The World Turned Upside Down by Tara Van Ho

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As the world turns in a convergence culture by Ford, Samuel Earl

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1848: The year the World turned? (poster) by University of Central Lancashire, UCLan

“…A poster for the conference '1848: The year the World turned?' at the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan). …”
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As the world turns: scientific publishing in the digital era by David Ozonoff

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The world turned upside down? Cities, festivalization and uncertainty by Gold, John Robert, Gold, Margaret

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As the world turns, observations on international business and policy, going international and transitions / by Czinkota, Michael R

Editorial: As the World Turns So Do We: A New Publication Strategy by Editorial Board, Erin Dorney, Ellie Collier, Brett Bonfield, Hugh Rundle, Lindsey Rae

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World Turned Upside Down: Entrepreneurial Decline, Its Reluctant Myths and Troubling Realities by Philip Cooke

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Testing For SARS‐CoV‐2: The Day the World Turned its Attention to the Clinical Laboratory by Xuemei Zhao, Julia F. Markensohn, David A. Wollensak, Omar F. Laterza

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Christopher Alexander’s Battle for Beauty in a World Turning Ugly: The Inception of a Science of Architecture? by Per Galle

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CMS.603 / CMS.995 American Soap Operas, Spring 2008 by Ford, Sam

Subjects: “…As the World Turns…”
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Soap operas and the history of fan discussion by Sam Ford

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The Novel “Ararat”: the Way to Salvation by Svetlana Toumanian

“…The author of the article tries to elucidate the answer to the question: what and who is saved when the world turns into Sodom and Gomorrah?…”
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Romain Rolland et l’URSS : engagement politique et vision cosmique dans L’Annonciatrice by Roland Roudil

“…Thus the question of the heroic action to change the world turns the work of art into a work of faith.…”
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Lo spazio-tempo nei viaggi medievali nell'aldilà by Massimo Bonafin

“…Medieval descriptions of journeys to the Other World often contain a temporal distortion which their protagonists experience personally; the movement in the space lead them to cross a temporal border also, so that their return to the earthly space does not coincide with the return to the time which they left; the time lived in the Other World turns out very reduced or very expanded regarding the one lived in this world; these distortions are analogous to some implications of the theory of relativity.…”
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The vixen turns a somersault by Fong, Arin Alycia

“…When a woman meets a Catholic convert, her world turns a somersault. She tries to negotiate their different world views, but she will find how mythical and religious narratives conflict, intertwine, and shape their reality. …”
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‘Determinism’ Is Just Fine: A Reply to Scott Sehon by De Marco, G

“…Scott Sehon recently argued that the standard notion of determinism employed in the Consequence Argument makes it so that, if our world turns out to be deterministic, then an interventionist God is logically impossible. …”

Znaczenie Egiptu w apokaliptyce – Λόγος Τέλειος /Asclepius (NHC VI, 8: 70,3-76,1; Ascl. 24-27) by Agata Sowińska

“…But suddenly, that peaceful part of the world turns into “hell” with death, blood and pain – just like in the Apocalypse of Elijah. …”
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“The World Had Forgotten about Us”: Heterotopian Resistance in Richard Flanagan’s <i>Wanting</i> and Lloyd Jones’s <i>Mister</i> <i>Pip</i> by Charlotte Wadoux

“…In <i>Mister Pip</i>, heterotopias concern cultural memory as the island of Bougainville, secluded from the rest of the world, turns into the repository of the villagers’ culture juxtaposed with the reading of Charles Dickens’s <i>Great Expectations</i> (1860–1861). …”
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INTERVIEW WITH JOSÉ ARBEX JÚNIOR – A COMMUNICATION AND REAL DEMOCRACY by Vilso Júnior Chierentin Santi

“…Among its major bibliographic contributions in the field of communication, we can cite the work Showrnalismo - The news as spectacle (2001), where he examines how the media, in the contemporary world, turns everything into show: the elections, to natural disasters; of scandals and stories of the daily heinous crimes. …”
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