The Lives of Others: re-remembering the German Democratic Republic. by Margaret Montgomerie, Anne- Kathrin Reck

“…</em>(Becker,<em style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;"> </em>2003, Germany)<em style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;"> , The Lives of Others<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;">  </span></em>(von Donnersmarck,<span style="mso-spacerun: yes;">  </span>2006, Germany) and <em style="mso-bidi-font-style: normal;">Mrs Ratcliffe’s Revolution</em> (Eltringham, 2007, UK) recall the East German past, invoking memories, or the sense of memory, through an articulation of the detail of the everyday lives of ordinary people. …”
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Violence, borderlands and belonging: The matter of Black lives and Others by Cynthia Lytle

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Organized Peasant Resistance in Fiction: The Sword and The Sickle and The Lives of Others by Angela Eyre

“…Neel Mukherjee’s The Lives of Others (2014) alternates a story about the Naxalite peasant insurgency between 1967 and 1970 with one about a bourgeois family in Calcutta. …”
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“They Stopped the Lives of Others”: Stateless Palestinians Facing Bureaucratic Violence in Sweden by Anna Lundberg

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Living with others: On multispecies resurgence in the altered forest landscapes of the Anthropocene by Mads Ejsing

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Disentangling the relationship between the middle class and peasantry in the Naxalbari movement through the Lives of Others (2014) by Pritha Sarkar

“…For this purpose, I propose to use The Lives of Others (2014) by Neil Mukherjee to disentangle the layers within the superficially homogenous middle class and thereby identify a pattern in the relationship between the two classes. …”
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“Living by Others”: Work Performance and Basic Need Fulfillment Among Women Farmworkers by Anggaunitakiranantika Anggaunitakiranantika

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The health and wellbeing of Australian social housing tenants compared to people living in other types of housing by Megan Freund, Matthew Clapham, Jia Ying Ooi, David Adamson, Allison Boyes, Robert Sanson-Fisher

“…Results Most health factors examined were more prevalent in social housing tenants compared to those living in other housing types. Individual health problems identified as more highly prevalent in social housing tenants compared to all other housing types included mental health issues (43%), arthritis (36%), back problems (32%), hypertension (25%), asthma (22%) and COPD (11%). 24% of social housing tenants reported five or more health factors compared to 3–6% of people in other housing types. …”
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Depressive Symptoms and Suicidal Ideation in Individuals Living Alone in South Korea by Kyoung Ae Kong, Young Eun Kim, Sunho Lim, Bo Young Kim, Ga Eun Kim, Soo In Kim

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Eating Alone at Each Meal and Associated Health Status among Community-Dwelling Japanese Elderly Living with Others: A Cross-Sectional Analysis of the KAGUYA Study by Osamu Kushida, Jong-Seong Moon, Daisuke Matsumoto, Naomi Yamasaki, Katsuhiko Takatori

“…This cross-sectional study investigated the association between eating alone at each meal and health status, including functional capacity among community-dwelling Japanese elderly living with others. A self-administered questionnaire was mailed to all 8004 residents aged 65 or older, residing in the same Japanese town in March 2016. …”
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Reflections on life by Sunday, Star

“…MALAYSIANS love reading about the lives of others, it seems.The Popular The Star Readers' Choice Awards (RCA) is the only local literary award that is driven by popular choice, as the nominees are fiction and nonfiction books that sold the most at Popular and Harris bookstores the previous year.Meaning, the nominee list is often an indication of what Malaysians like to read. …”
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Developing Text Sets and Engagements Using Children’s Literature about Middle Eastern Nations and Islamic Cultures by Manal Tafish

“…In this way, they could become aware of the importance of culture in their lives and in the lives of others, while coming to understand the diversities and complexities in the Middle Eastern region and among Islamic cultures. …”
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Poetic Inquiry Coming of Age by Anne McCrary Sullivan

“… Laura Apol’s Poetry, Poetic Inquiry and Rwanda: Engaging with the Lives of Others (2021) traces the author’s long relationship with survivors of the 1994 Rwanda holocaust in which thousands of Tutsi were murdered by their neighbors, and examines the ways in which her personal uses of poetry for coping with painful subject matter became a longitudinal poetic inquiry. …”
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“Of traditional Israel and Albion”: discourses of racial purity and the Jewish body in Mina Loy’s “Anglo-Mongrels and the Rose” by Rachel Smith

“…Incorporating the biopolitical theory of Rosi Braidotti, this essay explores how Loy exposes the figure of the Jewish “mongrel” as a constructed figure within eugenic discourse, in turn revealing the ways in which eugenic and biopolitical ideologies work together to govern, vilify, and glorify certain lives over others.…”
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Giving isn't demanding by Macaskill, W, Mogensen, A, Ord, T

“…This chapter proposes a weaker principle, the very weak principle of sacrifice: Most middle-class members of affluent countries ought, morally, to use at least 10 percent of their income to effectively improve the lives of others. This principle is not very demanding at all, and therefore the “demandingness” objection has not even pro tanto force against it.…”

Satisfying wanderlust : a study on how leisure travel influences social status by Yeo, Genevieve Shuen Siew

“…Other factors that influence social status are the discourses of travel and the ability to gaze into the lives of others while one’s is hidden from the tourists.…”
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Membentuk Akhlaqul Karimah pada Anak dalam Perspektif Pendidikan Islam by M Abdillah Subhin

“…Therefore education does not merely transfer knowledge to learners, but also provides moral values and humanitarian values that are general, and expected learners can respect others to be able to appreciate the lives of others, so that will be reflected in the behavior of polite, Humble, noble soul and self-confidence from early age to the end of life.…”
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What is Moral Disquiet and How Does the Experience of Moral Disquiet Appear in Professional Human Practices? by Helene Torsteinson, Tone Saevi

“…We suggest that moral disquiet, expressed as the human sensitivity toward others, does not depend on success or failure of outcome, but is a quality of belief and hope in the lives of others that offers possible moments of humanness. …”
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Taking Congress Home: Effects of NC 4-H Congress on Youth Behaviors and Intentions by Benjamin Silliman

“…A Youth Program Climate survey revealed that youth viewed NC 4-H Congress as a setting where service was important, where they learned to accept differences, teamwork was emphasized, and where they were able to make a difference in the lives of others. Three implications of the evaluation report are discussed: 1) value of a youth leadership conference for educating and inspiring youth in citizenship, leadership, and service; 2) evaluation methodology, including engaging youth leaders in design and use of conference data; and 3) marketing and accountability opportunities resulting from program evaluations.…”
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Positive Creativity Is Principled Creativity by Ronald A. Beghetto, Ross C. Anderson

“…A principled approach to creativity refers to the design and implementation of positive creative educational endeavors, which are guided by a set of agreed-upon commitments aimed at making a positive contribution to the learning and lives of others. We open by discussing how our conception of a principled approach to creativity connects to positive creativity and how this approach can guide creative educational endeavors. …”
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