Icons and idols in Dante and Petrarch by Rushworth, J

“…In particular, Laura is found to be an idol for three reasons: Petrarch’s worship of her name; doubts over her existence; and the Pygmalion myth that haunts Martini’s portrait of Petrarch’s beloved. …”

Integrating the old world into the new: an ‘idol from the West Indies’ by Ostapkowicz, J, Brock, F, Wiedenhoeft, A, Schulting, R, Saviola, D

Another golden idol? The league of nations' gold delegation and the great depression, 1929-1932 by Clavin, P, Wessels, J

Development of an open-source data analysis platform for high throughput screening in drug discovery and its application to E3 ligase IDOL inhibitor discovery project by Christott, T

“…MYLIP, also known as inducible degrader of the LDL receptor (IDOL) is an E3 ligase that is involved in the downregulation of lipoprotein receptors: the low-density lipoprotein receptor (LDLR) and the very low-density lipoprotein receptor (VLDLR). …”

The grammar and poetics of Mūrti-Sevā by Valpey, K

Subjects: “…Idols and images…”

The worship of clay images in Bengal by Robinson, J, Robinson, J. D.

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A study of the cult of Guhyakālī in the medieval Kathmandu Valley through the manuscripts of the Newars by Pangsrivongse, P

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Debate: religion and iconoclasm by Flood, FB, Elsner, J

“…Finbarr Barry Flood: Idol-breaking as image-making in the ‘Islamic state’ <br> Jas Elsner: Breaking and talking: some thoughts on iconoclasm from antiquity to the current moment…”

Globalization, Reality TV and Cultural Inclusion: the Case of the 2005 Czech Search for a Superstar by Stetka, V

“…This paper examines the relationship between reality television, representations of national identity and mechanism of cultural inclusion, as manifested in the 2005 Czech Search for a Superstar, a local version of the global format Pop Idol.…”

Fisher and Bradford Hill: a discussion by Dickersin, K, Armitage, P, Djulbegovic, B, Chalmers, I, Bodmer, W, Roberts, I, Doll, R, Herxheimer, A, Altman, D, Marks, H, Edwards, M, Vandenbroucke, J, Berridge, V, LeFanu, J

Christian Apophaticism in Jean-Luc Marion’s early works by Zachhuber, J

“…Instead, he places him in the tradition of the critique of idols in the Old Testament. I argue that this intuition should not be lightly dismissed as early Christian apophaticism was at least partly developed in the context of Christian polemic against pagan idolatry. …”

A scoring system for the foot and ankle that is acceptable, reliable, valid and responsive. by Dawson, J, Boller, I, Doll, H, Jenkinson, C, Lavis, G, Sharp, R, Cooke, P

A scoring system for the foot and ankle that is acceptable, reliable, valid and responsive by Dawson, J, Boller, I, Doll, H, Jenkinson, C, Lavis, G, Sharp, R, Cooke, P

Unauthorized fictions: political conflict as spectacle and the question of trust in the age of Trump by Hediger, V, Simon, FM

“…Why do supporters of former US president Donald Trump make short tribute videos which resemble mainstream action film trailers with their idol as the protagonist? And why does the Trump campaign use a similar trailer template for video of rallies and campaign spots? …”

Factors associated with patient satisfaction with foot and ankle surgery in a large prospective study. by Dawson, J, Boller, I, Doll, H, Lavis, G, Sharp, R, Cooke, P, Jenkinson, C

The MOXFQ patient-reported questionnaire: assessment of data quality, reliability and validity in relation to foot and ankle surgery. by Dawson, J, Boller, I, Doll, H, Lavis, G, Sharp, R, Cooke, P, Jenkinson, C

Factors associated with patient satisfaction with foot and ankle surgery in a large prospective study by Dawson, J, Boller, I, Doll, H, Lavis, G, Sharp, R, Cooke, P, Jenkinson, C

Minimally important change was estimated for the Manchester-Oxford Foot Questionnaire after foot/ankle surgery. by Dawson, J, Boller, I, Doll, H, Lavis, G, Sharp, R, Cooke, P, Jenkinson, C

Cancer near nuclear installations. by Forman, D, Cook-Mozaffari, P, Darby, S, Davey, G, Stratton, I, Doll, R, Pike, M

Architecture and hagiography in the Ottoman empire: the politics of Bektashi shrines in the classical age by Yurekli-Gorkay, Z

“…One was the writing of Bektashi hagiographies; they linked hitherto distinct social groups (such as wandering dervishes and warriors) with each other through the lives of historical figures who were their patron saints, idols and identity markers (such as the saint Haci Bektas and the martyr Seyyid Gazi), while incorporating them into Ottoman history in creative ways. …”