MULTIMODALITY OF INCONGRUITY AS COGNITIVE MECHANISM OF CREATING HUMOUR: CASE STUDY OF POLITICAL STAND-UP COMEDY by Yuliia O. Savina

“…The aim of the current research is to describe the multimodality of incongruity as a cognitive mechanism of creating humour in stand-up comedy and to characterize the specifics of incongruity in works of this genre, taking into account its specifics in terms of forms of expression of humour. …”
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How Social Work Managers Can Benefit from Teaching Social Work Students in a University by Mark Taylor, Selina James

“…The Department for Education’s Social Work Teaching Partnership initiative(Interface Associates UK Limited, 2020) in England created opportunities for social work practitioners to teach students at Higher Education Institutions (HEIs). …”
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THE APPLICATION OF SOCIAL MARKETING IN SOCIAL WORK by Ljubinka Lazić, Svetlana Terzić

“…By combining marketing strategies with the approach of social work, it is possible to create and implement social programs that meet the needs of users while also having an attractive element for target groups. …”
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The recipe for success in working across boundaries by Katherine R. O’Brien, Emily A. Nastase, William C. Dennison

“…When cross-boundary teams work at their best, they can co-create output that is valued, trusted, and accessible to diverse users. …”
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Gorky’s Work and the Rise of Social Realism by Lydia A. Spiridonova

“…In his late years, while advocating the method of “social realism” in his essays, Gorky did not write a single fictional work that would incarnate dogmatic principles that were developed already after his death.…”
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Chronotope of Russian Works about Robinson by T. V. Shvetsova, V. E. Shakhova

“…It is noted that the external and internal chronotopes are retransmitted from work to work and create the basis for the emergence of the author’s intentions. …”
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Glasgian Novel in Work of Alasdair Gray by E. A. Martynenko

“…Gray made a significant contribution to the formation of the Glasgian novel, the specificity of which is defined more exactly in the works of M. Burgess and M. Gregorova. It is shown that, like other Glasgian writers, in his works A. …”
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The Structure of Genealogical Works on the History of the Chinggisids by Ch. I. Khamidova

“…Research results and novelty: Rashid al-Din set out to create a complex continuous history of mankind (as it was perceived by the medieval Persian historian) in his works, Shuab-i panjganah and Jami at-tavarih, while the other two authors tried to legitimize the power of the Timurids by combining the genealogy of the Timurids with that of the Chinggisids, something they did in various ways. …”
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Abbreviation in the works of the potter Shenyar Abdullah by Wafaa Harb Abdulateef

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Are we working (too) comfortably?: the systematic development of an intervention to support workers to move more while working at home by Divya Sivaramakrishnan, Claire Fitzsimons, Sarah Morton, Jillian Manner, Ruth Jepson, Ailsa Niven

“…Abstract Background Covid-19 accelerated a transformational change in working practices, with a considerable proportion of desk-based workers now engaged in home or hybrid working. …”
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How to teach Entrepreneurship: Results of the new teaching methodology in the Course „Creating Innovative Companies” with graduate students by Juan J. Jimenez-Moreno

“…In this paper we described the course “Creating innovative companies” (6 ECTS credits) and the entrepreneurial profile of the students. …”
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The Cost of Creativity in the Work of Gabriel Josipovici by Victoria Best

“…This article explores Gabriel Josipovici’s preoccupation with the human cost of creating art in his theoretical, autobiographical and fictional works. …”
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Organizing the Methodology Work at Higher School by O. A. Plaksina, T. A. Matveyeva

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Processualism in Works of Miroslav Miša Savić by Milan Milojković

“…The goal of this paper is to look into different kinds of processualism in performances and installations of Miroslav Miša Savić, which were created from 1976 to 2009. In this text, I firstly gave insight into the relevant theories and examples from the field of conceptual art in which processualism was implemented as an artistic strategy and then explored the stances of musicologists and theoreticians of music that tied processualism to minimalism, electroacoustic works and aleatoric. …”
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SOCIAL PEDAGOGY AND PREVENTIVE WORK IN THE COMMUNITY by LEINO Mare

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Enacting shared narratives in work counselling by Marie Sorgendal, Nina Petersen Reed

“…In this narrative case study, we explored how work counsellors may support service users in the process of returning to work, by focusing on meaning-making processes in counselling. …”
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Work Motivation and Compensation on Employee Performance by Tri Amindrawati, Tri Bodroastuti, Retno Ginanjar

“…The implications of this study underscore the importance of management enhancing work motivation through non-financial rewards and ensuring fairness in compensation, thereby creating a productive work environment that supports optimal employee performance.…”
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Tolstoy’s Text in Works of R. Akutagawa by V. V. Kuryanova, N. A. Segal

“…The supertext in the works of one of the most popular and mysterious Japanese writers of the early 20th century — Ryunosuke Akutagawa examined in the article. …”
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Spanish Themes in the Work of Natalia Goncharova by T. M. Maksimyuk

“…These include the musical rhythm of contours and colour combinations, ethnographic elements, repetitive motifs, at the same time the variety of their interpretation, since the painter’s style evolved from decorative cubism to Art Deco and neoclassicism. Works with Spanish themes play an important role in Natalia Goncharova’s art because the images she created from 1916 to the early 1940s, during her Parisian period, reminded her of the homeland she had left. …”
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The impact of remote work on mobilities in the UK by Kirsten Clarke

“…The COVID-19 pandemic has substantially increased remote and hybrid working rates, creating a large group of workers whose experiences differ from those in traditional workplace settings. …”
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