Отражение ранних вариантов советских национальных языков в московских русско-иноязычных словарях... by Jolanta Mędelska, Marek Cieszkowski

“… Reflection of early Soviet dialects of national languages in Russian bilingual dictionaries published in Moscow After the October Revolution, over half of the citizens of the new Russian state were non-Russians. The historical homeland of some of them was outside the Soviet Union. …”
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Understanding your audience: The influence of social media user‐type on informational behaviors and hazard adjustments during Hurricane Dorian by Amber Silver, Brandon Behlendorf

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A. Brusilov's Wife Portrait: N. Brusilova at Her Motherland and in Emigration by Rodionova Nadezhda

“…She fixed her nostalgic feelings for the lost homeland and her loneliness in a foreign land in her diary. …”
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“Oriental” Churches of Levant and Mesopotamia in Continuing Social Fragmentation by A. V. SARABIEV

“…A characteristic feature of these communities are relatively prosperous diasporal communities, which far exceed the number of co-religionists in their historical homeland, and therefore, an important part of the ministry of their church hierarchy has become diverse contacts with foreign dioceses. …”
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“Kırım Hayalleri” series of poems by the Uzbek poet Rauf Parf by Olim TOLABOYEV

“…The poems in the series are about the bitter fate of the Crimean Turks who were exiled from their homeland in masses and had to live in foreign countries, and the national independence movements on their way back to their homeland. …”
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THE THEME OF THE DEPORTATION OF THE CHECHEN PEOPLE IN THE GRAPHIC CYCLE CROSSROADS OF MEMORY (1944-2019) BY RUSTAM YAKHIKHANOV by Zarema R. Khamzatova

“…The graphic canvases vividly and convincingly recreate the sense of pain felt by an entire nation due to the loss of their homeland. The main idea of the cycle is the belief in the courage, resilience, and sense of justice of the people who managed to endure these terrible years and return to their homeland with honour. …”
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Away from China : reincorporating two Sinophone novels into Asian American literary canon by Lim, Soon Vin

“…I take issue with this problematic diasporic designation and its proponents, and maintain that when routes can be roots, Sinophone writing – composed and published upon the (migrant) authors’ arrival in their new homeland – in North America should also be acknowledged as a constitutive part of Asian American literature. …”
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New dynamics of multinational migration : Chinese and Indian migrants in Singapore and Los Angeles by Zhan, Shaohua, Aricat, Rajiv, Zhou, Min

“…Due to a more robust economy in the homeland, Chinese migrants are more likely to return and are thus less likely to migrate to a third country than their Indian counterparts. …”
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Is home where the heart is? Landscape, materiality and aesthetics in Tibetan exile. by Clark, I

“…<p>In 2000, Tim Ingold argued: 'people do not import their ideas, plans or mental representations into the world, since that very world … is the homeland of their thoughts. Only because they already dwell therein can they think the thoughts they do' (2000: 186). …”

Impact of forced displacement on synergetic identity in selected works of Lakshmi Persaud and Caryl Phillips by Wagaa, Intisar Mohammed

“…The first phase is the African and Caribbean native identity which is forced to leave homeland through displacement experience. The second phase is the synergetic identity which forces the displaced people to adopt the host lands’ culture and tradition. …”
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Special Issue on Development and Application of Particle Detectors by Andrea Giachero, Luca Gironi

“…Particle detection has been increasingly applied over a wide range of disciplines, including high-energy physics, astroparticles, space science and astronomy, biological sciences, medical imaging, remote sensing, environmental monitoring, cultural heritage, and homeland security [...]…”
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The concept of native photography by Jan Bułhak in the context of modern aesthetic education by Wojciech Bobrowicz

“…This concept covers the idea of combining the aesthetics of landscape photography with the issue of patriotic education realized by the pictures of the homeland. The idea of native photography is transposed into modern times and the ubiquity of digital photography in new media, especially in social media.…”
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Romantic Remembering of Europe: Mickiewicz-Słowacki-Norwid by Krzysztof Trybuś

“…The present analysis focuses its perspective on the symbolic geography of Polish Romanticism decoded from works by Adam Mickiewicz (Paris lectures), Juliusz Słowacki (A journey from the Holy Land to Naples)and Cyprian Norwid (My homeland). The main thesis rests in answering the question: Does Romantic communal thinking present in the literary output of leading poets of the Polish Romanticism aim at mental constructions taken over from the mnemotopoi of the European heritage?…”
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National identity as the basis for shaping patriotism in Poland by Kamil Roman

“…This article attempts to analyze the impact of national identity on shaping patriotic attitudes, attachment to the homeland and civic activity. The publication also contains an overview of the applied solutions in Poland in the area of shaping awareness and national identity of Poles.…”
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Sacred Folk Songs and the Slovenian Immigrant Community in Switzerland by Maša K. Marty

“…It presents active singing as local ethnic cultural forms that have been transmitted from the “original homeland” and serve to create temporal and local continuity in the diasporic Slovenian Catholic community in Switzerland.…”
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Citazione come salvezza. Echi classici nella poesia di Choman Hardi by Daniela Codeluppi

“…Characters from Greek mythology and echoes from Latin literature permeate English-language verse by Kurdish poet Choman Hardi, who compares the widows of her country to Homer’s Penelope and reworks Catullian motifs to give voice to a people without a homeland. Once again, the cultural heritage of the classics is an effective instrument for representing reality.…”
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Interview 8 by Elizabeth Mavroudi

“…There are those who view diasporas more in terms of distinct ethno-national communities spread out through space but who are tied somehow to a homeland and to one another through shared consciousness, identities, imagined communities, and collective memories.…”
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Anamnesis radości by Bożena Shallcross

“…Framed by radical experiences of the past, the essay intertwines the theme of personal loss (punctuated by citations from private letters to the author) with the loss of a homeland. …”
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Internationalisation of ethnic conflicts Tamil separatism and LTTE. by Krishnan, S.

“…This dissertation examines the growth of LITE (a Tamil guerrilla group fighting for a separate homeland in Sri Lankan) and the paradox in its strategy of internationalising the ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka. …”
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Diaspora studies: past, present and promise by Tölölyan, K

“…It explores the contradictions and complexities of three 'formative binaries&#x2019; &#x2013; between dispersion and diaspora, the subjective and objective aspects of the diasporic experience, and the differences between home and homeland.…”