Piranesi's Campo Marzio plan : the palimpsest of interpretive memory by Singh, Rupinder

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The souls of the one percent : a report on the emerging leaders of the millennial generation by Parker, Priya Narayan

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ANALISIS WACANA PRESIDENTIAL LECTURE OLEH B.J HABIBIE (Kajian Analisis Wacana Kritis) by , Wakhid Nugroho, , Prof. Dr. Soepomo Poedjosoedarmo.

“…In modalities aspects, intentional modality is to show the \"desire\", \"hope\", \"invitation\", \"omission\", and \"demand\", the epistemic modality is used to express the knowledge, conviction, beliefs, or speakerâ��s opinions about proposition expressed, deontic modality has the meaning to require, permit, and prohibit the occurrence of an event or action, and dynamic modality serves to express willingness or ability to do something. …”

Identifying low risk of violent crime in severe mental illness: a clinical prediction rule (OxMIV) by Fazel, S, Wolf, A, Larsson, H, Lichtestein, P, Mallett, S, Fanshawe, T

“…The strongest predictors of violent offending within 12 months were conviction for previous violent crime (adjusted odds ratio 5·03 [95% CI 4·23–5·98]; p<0·0001), male sex (2·32 [1·91–2·81]; p < 0·0001), and age (0·63 per 10 years of age [0·58–0·67]; p<0·0001). …”

Faith in a new Scotland: dissent, piety, and political culture, 1760-1820 by Smith, PM

“…At its core, this thesis examines the primacy of religion as a driving factor of Presbyterian dissent and characterises dissenters as people motivated by the exigencies of their religious convictions. In an effort to move beyond the overly reductive characterisations of dissenting Presbyterians present in much of the existing literature, this thesis instead aims to illuminate the complexities of their religious and political identities as they engaged with wider society. …”

Expert consensus statement on the science of HIV in the context of criminal law by Barré-Sinoussi, Françoise, Abdool Karim, Salim S, Albert, Jan, Bekker, Linda-Gail, Beyrer, Chris, Cahn, Pedro, Calmy, Alexandra, Grinsztejn, Beatriz, Grulich, Andrew, Kamarulzaman, Adeeba, Kumarasamy, Nagalingeswaran, Loutfy, Mona R, El Filali, Kamal M, Mboup, Souleymane, Montaner, Julio SG, Munderi, Paula, Pokrovsky, Vadim, Vandamme, Anne-Mieke, Young, Benjamin, Godfrey-Faussett, Peter

“…Conclusions: The application of up-to-date scientific evidence in criminal cases has the potential to limit unjust prosecutions and convictions. The authors recommend that caution be exercised when considering prosecution, and encourage governments and those working in legal and judicial systems to pay close attention to the significant advances in HIV science that have occurred over the last three decades to ensure current scientific knowledge informs application of the law in cases related to HIV.…”

The Effects on Re‐offending of Custodial vs. Non‐custodial Sanctions: An Updated Systematic Review of the State of Knowledge by Patrice Villettaz, Gwladys Gillieron, Martin Killias

“…The following keywords have been used to identify relevant studies: Prison, jail, imprisonment, alternative sanctions, house arrest, electronic monitoring, community service, probation, day reporting, fines, shock incarceration, boot camps; further keywords: re‐conviction, re‐offending, self‐reported offenses, recidivism, re‐arrest and re‐incarceration. …”
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Mandatory Vaccines Will Not Ease Fears by Dallas Ducar

“…Parents that oppose vaccines for personal belief exemptions do not cite religious convictions; however they can become less likely to vaccinate even after being presented with clear evidence in favor of vaccinations from their clinicians.…”
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A Comparative Analysis of the “Hegemonic Other” in the Plays The Island by Athol Fugard and Parvarbandan by Gholam-Hossein Sa’edi by Abtin Golkar, Behrooz Mahmoodi Bakhtiari, Mohammadreza Dabirnia

“…People are condemned to the worst penalties in this country, and the state humiliates the spirits and bodies of the people by forcing convicts to do complex and meaningless actions, punishing them or turning them into obedient slaves.  …”
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Ethics of Cognitive Restructuring by Osebor Ikechukwu Monday

“…Victims would still know their perpetrators are convicted and punished, while also knowing both they and their perpetrators are on the road to psychological recovery…”
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Coronavirus disease 2019 vaccination uptake and hesitancy among Polish patients with inborn errors of immunity, autoinflammatory syndromes, and rheumatic diseases: A multicenter su... by Ewa Więsik-Szewczyk, Marcin Ziętkiewicz, Agata Będzichowska, Katarzyna Napiórkowska-Baran, Aleksandra Matyja-Bednarczyk, Anna Felis-Giemza, Karina Jahnz-Różyk

“…Patients with autoinflammatory diseases had the highest vaccination rate (94.4%). A strong conviction that it was the correct decision (72%), fear of getting COVID-19 (38%), and expert opinions (34%) influenced the decision to vaccinate. …”
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Violent Radicalization and Post-traumatic Dissociation: Clinical Case of a Young Adolescent Girl Radicalized by Julie Rolling, Julie Rolling, Julie Rolling, Guillaume Corduan, Guillaume Corduan, Martin Roth, Martin Roth, Carmen M. Schroder, Carmen M. Schroder, Carmen M. Schroder, Amaury C. Mengin, Amaury C. Mengin, Amaury C. Mengin

“…Among these factors, it appears that early and repeated history of personal and/or family psychotraumatism may constitute factors of vulnerability to violent radicalization.Material and MethodsThe clinical situation of a 17-year-old woman convicted of “links with a terrorist group (DAECH)” was recruited from the 130 radicalized young people followed by the teams of the Maison des Adolescents and the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Service of the University Hospitals of Strasbourg since May 2015. …”
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Factors influencing GPs’ perception of specialised palliative homecare (SPHC) importance – results of a cross-sectional study by K. Stichling, M. Krause, B. Ditscheid, M. Hach, M. Jansky, M. Kaufmann, T. Lehmann, W. Meißner, F. Nauck, W. Schneider, S. Schulz, H. C. Vollmar, U. Wedding, J. Bleidorn, A. Freytag, the SAVOIR Study Group

“…The most relevant factor influencing perceived SPHC-importance was GPs’ self-reported extent of engagement in palliative care (β = − 0.283; CI 95% = − 0.384;−0.182), followed by the perceived quality of utilised SPHC (β = 0.119; CI 95% = 0.048;0.190), involvement in treatment of palliative patients after SPHC initiation (β = 0.088; CI 95% = 0.042;0.134), and conviction that palliative care should be a central part of GPs’ work (β = − 0.062; CI 95% = − 0.116;−0.008). …”
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Substance use before or during pregnancy and the risk of child mortality, perinatal morbidities and congenital anomalies by Charles Tzu-Chi Lee, Vincent Chin-Hung Chen, Johnny Kuang-Wu Lee, Shu-I Wu, Gillian Cheng, Tzu-Min Kao, Shih-Yuan Wang, Michael Gossop

“…Children born by mothers convicted of substance misuse DP or BP were the substance-exposed cohort. …”
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VISUAL LANGUAGE OF MULTIMODAL TEXT: PRAGMATICS OF COLOR (The Russian-Ukrainian War in the Covers of World Publications) by Maryna M. Zhovnir, Tetyana O. Leshchenko

“…By means of different semiotic codes, on the one hand, the support of the Ukrainian people is represented, and on the other hand, the condemnation of Russian aggression, the inhumane behavior of the Russian occupiers on the temporarily occupied territories and the total conviction of the current Russia leader are depicted. …”
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EM JULGAMENTO, O USO DE AGROTÓXICOS: ESTRATÉGIA UTILIZADA PARA ENSINAR QUÍMICA À ESTUDANTES DO 3º ANO ENSINO MÉDIO DE UMA ESCOLA DO CAMPO by Geaneis Pereira da Silva, Marcelo Franco Leão

“…At the end of the simulation, the jurors decided for the conviction of the farmer who used pesticides, by five votes in favor and two against. …”
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A demografia brasileira e o declínio da fecundidade no Brasil: contribuições, equívocos e silêncios Brazilian demography and the fall in fertility in Brazil: contributions, mistake... by José Alberto Magno de Carvalho, Fausto Brito

“…They held two strong convictions: 1) there was no demand for contraception in Brazilian society and 2) the pace of the Brazilian population growth, as well as the size of the country's population, were "neutral," from the standpoint of the welfare of individuals. …”
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Rasy wyższe, rasy niższe. O popularyzacji wiedzy na temat różnorodności ludzkiej na ziemiach polskich w dobie pozytywizmu by Katarzyna Wrzesińska

“…Notions specific for the then anthropology became more widely known, and the glorification of colonial successes of the white man helped enforce a conviction of his superiority over “wild races” and support cruelty conducted in the name of progress. …”
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Social movements and collective behavior: an integration of meta-analysis and systematic review of social psychology studies by Silvia da Costa, Dario Páez, Dario Páez, Mariacarla Martí-González, Mariacarla Martí-González, Virginia Díaz, Pierre Bouchat

“…Meta-analysis and systematic reviews confirm that participation in CB and SMs was associated with (a) intergroup conflict and realistic threat (r = 0.30); (b) positive attitudes, expectations, or agreement with goals or collective motive (r = 0.44); (c) cognitive fraternal relative deprivation (r = 0.25); (d) collective efficacy (r = 0.36); (e) collective identity (r = 0.34); (f) emotions and affective relative deprivation (r = 0.35); (g) moral conviction and threat to moral (r = 0.29); and (h) disagreement with system justification belief (r = −0.26). …”
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Religion and Spirituality: the Perspective of Health Professionals Religión y espiritualidad: una perspectiva de profesionales de la salud Religião e espiritualidade: um olhar de p... by Joelma Ana Espíndula, Elizabeth Ranier Martins Do Valle, Angela Ales Bello

“…They believe that religion is inherent to all human beings. Professionals convicted of their religion (less than half) believe in divine protection and recognize religiosity as a support and comfort for patients and their families in coping with illness. …”
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