Dwelling Means Cultivating Atmospheres by Tonino Griffero

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The Climate of Spaces. On Architecture, Atmospheres and Time by Federico De Matteis

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Osmospheric Dwelling. Smell, Food, Gender and Atmospheres by Elena Mancioppi

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AVIATION EMISSIONS AND THEIR IMPACT ON ATMOSPHERIC CHEMISTRY by Sandra Krollová

Subjects: “…water vapour, carbon dioxide, oxides of nitrogen, aerosols, upper troposphere, lower stratosphere, local and regional air quality, climate change, atmospheric modelling…”
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: The Author in the Text State (Non-genre Autobiographies by Alta Vášová) by Zora Prušková

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„The suspicion that is in the air“: Can latent intertextuality be sensed? by Zornitza Kazalarska

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The Figure of Modem Melancholy and Its Inventory: An Intermedial Interpretation of One of Jirásek' s Scene by Stanislava Fedrová

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A Desire for An Ideal (Svetozár Hurban Vajanský: Kotlín) by Dana Hučková

Subjects: “…conpemporary ideological atmosphere…”
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Notas de un simulador kafkiano: Calvert Casey by Vicente Cervera Salinas

“…This article shows some of the Kafkaesque constants that populate Casey’s stories. Atmospheres, symbols, characters, simulated attitudes, feelings of threat and hostility build the work of one of the most courageous and original Cuban writers of the sixties, who would also dedicate one of his essays to the author of The Metamorphosis.…”
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El enigma del individuo: antecedentes y convergencias entre Franz Kafka y César Vallejo by María del Rocío Oviedo

“…In both of them the transformation occur gradually and they construct an oppressive atmosphere in a sort of “fatum” which ends in the meaninglessness of existence. …”
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Insecure Bratislava: Between Initiation and Imitation (Ivan Horváth: Laco a Bratislava [Laco and Bratislava]) by Vladimíra Mravcová

“…Bratislava is portrayed as a lover, maiden, dark lady or a double. The atmosphere with which the city is invested mirrors the development of a romantic relationship. …”
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Obraz wysokogórskiej przyrody w sonetach tatrzańskich Wincentego Byrskiego by Marceli Olma

“…The research is focused on the toponyms, the lexis referring to different rock formations, watercourses, animated nature, atmospheric phenomena and the elements. Simultaneously, the author comments on the solemnly marked lexis, archaisms, regional expressions and comparative structures used by the poet.…”
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„Misiek z okularami na hulajnodze”, czyli o CB-polszczyźnie by Adam Rychlik

“…Drivers often use diminutives and polite addresses thus creating the atmosphere of mutual respect and cordiality, which can be comforting and reassuring for strangers who happen to establish a casual contact. …”
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The Loss of Sky-Blue: Changes in the Sky-Environment by Brit Kolditz

“…The observation of increasing changes up to the possible absence of this beauty also enables to address aesthetic and atmospheric (in-)sensibility and (co-)affection for fundamental environmental changes. …”
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Messiahnism in Polish and Slovak Romantic Concept by Joanna Goszczyńska

“…Before that time there were only some elements of a Messiahnistic thinking or Messiahnistic toposes, derived from “general Messiahnic atmosphere”, prevailing in Europe in the first half of the 19th century.…”
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„Norwida wywyższenie tradycji” 1 a jej postmodernistyczna relatywizacja by Renata Gadamska-Serafin

“…The poet accepts and emphasizes the objectivity of the tradition, its transcendent source, its integrity and continuity and – unlike postmodernists who relativize and deconstruct tradition – detaches it from any transcendence and sets it in a mocking atmosphere of the carnival. In Norwid’s theory of axiological culture, tradition and progress condition each other and are inextricably linked. …”
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The Religious and Didactic Aspect in Factual Literature Written by the Slovaks Living in Romania by Patrik Šenkár

“…The study contains particular extracts of the originals or metatexts written by experts in the given field, which help „illustrate“ the atmosphere of that period as well as the creative stimuli for this national minority within a wider context. …”
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Andrej Sládkovič and the Memorandum of the Slovak Nation by Daniela Kodajová

“…Sládkovič participated on the documenting of the memorandum assembly and shows that he contributed not only to the preparation of the materials for publication, but also to the capturing of the atmosphere under which the document was written.…”
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Nostalgiczny językowy obraz międzywojennego czombrowskiego dworu... utrwalony w retrospektywnych impresjach Zofii Brzozowskiej by Katarzyna Węgorowska

“…The draft is a linguistic and interdisciplinary reflection on one of the Polish northern borderland manor houses “saved from falling into oblivion” by verbalisation of: a) its architectonic elements: kolumnowy ganek (portico), podwójne drzwi (double door), gzyms kominka (fireplace mantel), kominek (fireplace); b) rooms: biblioteka (library), jadalnia (dining-room), kącik prasowy (press reading corner), pokoje (rooms), gabinet entomologiczny (entomological study), spiżarnia (larder); c) furniture: fotele (armchairs), kanapa (sofa), sekretarzyk (escritoire), rozkładany stół (gate-leg table), as well as family and patriotic atmosphere of the place, celebrated holidays and festivities. …”
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The Image of Bratislava in Czech Travelogues of the Interwar Period by Jana Pátková

“…The travelogues drew attention to the traditional culture of Slovaks (represented by Karel Plicka’s photographs) and sought new forms of Czech-Slovak relations in the political atmosphere of the so-called Czechoslovakism. Bratislava, which entered new cultural relations with the establishment of the new republic, occupied a specific place in these. …”
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