De la littérature au jeu vidéo : le spectre de la narration interactive by Martin Ringot

“…Therefore, the present article shows that the distinction between literature and videogames is not as sharp as we may think, to then suggest a configuration of a spectrum based on the interactivity levels stated by Eric Zimmerman.…”
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Extremist Propaganda and the "Politics of the Internet" by Julian Richards

“…I conclude that the internet may not be as powerful a force in shaping democracy as we may think, although further research and experience of a rapidly evolving situation will be critical. …”
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Caixas de espelho e pentes da Itália Setentrional do Trecento e do Quattrocento: Cópias ou variações? by Flavia Galli Tatsch

“…In medieval art, tradition and copy of models were side by side with an immense capacity for change and innovation, from the insertion of new contents and variations of styles. In this sense, we may think that medieval art was both copy and variation. …”
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Urbanism of Detachment by Rahul Mehrotra, Luis Felipe Vera

“…This massive cultural gathering, resulting in the biggest ephemeral mega city in the world accommodating 3 million pilgrims every 12 years, generates an extreme case that forces us to reflect deeply about the way we may think of future cities more broadly and from which we can extrapolate several lessons regarding more resilient, “open concept” of architecture, urban design and planning policy.…”
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Existují místa nedourčenosti? Ingardenova koncepce literárního díla, řeč a reálné entity skutečnosti | Do Places of Indeterminacy Exist? Ingarden’s Concept of Literary Work, Speech... by Vladimír Papoušek

“…The aim of the article is not to call Ingarden’s concept into question but to consider new ways we may think about this problem — the relation between signs and real objects.…”
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Kristeva's Severed Head in Iraq: Antoon’s The Corpse Washer by Frances L. Restuccia

“…Or if we presuppose the universality of Kristevan psychoanalytic theory, we may think of such work as testing the assumption that psychoanalysis can traverse all such culturally constructed boundaries.…”
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«Fifty thousand years is not very long»: The Tribal and the Information Age in the Beat Movement. by Kidder, Richard

“…This paper claims, in the first part, that the arguments put forth by the Beat Movement, personified by writers such as Gary Snyder, William Burroughs and Allen Ginsberg, have much in common with the positions of Internet pioneers, such as Vannevar Bush, especially in the text of 1945, As We May Think, and with Ted Nelson, with his never quite completed project, “Xanadu”. …”
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Trust in Conversation by David Cockburn

“…We may think of the notion of “trust” primarily in epistemological terms or, alternatively, primarily in ethical terms. …”
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Thinking Backward: A Knowledge Network for the Next Century by Tom Haymes

“…Vannevar Bush recognized this problem as early as 1945 and provided a roadmap to addressing it in his famous As We May Think. Douglas Engelbart and Theodore Holmes Nelson applied Bush’s vision to technology but we have never fully realized its potential in part due to our Newtonian information paradigm. …”
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Rational valuations by Georg Spielthenner

“…We may be for or against genetically modified food; we find some politicians irresponsible; we prefer Beethoven to rock ‘n’ roll or vice versa; some enjoy bird-watching while others find it boring; and we may think that we have to tighten up on green-house gas emissions.…”
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Two Reasons Why the Future of the City May Teach Us Something Key: Abstracting and Being Wise by Simona Chiodo

“…We may think of the city as a kind of symbol of what most characterises our era: if it is true that our era is most characterised by complexity and uncertainty, it is also true that the city may be what can most clearly show what complexity and uncertainty actually mean. …”
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Denial of Treatment to Obese Patients—the Wrong Policy on Personal Responsibility for Health by Nir Eyal

“…It conditions the very aid that patients need in order to become healthier or success in becoming healthier. Whatever else we may think of personal responsibility for health policies, this particular one is absurd. …”
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Extracting the asymptotic behavior of S-matrix elements from their phases by Ira Z. Rothstein, Michael Saavedra

“…Abstract The asymptotic kinematic limits of S-matrices are dominated by large logarithms which, roughly speaking, fall into two categories: those which are controlled by a renormalization group (RG) scale, which we may think of as logs involving ratios of invariant mass scales, and those which are functions of ratios of rapidities, so called “rapidity logs”. …”
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New logics, rationalities and contexts in quaternary prevention by Júlia Maria Guilherme Ribeiro Antunes

“…This is opposed to those that shaped the medicalization of our society in a very recent past . We may think of this social group as a motivator for profound changes in the practices of health / disease for next years , applying day by day, the concept and philosophy of quaternary prevention?…”
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The Transcultural Travels of Trends. An Introductory Essay by Jennifer Elisabeth Altehenger, Laila Abu-Er-Rub, Sebastian Gehrig

“…Moreover, although we may think of trends as a recent phenomenon of post-war globalization, trends have been crucial in societies across the globe for much longer. …”
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Probabilistic Forecasts: Scoring Rules and Their Decomposition and Diagrammatic Representation via Bregman Divergences by Gareth Hughes, Cairistiona F.E. Topp

“…In this article we will restrict our attention to binary forecasts. We may think of a scoring rule as a penalty attached to a forecast after the event has been observed. …”
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The meta as an aesthetic category by Bruno Trentini

“…Once we are not dealing with language, we may think that we are not dealing with signification. …”
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The relationship between diverticula and low-grade mucinous neoplasm of the appendix. Does the diverticulum play a role in the development of periappendicular mucin deposition or p... by Esra Pasaoglu, Cem Leblebici, Oguzhan Okcu, Ceren Boyaci, Nevra Dursun, Aytul Hande Yardimci, Meltem Kucukyilmaz

“…Periappendicular acellular mucin deposition may not give rise to pseudomyxoma peritonei. We may think that mucin could move out of the appendix through the diverticulum rather than neoplastic spread in some of these cases.…”
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Concepts in a Probabilistic Language of Thought by Goodman, Noah D., Tenenbaum, Joshua B., Gerstenberg, Tobias

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Epigraphic form, from Ann Radcliffe to George Eliot by Yem, E

“…In turn, reading became a solitary, silent, and fast-paced activity. While we may think of the ‘slow’ movement, from slow cooking to slow reading, as a response to postmodern life, my research reveals how an earlier age confronted similar challenges. …”