Leading a Community Engagement Approach for Integral Mission in Central Africa and Southeast Asia by Jason Paltzer

“…The Facilitator phase of this progression leads to understanding the systems and networks as described by the Social-Ecological Model (SEM) and the Holistic Worldview Analysis (HWVA) model. Together, these can be used to guide church workers, faith-based public health practitioners, and development leaders in taking a holistic approach to improving community health and well-being in a way that learns from my experience and focuses on the Facilitator phase as the most effective. …”
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THE ANXIETIES OF TIME IN THE SOCIAL LYRICS OF KYAZIM MECHIEV by T. Sh. BITTIROVA

“…The work establishes how the events of the early twentieth century are refracted through the author's worldview and what place the theme of social protest occupies in the poetic heritage of the classic of Karachai-Balkarian literature K.B. …”
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Cosmic Imagery in Russian Poetry at Turn of 18th and 19th Centuries: Strategies of Study by K. A. Potashova

“…The article explores the mechanisms of poetic representation of celestial bodies, the celestial sphere, and extraordinary cosmic phenomena in Russian poetry at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries in the context of changing artistic paradigms (classicism and romanticism), poets’ worldview, and their artistic methods. It analyzes literary-critical articles from the 1820s-1840s and works by literary scholars from the second half of the 19th to the 21st centuries. …”
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“Incommensurable Airspace”: Image of Russia in Travelogue of Maxim Nezvorov by O. V. Kublitskaya

“…Although he rarely grants his “interlocutors” a voice, their comments and judgments enable a partial reconstruction of the worldview of a person in the early 19th century, one of the key elements of which is the image of Russia.…”
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Analysis of Comparative Constructions as Means of Reconstructing the Author’s Consciousness by A. A. Mamedov, V. D. Kobelev

“…The authors believe that through the analysis of the comparisons it is possible to comprehend the peculiarities of the worldview and language of the writer. The research urgency is caused by the fact that the study of grammar in the cognitive aspect is based on the anthropocentric direction of modern linguistics. …”
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Transformation of commemorative practices in Ukrainian historical discourse by Roman Dodonov

“…The remnants of the Soviet-style totalitarian worldview have led to the popularity of the model of memory, in which the state’s monopoly on history prevails. …”
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THE EXPERIENCE OF PURSUING A MASTER’S DEGREEIN THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA by V.A. Sekurova

“…Education is one of the key factors influencing a person’s worldview. The article focuses on the specificity, the problems and opportunities of researching for a Master’s degree in China. …”
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Jiang Guangci as a Translator of Russian Literature into Chinese by Zhiqiang Liu, Hui Xiong

“…It is noted that Jiang Guangci's worldview determined his choice of Russian and Soviet works embodying revolutionary ideals for translation. …”
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Siberian Exile in Russian Historiography of 1990^s — 2010^s by A. A. Ivanov, S. L. Kuras, T. L. Kurаs

“…The publications on the history of the exile to Siberia of the Decembrists are analyzed, the content of the discussion about the evolution of their worldview, the role of “noble revolutionaries” in the political his-tory of Russia is conveyed. …”
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“EVERY MAN HAS HIS DAY IN COURT” by Raymond M. Summerville

“…It argues that Marshall’s proverbial language use conveys several aspects of his worldview including his philosophy concerning race, class, and social justice in American society. …”
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Left-Communist Opposition to Treaty of Brest-Litovsk (on Materials of the Urals) by V. M. Kruzhinov, Z. N. Sokova

“…The calculations showed that the popularity of the views of the left Communists in these structures and segments of the population was due to both the doctrinal attitudes of Bolshevism and the sharp increase in the mass consciousness of the elements of the mythological worldview susceptible to “crazy” ideas of the left. …”
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Ritual Clothing of the Sakha People: tangalai son (Historical Memory and Semantics) by N. K. Danilova

“…It has been established that in this ritual clothing, through a symbolic code, totemistic views associated with the archaic worldview of the people are clearly expressed. Semantic analysis of the name tangalai son showed that the Turkic-Mongol peoples had similar ideas associated with the bird cult and originating in ancient totemistic and shamanistic ideas. …”
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One Class of Predicates Reflecting Conceptualization of Time as a Resource by E. R. Ioanesyan

“…Using the example of the Russian verb to lose, the classes of use of these predicates in the indicated meaning are presented in the article, as well as some features of the French and English units reflecting the specific features of the worldview of these languages are not-ed. The research is based on a large corpus of explanatory and bilingual dictionaries, data from linguistic corpuses. …”
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Political instability in Israel over the last decades – Causes and consequences by Erez Cohen

“…The second is related to cultural changes that derive from embracing a utilitarian worldview which has begun to spread throughout Israeli society and to leave its mark on the citizens’ voting patterns, and the third is related to the many possible options for dissolving the Knesset. …”
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Pedagogical Potential of Poetry in Teaching a Foreign Language to Cadets of Departmental University by O. O. Skobeleva

“…It is shown that the study of literary works not only forms the worldview of students, their independent aesthetic perception of the world through the realization of the author’s idea, but also contributes to the development of practical language skills. …”
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Linguocultural Elements in Text of Novel “On Eve” and Analysis of Their Translated Equivalents in Serbian by M. B. Pavlović-Šajtinac, I. S. Tyapkov

“…The relevance of this issue lies in the analysis of translation as an act of communication, during which the linguistic worldview of the people is represented. The material for the study was translations of the novel “On the Eve” into Serbian and Croatian languages from different years, which are close to Russian. …”
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Specifics of Theft of State Property in the RSFSR of 1960s-1980s by A. S. Stoletova

“…The novelty of the study is seen in the fact that the author demonstrated the modernization of mental and worldview characteristics, features of consciousness both among the corporate leadership and among urban and rural workers, which later became the basis for the formation of a new society structure. …”
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Lexicography of New Words with the Semantics of Unity and Enmity by A. V. Shchetinina

“…It is pointed out that the leading principles of registering new words in the dictionary being created are the activity of their use, the integrity of the description and the attitude towards the reflection of the linguistic worldview. Using the example of neologisms of different parts of speech, the structure of a dictionary entry is described, which includes, in addition to the heading word and meaning, grammatical and stylistic characteristics, information about the origin and valence, illustrative material demonstrating variants of use in speech, equivalent lexical units, antonyms and derivatives.…”
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Ontological Duality in Rock Poetry by Victor Tsoi (on Material of Song “In Our Eyes”) by S. A. Petrova

“…The importance of a philosophical interpretation of the rock text that embodies a worldview of its author is emphasized. It is shown that the text of the song “In Our Eyes” reflects the concept of being, various components of which are sometimes filled with opposite meanings; and yet they are logically combined, creating a complex philosophy of the lyrical hero. …”
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Cathedrals as Instruments of Influence on Public Consciousness in Medieval Western Europe (10th-16th Centuries) by V. V. Bondareva

“…Special attention is given to the art of stone calendars, which are considered a significant factor in the formation of a Christian worldview during this period. The study identifies the value-laden, symbolic, and functional characteristics of medieval cathedrals as tools of religious communication. …”
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