Practising reflexivity: Ethico-epistemological and political practice? by Supriya Subramani

“…Practising thick reflexivity not only requires acknowledging that the pursuit of knowledge is neither value-neutral nor value-free, but also involves seeking knowledge that explicitly accounts for inherent value commitments. …”
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'Yo vivo aquí y se vive muy tranquilo' by Miguel A. Aijón Oliva

“…The first-person pronoun is approached as an element that explicitly anchors discourse in the viewpoint of the speaker, thereby specifying the cognitive domain in which the content is to be interpreted. …”
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The Phenomenology of Rhythm in Early Mother-Infant Interactions by David-Augustin MÂNDRUȚ

“…In contrast, Henri Maldiney states explicitly that rhythm is the structure that renders possible the encounter with chaos without falling forever. …”
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Term Papers by Students of Kazan Theological Academy as a Buddhist Learning Source: Analyzing Materials from the State Archive of Tatarstan. Part 1. by Aleksandra T. Bayanova

“…The subject of research would be explicitly comprehended and carefully explored by the authors. …”
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The contingencies of platform power and risk management in the gig economy by Niels van Doorn

“…While a handful of studies have explicitly addressed this topic, we still know little about how socioeconomic stratification within gig workforces mediates workers’ vulnerability to various kinds of risk, as well as their susceptibility to platform power. …”
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Pandemic as Pretext: The Implications of Global Cataclysms in Don DeLillo’s The Silence and Slavoj Žižek’s Writings on Covid-19 by Alicja Piechucka

“…While all three works were published in 2020, only the last two deal explicitly with the coronavirus pandemic. In The Silence, DeLillo does not mention the pandemic at all; he does, however, refer to it directly in a short essay which was added to the novel’s later editions. …”
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Imam Al-Ṭabarī’s Analysis of the Polemic Position of Basmala in Surah Al-Fatihah: A Study of Paradoxical Views by Abd Muin, Aswadi Aswadi, Umar Zakka, M. Tohir

“…The findings indicate that al-Ṭabārī explicitly opposes the inclusion of the basmalah as part of al-Fatihah. …”
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Academentia, management and satire: ‘The good, the bad and the ugly’ by Keyan G. Tomaselli

“…Orientation: The argument rethinks current managerial practices in higher education. …”
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Discours, mémoires et contextes : à propos du fonctionnement de l’allusion dans la presse by Sophie Moirand

“…Finally we show how the appeal to the memory of words and speech can be used by the speaker to modify the perception of a text as it unfurls, in particular in discursive configurations like media explanation of argumentation, in other words within the framework of the model elaborated by J.…”
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Navigating authoritarian politics: towards reflexive framing in healthcare research by Marit Tolo Østebø, Kenneth Maes, Gabrielle Gibb, Rebecca Henderson

“…Yet, they were reluctant to explicitly integrate politically sensitive topics and discuss questions related to local political context in their research. …”
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When Translation Meets Newswriting: Simplification in Translated Quotations by Eleonora Fois

“…This implies that the translator attempts to ease the reader’s comprehension (Vandevoorde 2020: 17), sometimes “selecting an interpretation, therefore blocking potential others”, raising “the level of explicitness by resolving ambiguity” (Baker 1996: 182). …”
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Was last will prescribed in The Code of Hammurabi? by Stanković Miloš

“…Finally, the failure to mention the possibility to unilaterally modify or revoke such disposal until the moment of death, is another argument for the assertion that the idea of the freedom of testation was still not in its infancy at the time. …”
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