Chirac’s Gaullism – Why France Has Become the Driving Force behind the Effort to Build an Autonomous European Defence? by Marcel H. Van Herpen

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The image of women in the novel women crying to the black moon by Dian Purnomo by Erny Harijaty, La Ode Syukur, Ismaya Ismaya

“…The results of this study are women's self-image in the form of character or the formation of women who are also responsible for their potential as individual beings; Physical image in the form of a physical image or a woman's body, which includes beauty, posture, and beauty, like the figure of a mage who has the physical characteristics of a woman who comes from Eastern Indonesia; a psychic image which states that women are psychological beings who think, feel, and aspire. Women were created by straight psychics who are carried away by feelings, also by magi who always feel sad when separated from their friends, social image of the role of women in the family and community environment. …”
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Confessional Model of Image of Person in Text of Old Believer Popular Print “Two roads — Two ways” by E. V. Bykova, О. M. Valova

“…In addition to the print “Two Roads — Two Ways”, the verses “Think, a poor man” and “Motivation to fight against sin” were analyzed. …”
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Étude géohistorique du risque de naufrage comme révélateur des sociétés littorales : l'exemple des côtes roussillonnaises, 1740-1790 by Léa Tavenne

“…Through the lens of a risk, shipwrecks, this geohistoric approach brings one to think about the space of coastal societies through the example of the French region, Roussillon, in the 18th century. …”
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Author’s Identity and Translator’s Identity: A Clash of Positions and Creative Synthesis by E. B. Dzaparova

“…The creator of the text thinks across different linguistic and cultural dimensions, striving to produce a complete work in another language, which consequently transforms not only the plot-compositional structure of the original but also its genre characteristics, ultimately leading to a loss of the writer’s unique artistic style.…”
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Parenting Pain Away: Development and usability testing of an educational website about infant procedural pain management by B. Hughes, R. Martin‐Misener, M. Latimer, M. Smit, P. McGrath, M. Campbell‐Yeo

“…Through recorded interviews, participants were directed to use the “Think Aloud” approach (e.g., verbalize what they see, think, feel) as they navigated through the website. …”
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Old Problems and New Perspectives for Neurophenomenology in Psychiatry: The Chronicle of the Radical Turn by Olga A. Vlasova

“…Philosophy discusses the analytical think and the problem of free will, logic, epistemology and enactivism; the orient studies with attention to experience are very rarely. …”
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L’évolution des pratiques de restauration au musée de l’Air et de l’Espace by Christian Tilatti

“…In 1919, the ‘Aeronautical Collections’ were created with the ambition of preserving old aeroplanes and popularising the techniques of aerial navigation. …”
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Economic Policy and Analysis of the Draft Forcast by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation Up to 2024 by R. S. Dzarasov, G. P. Zhuravleva, E. V. Aleksandrova

“…The article shows that it is the draft of the forecast and of the strategy of the country development. The authors think that the document shall be reviewed as a proposal, where key factors of economy will be budget rule execution, i.e. fixing long-term restrictions on budget policy indicators; investment in the fixed capital attended by certain measures of the government aimed at creating conditions for their growth; monetary and credit policy providing economic development stability; pension reform connected with the supposed improvement on labour market. …”
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Beyond the Epic. Richard II and the Nature of the Tragic in Shakespeare by Igor O. Shaуtanov

“…The mirror he asks to bring lies, he thinks, when he recognizes his own unchanged face in it. …”
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Zethembe: a co-developed couples intervention for young heterosexual couples in informal settlements in South Africa. by Andrew Gibbs, Zama Khoza, Sivuyile Khaula, Smanga Mkhwanazi, Jenevieve Mannell, Laura Washington

“…We co-created Zethembe Couples Care, and 'pre-tested' this with 17 participants (some were couples). …”
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An Analysis of Nasir Abbas Nayyar's Short Stories: Narrative, Thought, and Thematic Dimensions by MUNIR ABBAS, DR. MUNAWAR AMIN

“…He skillfully incorporates Punjab’s folk wisdom, language, and expressions into his stories, creating a deep sense of familiarity and harmony for the reader. …”
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Public accountability and institutional change in Latin America. Introduction to dossier by Adrián Gurza-Lavalle

“…Finally, the diffusion of transparency policies has produced synergies with the opportunities created by other changes (social networks, among others).…”
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Smartphone Addiction and Awareness of University Students During the Pandemic Period: The Case of Bitlis Eren University by Mustafa Agah Tekindal, Barış Çağırkan

“…But in general, it is rarely the phone itself that creates the addiction, but rather the games, apps, and online worlds it connects people to. …”
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Academic Writing in Teaching Research Integrity by Mateja Dagarin Fojkar, Sanja Berčnik

“…These skills are essential for university students as they provide the knowledge necessary to express themselves effectively, analyse texts, think critically, cite correctly, and avoid plagiarism. …”
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Error of Beginnings and the Beginning of Errors: Creation and the Origin of the Universe by William E. Carroll

“…Most of the discussion about what cosmology tells us about creation suffers from a fundamental error about a necessary connection between the universe’s being created and its having a temporal beginning. This is an error of beginnings, which is the beginning of many other errors. …”
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Hearing people speak in different accents biases voice discrimination by Shane C. Santos, Aaliyah Kapadia, David R. Feinberg

“…Our results are consistent with the idea that we are biased to think people typically speak with one accent. Thus, accents affect voice discrimination independently of language familiarity.…”
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Health is wealth and documents are the currency: exploring the role of NGOs in facilitating healthcare access for undocumented migrants in the Netherlands – a qualitative study by Irsa R. M. Hanssen, Mara A. Yerkes

“…The findings suggest that while Dutch NGOs appear to share a common goal of facilitating healthcare access for UMs within the existing Dutch healthcare system, some of their strategies exist outside the regular system, thereby creating a parallel system. This parallel system subsequently results in a discrepancy between how NGOs perceive themselves (i.e., the role they think they should take) and the role they play in practice. …”
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Getting a seat at the table: what are the factors impacting the well-being of internal medicine trainees and how do they view currently available support? by Ruth Austin, Indranil Chakravorty

“…The most common reason cited for these sick days was exhaustion.Most respondents did not think Trust well-being initiatives applied to them and had a low awareness of available support. …”
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Teaching Education Process and Citizenship in the Contemporary Digital Environment. Pre and Post-Covid Perspectives by Despina Karakatsani, Jaroslaw Kinal

“…The authors of this article indicate how the teacher education process looked in the past, through a sociohistorical approach based on the understanding of what teachers think about the meaning of digital learning in everyday school life and work. …”
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