Errors and fallibility in radiology: X-ray readings and expert radiologists, 1947–1960 by Flora Lysen, Syed Mustafa Ali, Stephanie Dick, Sarah Dillon, Matthew L. Jones, Jonnie Penn, Richard Staley

“…Towards the end of the 1950s, scientists could conceive of radiologists as imperfect medical decision makers, while they concurrently developed a new model for ‘logical analysis’ of the diagnostic process that would limit errors. …”
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Envisioning a ‘Good’ Utopia on a Dystopian Island: Culinary and Cultural Conflicts in Lord of the Flies by Mingwen Xiao, Huafei Chen

“…This argument is supported by a detailed analysis of how the eating practices of the British schoolboys marooned on a desert island parallel their attempts to construct a desirable microcosm. …”
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An IPA exploration of women’s experiences of being undecided about motherhood in their late thirties by Barnett, Georgina

“…Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis (IPA) was used to analyse semi-structured interviews with five participants. …”
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Talking 'bout a revolution: Framing e-Research as a computerization movement by de la Flor, G, Meyer, E

“…Next, we discuss how the e-Research vision has been communicated through public discourses that present core ideas about the ways in which Grid infrastructure would transform research. …”

The environmental sustainability of digital technologies: Stakeholder practices and perspectives by Samuel, G, Lucivero, F, Somavilla, L

“…We applied a combination of bibliometric analysis and 24 interviews with key stakeholders from the digital technology sector. …”

Combatting social exclusion through public space design by Emanuel, G

“…However, addressing social exclusion and cohesion were policy priorities in the UK, but not in the US. Textual analysis found that national political discourses influenced design recommendations for public parks in each country. …”

Mirrors and violence in the works of Neidhart and Wittenwiler by Volfing, A

“…Andersen’s fairy-tale The Snow Queen fuses these two motifs in a way which provides a helpful foil for the medieval texts. The analysis of Neidhart will focus partly on the broken (or stolen) mirror of Vriderune, and partly on the deployment of the satiric mirror, both by an individual dörper within Winterlied 16, and by Neidhart himself. …”

A community of excellence by bin Mohammad Suhaini, M

“…This statement has implications on the state’s relationship with the Muslim community.his paper argues that Muis’ narratives on these two issues can be shown as being influenced by state narratives and discourses. This is done by using a content analysis on Friday prayer sermons in Singapore in 2017 (n=54). …”

Spelling and pronunciation: the phonemic principle in the Latin orthographic debate by Pezzini, G

“…The paper presents an analysis of ancient Roman theories on the problem of orthographic standardization and its criteria, focusing on the relationship between spelling and pronunciation. …”

From Standardization to Adaptation: Clinical Trials and the Moral Economy of Anticipation by Montgomery, C

“…Changing discourses of time and patienthood have facilitated a move away from standardization as the singular logic of trials towards an appreciation of flexibility, undergirded by probabilistic methodologies. …”

Negative capital: A generalised definition and application to educational effectiveness and equity by Hall, J, Allan, A, Tomlinson, M, Kelly, A, Lindorff, A

“…At the same time, fractured discourses exist across different types of capital – one of which concerns capitals that are negative in constitution and/or impact. …”

The role of 'accompagnement' in the end-of-life debate in France: from solidarity to autonomy. by Gaille, M, Horn, R

“…Exploring the arguments used over the past 25 years in professional guidelines, parliamentary reports, ethics committee reports, and legal texts, the authors describe the shift that took place in public and legal discourses on end-of-life care. The analysis demonstrates how the scope of autonomy has been limited by other social values, such as the protection of the dying person, in order to become an accepted social value in its own right. …”

The convivial and the pastoral in patient–doctor relationships: a multi‐country study of patient stories of care, choice and medical authority in cancer diagnostic processes by MacArtney, JI, Andersen, RS, Malmström, M, Rasmussen, B, Ziebland, S

“…By focusing on the intersections of care, choice and medical authority - a convivial pastoral dynamic - we provide a conceptual analysis of the normative ambivalences in people's stories of their cancer diagnosis. …”

Frameworks for conflict mediation in international infrastructure development: A comparative overview and critical appraisal by Lezak, S, Ahearn, A, McConnell, F, Sternberg, T

“…Addressing these aims will contribute to a better understanding of how conflict resolution discourses, procedures, and strategies function in a sector that is critical to sustainable and equitable development.…”

A Tactics of Earthy Data by diane U+16DE

“…The present article centres this question to develop an account of colonialism against the backdrop of law and policy discourses on data governance in the ‘Anthropocene.’ …”
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Forced to teach: teachers negotiating their personal and professional identities when addressing forced marriage in the classroom by Khan, Tehmina

“…A Foucauldian approach to thematic and identity analysis is employed to explore the perception of dominant discourses surrounding FM through its construction as a South Asian, Muslim problem. …”
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Exploring 'smart citizenship' as a socio-technical ecology: the case of Oxfordshire, UK by Packer, AM

“…Beneficiary citizens are enrolled in political-economic discourses of innovation to legitimise imaginaries of anticipated smart futures. …”

Debates feministas sobre pornografia heteronormativa: estéticas e ideologias da sexualização Feminist debates on heteronormative pornography: aesthetics and ideologies of sexualiza... by Pedro Pinto, Maria da Conceição Nogueira, João Manuel de Oliveira

“…In this article - an analysis of texts and discourses - we situate pornography in a broader and more reflexive phenomenology, crossing a constructionist-feminist approach with critical social psychology.…”
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Willing and unwilling digital cyborg assemblages: University students talk about mental health apps by Ryan Van Der Poll, Bronwyne Coetzee, Jason Bantjes

“…In talking about mental health apps students reproduce broader cultural discourses (including techno-optimism, techno-solutionism, somatopiamism, neo-liberalism, responsibilisationism, technoscepticism, and discourses about neuroplasticity and self-help) thus presenting themselves as both willing and unwilling digital cyborgs.…”
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The Belarusian National Culture and Its Dimensions in the Modern Belarus by I. I. Barinov

“…On the contrary, in the second case, the main national idea is the state sovereignty gained after the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, which at the same time symbolizes the manifestation of national culture. A deep analysis of both discourses reveals their structural similarity and ideological incompleteness. …”
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