Tuwim’s Wedge: 'Survival Strategies' of a Polish-Jewish Poet by Giovanna Tomassucci

“…This paper tries to follow the traces of this “wedge” in Tuwim’s works: from poems supposedly having nothing to do with the “Jewish question”, to encrypted allusions to the great Yiddish writers, from his relentless questioning of all forms of intolerance and nationalist rhetoric, to his conviction that a new poetic language could “reform the world” and become a homeland for all readers regardless of their nationality.…”
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Religious Approaches and Ideological Foundations in the Samnameh by Elham Hasanshahi, Mohammadreza Najjarian, Majid Puyan

“…With the acceptance of the Islamic faith by the Iranians, a huge wave of Islamic and Semitic beliefs and myths followed by mystical elements, affects the epic literature of our homeland. These factors cover a wide range of changes, from structural changes to content changes, to the extent that the change in the ideology of the author of the work affects the storytelling process, the actions and behavior of the heroes of the story, the interaction between the characters of the story and even in determining the hero's destiny and many other issues. …”
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Robotic milking of dairy cows: a review by Luiz Marcos Simões Filho, Marcos Aurelio Lopes, Sergio Corrêa Brito, Giuseppe Rossi, Leonardo Conti, Matteo Barbari

“…The first installation was by the company Lely in a project in the Netherlands (its homeland) in 1992. But nowadays, AMS represents a growing reality due to lobby for labor issues, rising costs, difficulty finding well-trained workers, and/ or difficulty keeping people on farms. …”
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Factors of stability and sustainable development in Jordan in its first centenary 1921–2021 (an analytical descriptive study) by Mohammad Saleh Bani Issa

“…It began with a hypothesis: there is a link between Jordan's stability and the legitimacy of the regime, which is founded on voluntary consent between the leadership and the people, as well as loyalty to the leadership, belonging to the homeland, the rule of law, and respect for the constitution. …”
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Thoughts on the classification of oguzeli region dialects by Abdullah Kök

“…Oğuzeli and it’s region is one of the historical Turkish settlement areas. The region became homeland for Turkish tribes since the Turks settled in Anatolia. …”
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The Usually Invisible, Occasionally Visible, Spirits of the Dead in Early Twentieth-Century Sámi Folklore by Thomas A. DuBois

“…The various narratives recorded in the period reflect a complex fusion of Indigenous Sámi traditions with ideas stemming from various Christian denominations and the belief legends of non-Sámi neighbors in the Finnish, Norwegian, Russian and Swedish sides of Sápmi—the Sámi homeland. Spirits of the dead figure as potent, expectable, but sometimes unpredictable elements of daily life—beings that could help or harm, depending on how they were dealt with by those with whom they came in contact and those who could wield power over them, particularly <i>noaiddit</i>, Sámi ritual and healing specialists.…”
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Migration to Postcolonial London: Zaide Smith White Teeth and Hanif Kureishi The Budha of Suberbia / Sömürgecilik Sonrası Londra’ya Göç: Zaide Smith White Teeth ve Hanif Kureishi T... by Nazan Tutaş*

“…This study concludes that, as second generation authors, British-born Kureishi and Smith, who do not know a homeland other than England, have introduced new definitions to the British identity and new perspectives on the multicultural British society.…”
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A rare mythological scene at Gornji Grad: the tale of Scylla and Minos? by Katarina Šmid

“…According to  the  latter,  Scylla,  the  daughter  of  King  Nisus,  falls  in  love with the enemy King Minos after an intervention by Eros,  and  is  aided,  in  conspiracy  against  her  father  and  homeland, by her nurse.Iconographical analysis and literary sources have enabled the author to add four new depictions of Minos and Scylla to those already known. …”
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Current trends in AI and ML for cybersecurity: A state-of-the-art survey by Nachaat Mohamed

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Motivations of Young Women Volunteers during COVID-19: A Qualitative Inquiry in Bahrain by Debashish Sengupta, Dwa Al-Khalifa

“…The findings of the research revealed normative, in addition to personal, motivators behind the act of volunteering, with a greater dominance of normative motivations such as the call of the homeland and philanthropy. The influence of the collectivist culture in shaping the normative motivations behind volunteering among these women was visible, and there was also an influence of religion and religious values.…”
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Przymioty i zadania żony według Jana Chryzostoma by Tatiana Krynicka

“…According to Chrysostom, a man who seeks a wife should follow example of the servant, sent by Abraham back to his homeland to get a bride for his son, Isaac. First of all, he must aim to find a righteous woman. …”
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From the Dreyfus Affair to Zionism in Palestine: Rashid Riḍā’s Views of Jews in Relation to the ‘Christian’ Colonial West by Umar Ryad

“…The article discusses how Riḍā was frustrated that European powers let down the Arabs by supporting the Jews in establishing their homeland at the cost of the rights of its indigenous habitants. …”
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‘Children of Siberia’ and Their Narratives about the Kalmyk Deportation: Interviews with V. Badmaev and A. Ovshinov by Elza-Bair M. Guchinova

“…The purpose of the publication is to focus on “children of Siberia” as a separate generational stratum, with their own specific experiences and loyalties; Siberian villages, sites of their socialization, becoming their homeland. Of relevance are the facts that contribute to the mosaic of the Siberian life of Kalmyks and the stories shedding light on the feelings and experiences of children growing up in Siberia. …”
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Tradisi Petik Laut sebagai Pelestarian Budaya Lokal: Kajian Living Qur'an di Desa Kranji Paciran Lamongan by Siti Fahimah, Avif Alfiyah Joeha

“…Meanwhile, the timing of the organization, coinciding with the commemoration of Independence Day, is an effort to preserve and foster a spirit of love for the homeland.…”
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Próba rozwiązania kwestii żydowskiej przez Ludwika Zamenhofa by Walter Żelazny

“…Already at the beginning of the 20th century, it was split into many groups with a variety of standpoints, and each group perceived the Jewish nation in a different way and, most importantly, located its future homeland in a different part of the globe. Esperanto itself, however, became increasingly more popular at that time. …”
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COLLABORATION OF PARENTS AND TEACHERS IN ESTABLISHING STUDENTS' PRAISE CHARACTER IN THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC by Mutik Nur Fadhilah, Mohamad Nurahman

“…In every program, there was a process of moral formation, especially in spiritual, responsibility, discipline, sportsmanship, creativity, and love for the homeland, gratitude and sincerity in doing. The implications of the collaboration program in establishing commendable morals are in three research subjects, namely: teachers understand the culture of each student and provide the best formulation in the learning process better; parents get a new discourse in educating children and become partners of teachers in providing examples; students get a balance in the hereafter and worldly in the process of forming commendable morals. …”
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Motif of Madness and Death in B. M. Yulsky’s works (on Problem of Own and Alien in Creativity of Russian Eastern Emigration Writer) by E. O. Kirillova

“…The object of study in the article is the art works from the only book by the author “Green Legion,” which was first published in the homeland of the writer, in Vladivostok in 2012. The novelty of the research is seen in the fact that this collection of short stories includes collected in the pages of Russian periodicals of China (mostly in Harbin journal “Rubezh”) artworks by Yulsky. …”
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Paris talks. How it was… (To the 50th anniversary of signing the Paris Agreement on ending the war and restoring peace in Vietnam) by Kobelev E.V.

“…The essay pays primary attention to the book of memoirs of a direct participant in the negotiations, a representative of the National Liberation Front of South Vietnam Nguyen Thi Binh “Family, friends and homeland. Memories”. Separate sections of this book are given verbatim in the essay, from which the reader can learn the details of the long negotiation process and their personal perception by the author of the memoirs. …”
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Characterization of 3D micro-structured TIMEPIX detectors for neutron imaging by Polo Matteo, Mendicino Roberto, Quaranta Alberto, Dalla Betta Gian-Franco

“…Neutron imaging provides additional information to X-ray imaging and can be used in many applications, for example, nuclear engineering, non-industrial diagnostics and homeland security. This paper presents the latest development results of a new 3D structured pixel detector for thermal neutron detection and imaging. …”
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Ridala ikoonikast sümbolismi esteetika taustal. On Ridala’s Iconics in the context of Symbolist Aesthetics by Ülar Ploom

“…This allows us to regard Ridala’s iconics in the key of symbolist allegory, even in several examples that appear to be realistic natural landscape pictures of the homeland. …”
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