURSE IN THE 1950s-1980s. by Tetyana V. Danylova

“…In the 1980s discussions about the complete break with the modern discourse started. Advocates of the postmodern urged to create and develop new theories, values, modes of writing, etc. …”
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Après la crise financière : « réguler » ou refondre ? by Frédéric Lordon

“…Contrary to the prudential approaches, too likely to be overwhelmed by a new bubble dynamic, the present paper advocates for a radical overhaul of financial structures, according to the twoflold principle of a drastic decrease in the profit-risk profile of capital market activities and of their severe “desophistication” as well. …”
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Eliot’s Modernist Manifesto by Viorica Patea

“…The goal of this article is to rethink Eliot’s manifesto from the perspective of romantic and modernist poetics, and to reconcile the great disparity between Eliot the experimentalist avant-garde poet who advocates the aesthetics of fragmentation and the critic who pleads for the extinction of personality. …”
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Analyser la politique économique à partir de facteurs sociaux by Fabien Eloire, Thomas Dallery

“…Through a study of the archives of the Élysée’s advisors and the mobilization of macroeconomic data, the article shows the evolution of the controversy between the supporters of economic stimulus and the advocates of austerity, by specifying the strategies followed by the latter to win over President Mitterrand. …”
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Transdisciplinary Threshold Concepts in Techno-Anthropology by Tom Børsen

“…The paper critiques traditional scaffolding practices, advocates for balanced guidance, and emphasizes the role of reflective pedagogical stances in fostering trust and deep engagement. …”
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Les relations publiques au service du changement social by Pascale Caïdor, Alex Blaise, Adama Togola

“…Using a dialogical and co-creative approach, this study seeks to highlight the crucial role of public relations in advocating for and amplifying the voices of marginalized groups by examining the different dimensions of agency that underlie this approach.…”
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Une critique de l’heuristique de la peur à usage des éducateurs contemporains by Camille Roelens

“…Contrary to heuristic of fear advocated by Jonas, the conclusion of this text invites to think of a prudent and humanistic educational action, in the perspective of a teleological individualism and a substantial consideration of the contemporary challenge of human autonomy.…”
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The role of the family in juvenile delinquency by Vana Papakitsou

“…Emphasizing evidence-based approaches, it advocates for integrated family therapies and community support programs as essential tools for prevention and rehabilitation.…”
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Caste in a new light by Prakash Shah

“… Advocates of multiculturalism claim that it supports the rights of cultural minorities and the public recognition of cultural differences. …”
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Tra Hegel e Fourier. Indagini su "La padrona" by Guido Carpi

“…It is dissected as a juncture between diverse political and intellectual currents: on one hand, the Fourierist utopianism, and on the other, the idea of liberating human personality as advocated by Russian Westernizers influenced by Hegel’s philosophy of history. …”
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Focus : Les archives audiovisuelles de la justice by Martine Sin Blima-Barru

“…Thanks to the Law of the 11th of July 1985 as advocated by then Minister of Justice, Robert Badinter, cameras have been allowed into courtrooms, to constitute the memory of the Judiciary through historical video or sound archives, in their entirety, without cuts, additions or editing.This new law broke the ban on filming or photographing trials, which dated back to 1954. …”
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REVISING THE PROJECT OF MODERNITY HERMENEUTICS by Marius Povilas Povilas Šaulauskas

“…Therefore the (cartesian) epistemological performative stand is indispensable in attributing an independent variable status both to modern subjec-tivity (as articulated by Descartes and Schleiermacher) or "post-modern" intersubjectivity. The latter is advocated, their quarrel notwithstanding, by Gadamer and Habermas, as well as by various other approaches, intended to break through the boundaries of modern philosophy, e.g. by the herme-neutical pragmaticism of Richard Rorty. …”
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Charles Péguy vu par Geoffrey Hill by Josette Leray

“…Hill has a dual approach: he demonstrates a ruthless clarity throwing light on a historical reality that denies the values Péguy advocated, while appreciating Péguy’s spiritual greatness. …”
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L’impérialisme humanitaire de Michael Ignatieff : le cas d’un « liberal hawk » by Pierre Guerlain

“…He is one of the most articulate advocates of military intervention with a clear conscience. …”
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Reconstructing rhetorical strategies from the text of Galatians - syntax-based discourse analysis as a monitoring device by G. J. Swart

“…Using Galatians as sample text, the author compares three different approaches: analysis presupposing a rhetorical scheme (as proposed by Hans Dieter Betz), the reconstruction of a rhetorical strategy from the text itself (as advocated by Francois  Tolmie), and the so-called semantic (though ultimately syntactic) discourse analysis of Galatians published by a group of South African New Testament scholars. …”
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Engaged Scholarship and Its Discontents by Tebeje Molla

“…In the third and final section, the article emphasises the moral imperative of using research for social change and advocates for the creation of supportive ecosystems to help scholars navigate the challenges of public engagement.…”
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Why We Can't Help but Call Ourselves (All) ‘Sartorians’ by Marco Giuliani

“…The article also underscores Sartori's dedication to bridging theory and practice, advocating for political science as a tool for addressing real-world challenges. …”
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Radical Innocence: Margaret Fuller’s Utopian Rome by Leslie Elizabeth Eckel

“…Ancient Rome, once a source of rigid discipline in Fuller’s childhood, became a place of Romantic possibility as she advocated for the cause of the Roman Republic. Unexpectedly aligning herself with Henry David Thoreau’s efforts to give utopianism new roots in his bean field at Walden Pond, Fuller embraced the radicalism of her own transatlantic experiment, hoping for a wider world of innocence born from Transcendental experience.…”
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Intercultural learning in diverse schools: obstacles, opportunities, and outlooks by Thor-André Skrefsrud

“…Instead of reducing the process of understanding to a technical issue, this paper advocates the integration of intercultural learning in schools by connecting the curriculum to students’ lives and identities. …”
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