Hugo Valentin's scholarly campaign against antisemitism by Olof Bortz

“…It pays equal attention to the continuity and change of his writings on the topic, analysed in relation to such political contexts as the ‘Jewish question’, Zionism and anti-Nazi responses, and advances within scholarly research on antisemitism. It shows that Valen­tin staked out a new approach to the topic of antisemitism, in which Jewish characteristics and the so-called Jewish question, while not completely absent, were placed within parentheses. …”
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Reflections on the Educational Crisis and the Tasks of the Critical Scholar/Activist by Michael W. Apple

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Concordia Discors or Teach the Conflicts. Reflections on the Validity and Heuristics of Scholarly Conflict by Thomas Hoffmann

“…What kind of methodological and axiological lodestars would the academic community of Islam scholars do wise to observe in the current situation of intense political and medial ‘discursivization’ of Islam and Muslims? …”
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The Politics of Critique by Fredrik Portin

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Litteraturvetenskapen i framtiden by Torsten Pettersson

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Vem är egentligen expert? by Johan Söderman

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A Consilient Approach to Horror Video Games by Mathias Clasen, Jens Kjeldgaard-Christiansen

Subjects: “…In response to the crisis in the humanities, some scholars have proposed consilience as a solution. They argue that humanists should build on recent findings in the sciences of mind, including cognitive and evolutionary psychology. …”
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Creativity and the Study of Emotions by Susanna Hast

“…It takes the point of view of an International Relations scholar commenting on the constraints and possibilities of creativity in incorporating emotions, the sublime and subliminal in academic research. …”
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Al-Shāṭibīs sufismekritik: Hvorfor en ʿālim fra al-Andalus forkastede askese og virtuosereligiositet by Martin Riexinger

“…The faqīh (Islamic legal scholar) al-Shāṭibī (d. 1388) from Granada is primarily known for his innovative approach within the field of legal theory (uṣūl al-fiqh). …”
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"Mig og min forskning" by Per Bilde

“…In conclusion I attempt to unfold my own subjective ideological position in its relationship to my activity as a scholar.…”
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Holberg in Context by Brian Kjær Olesen

“…A prolific and versatile writer, Ludvig Holberg has long been the subject of intense scholarly debate about the identity of his thought and the best way of interpreting his works. …”
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About falling apart and trusting the process by Anne Bettina Pedersen

“…In this essay, I offer some snapshots of my own experiences in the hope that neurodivergent students and scholars will see themselves reflected (and accepted), as opposed to an academic article about neurodivergents written by a neurotypical scholar. …”
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Contextualising the “American race” in the Atlantic by Raphael Uchôa

“… This paper addresses the place of the Bavarian scholar Carl Friedrich Philipp von Martius (1794–1868) within the complex process of development of a ‘natural history of man’ in the nineteenth century. …”
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Unveiling Hatred by Natalie Gunthel

“… Although anti-Muslim hate crimes have been on the rise in most Western nations for decades, according to influential hate crime scholar, Barbara Perry, little attention has been given to the particular vulnerability of veiled Muslim females to such crimes (Perry 2013), thereby potentially disregarding a sustained source of human rights violations (Perry and Olsson 2009). …”
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'Ihre defension zu führen' by Andreas Hellerstedt

“…In Sweden, Johan Upmarck argued for an “analogy” of rights of animals in 1714. German scholar Immanuel Proeleus proposed a set of animal rights and human duties towards animals in 1709. …”
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Hvordan gjøre scenekunst med teatervitenskap by André Eiermann

“…In relation to the conference’s three focal points – historiography, theory, and practice – referred the lecture to three examples: Mette Ingvartsen’s performance 69 positions from 2014, Iggy Malmborg’s performance b o n e r, also from 2014, and the author’s own work as theatre scholar with background in Applied Theatre Studies, particularly his collaboration as dramaturge with Heine Avdal and Yukiko Shinozaki / fieldworks in their productions distant voices (2014), carry on (2015) and unannounced (2017). …”
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A "Shocking" or a "Moving" Scene? by Lars Liljegren

“…Although there are more recent and uncensored translations available today, the old and censored translations of “provocative” authors such as Strindberg, Zola and Flaubert often outnumber more recent ones on the market, sometimes under the guise of being “Scholar’s Choice” editions. I will demonstrate that several literary scholars quote and refer to censored translations, even to the censored passages themselves, and that some use them in academic courses focussing on the very aspects that were censored. …”
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James R. Harrison. (2019). Paul and the Ancient Celebrity Circuit, The Cross and Moral Transformation by Christoph Stenschke

“… In this collection of essays, Australian ancient historian and biblical scholar, James R. Harrison, compares aspects of today’s cult of celebrity, fuelled by various media, to the quest for glory in Roman antiquity. …”
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"Tunneling nanotube" - a newly discovered messenger between cells by Maria Omsland, Vibeke Andresen

“…Materials and method: The references have been located by a non-systematic search in the following data bases: PubMed and Google Scholar. Results and conclusion: An increasing number of cell types with the ability to generate TNTs are currently reported together with the identification of which cargo is being transported between cells. …”
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Anders Nummedal: fra ”quasi-lærd” til steinaldernerd by Ellen Grav Ellingsen, Heidi Mjelva Breivik

“…Anders Nummedal was an outstanding scholar of the Norwegian Stone Age. While walking along old shorelines in 1909, he made the first of many discoveries that sparked a fierce debate over the date of the first human settlement in Norway. …”
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