“Their heritage language suddenly plays a role” – Teachers’ beliefs on integrating multilingual linguistic landscapes in the plurilingual language classroom by Lisa Marie Brinkmannn

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Czech Teachers´ Subjective Theories about Teaching Grammar by Ivana Hurytová

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Creencias de las profesoras de la Fundación Íntegramente. Un primer acercamiento al contexto sociocultural de la enseñanza de castellano a los inmigrantes de Santa Coloma de Gramen... by Hermes Diáz Ceniceros

“…This study looks at the belief systems of these teachers, with the objective of taking a close look at the classrooms in this centre. …”
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Leuconíquia i cultura popular by Joan Veny

“…The origin of such names is based on the belief that they represent different signs (that someone has been telling lies, that there is a forthcoming present, etc.) mostly developed in the world of children.…”
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Sexual difference and the conduct of critique (Nietzsche and Irigaray) by Penelope Deutscher

“… For Nietzsche, a phenomenon, a belief, a mode of knowledge, or of subjectivity, confronts us with the possibility of creating, rather than presupposing, the criteria for its evaluation. …”
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Men that Buy Inequality: Critical Analysis of Sex Buyers' Discourse on Prostituted Women and Girls by Rosa M. Senent

“…Sex buyers’ expectations in commercial sexual encounters with prostituted women are a good insight into their belief system about women in general. Such expectations are likely to have practical consequences in the way they behave in their relationships with all women in terms of sexuality and, therefore, for feminist purposes of equality on a broader scale. …”
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Lacking what? On the “Welt-Umwelt” dichotomy in Heidegger and Gehlen by Antonino Firenze

“…Despite their profound differences, both Heidegger and Gehlen, due to their common belief in the ontological specificity of the human compared to the animal, assume as their own the classical metaphysical point of view according to which an appropriate definition of man’s essence can only be attained by excluding every element of animality from humanity. …”
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Sociology and Comparative Literature: A Path to Follow by Arturo PARADA

“…The starting point is the belief that the literary text transcends it as far as it proceeds and reverts onto his social space. …”
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Achieving cultural sustainability through the preservation of video art: open distribution platforms by Paula Fernández Valdés

“…Subsequently, with the idea that proliferation equals conservation, some institutional initiatives are presented that use the Internet as an environment for video art distribution across the world; the issue of copyright is also examined, under the belief of open distribution and fair use. What does the future of video art hold? …”
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From Marginality to Mattering: Linguistic Practices, Pedagogies and Diversities at a Community-Serving Senior College by Hannah Göppert, Andrea Springirth

“…In terms of linguistic diversity, we found that there is tension between the adherence to the belief in an idealized ‘Standard English’, and the acknowledgement and support of linguistic variation. …”
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Transcription of intonation of Jerezano Andalusian Spanish by Nicholas C. Henriksen, Lorenzo J. García-Amaya

“…Confirmation questions show a variety of patterns based on the speaker’s belief of the proposition in question. Two configurations are possible for information-seeking wh-questions, H+L* L% and L+¡H* L%. …”
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Las señoritas wagnerianas... imagen de la mujer ante la "música del porvenir" / Wagnerian young women... the image of women vis-à-vis the "music of the future" by Enrique Encabo Fernández

“…The main aim of this article is to illustrate how women were shown as incapable of understanding the new music and were rejected for two main reasons: first, because of the social side of theatre in 19th Century (the perfect place to see and be seen); and second, as a result of the belief that women were intellectually inferior, and were considered to be sensitive but not sensible, not clever enough to understand the «music of the futuren. …”
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Paralelismos tematológicos e imaginarios entre «La hechicera» de Teócrito de Siracusa (III a.C) y el Auto de fe contra Paula de Eguiluz (1623-35) by Puchades, Vicente

“…In this article, we introduce the connections between the magical imaginary described by Theocritus, and the beliefs that in seventeenth-century Christian Europe were still part of popular culture and that, transferred to America, were hybridizing with indigenous traditions and beliefs coming from Africa through the Atlantic slave trade. …”
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Social representations of women by Álvaro Estramiana, José Luis, Fernández Ruiz, Beatriz

“…The analysis of the social representations of women as represented in myths and popular beliefs is an excellent opportunity to study how this theory can be applied to this representational field. …”
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Gypsy pentecostal ascetism and body management by Mena Cabezas, Ignacio Ramón

“…Pentecostal religious beliefs and practices consist of a complex set of strategies of transformation and personal renewal. …”
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From Moscovici to Jung: the feminine archetype and its iconography by Saiz Galdós, Jesús, Fernández Ruiz, Beatriz, Álvaro, José Luis

“…Whereas Moscovici´s theory of social representations offers us the possibility of analysing beliefs about women through history, Jung’s perspective reveals us the possibility of analysing the myths constructed around women as part of the archetypes people use to give sense to reality.…”
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“Taking context seriously”: Exploring the enactment of gender policy mandates in Catalan education by Alejandro Caravaca, Xènia Gavaldà-Elias, Berta Llos, Edgar Quilabert

“…Likewise, the article highlights how actors at the school level develop gender-sensitive practices based on their values and beliefs. Finally, we discuss how, far from a top-down approach, there is also policymaking at the lowest level of the educational system: the school. …”
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Culture wars, perception gap and affective polarization: an approach from the Spanish case by José Miguel Rojo Martínez, Ismael Crespo Martínez, Alberto Mora Rodríguez

“… Previous research has shown the existence of strong relationships between affective polarization and culture wars, but it is unknown to what extent this emotional division is, in fact, a ‘false polarization’ generated from second-order beliefs in those identity issues that categorize and define group membership. …”
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Black Skin, Red Masques: Reading Frantz Fanon and Audre Lorde in Tension with Edgar Allan Poe by Xine Yao

“…Scholars now agree that Poe held deeply racist beliefs about Black people: his Philadelphia was both a hub for scientific innovation and scientific racism coeval with being a site for a vibrant free Black community. …”
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Reasons and biological causes. Some reflections on Boudon’s Theory of Ordinary Rationality by Francisco José León Medina

“…In this search, Boudon disregarded biological causes and stated that his Theory of Ordinary Rationality was the best choice, since it offers final explanations: when a behavior is explained as a result of beliefs that are grounded on good reasons, we are offering a black-box-free explanation. …”
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