Western Modernism and the Myth of Nature by Eleanor Weinel

“…It was ripe for the development of the attitudes toward the environment that I am collecting under the title, the "Myth of Nature".…”
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Coral feefs, fresh streams and deep oceans in the future of planning research: Introducing plaNext in the framework of AESOP policies and strategies by Francesco Lo Piccolo

“… I am happy to introduce the first volume of plaNext as one of the most challenging initiatives of our association. …”
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Human exceptionalism and the lot of animals: Telling stories about “human nature” in the anthropocene by Žakula Sonja

“…This paper arose from a discussion of Maria Kronfeldner’s book What’s Left of Human Nature? In it, I am chiefly concerned with two things: the role that other animals are afforded in discussions about and attempts at defining “human nature”, and a critique of the concept of nature that is utilized in the book. …”
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The Editor’s recommendation of this issue’s article to readers by Burak Buldur

“…I am pleased to inform you that I have chosen this article by Anggono et al.1 as Editor’s Choice for second issue of 2020. …”
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Czy istnieje percepcja nieuwarunkowana? Wittgenstein a Bohm by Katarzyna Gurczyńska-Sady

“…By pointing to the similarities and differences in their views, I am trying to pose the question of what makes our perception conditioned. …”
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Editorial by Melba Libia Cárdenas

“…I am very pleased to present this edition of our journal which, as always, brings about satisfaction and a variety of topics to share with our readership. …”
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God’s Moral Perfection as His Beneficent Love. Comment on Craig (2023). Is God’s Moral Perfection Reducible to His Love? <i>Religions</i> 14: 140 by Kevin Kinghorn

“…William Lane Craig insists that I am wrong in reducing God’s moral goodness to his beneficent aim of drawing all people to himself. …”
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The concept of the divine succession of man in the Holy Quran and the writings of Muslim scholars by عبد الرضا جياد

“…With grace, wisdom, and opinions with honesty and positivity, and through what came in the thirtieth verse of Surat Al-Baqarah, the Almighty said: {And when your Lord said to the angels, “Indeed, I am making a successor on earth.” …”
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Carlos Liscano, Jorge Luis Borges y Macedonio Fernández : un triángulo de dos orillas by Carina Blixen

“…After a first stage of formative reading, these models became explicit in Vida del cuervo blanco (2009), « El trabajo de contar » (Oficio de ventriloquia 2, 2011) and « El trabajo de recontar » (2012). I am interested in stating what Liscano took from each of the Argentinean writers and in proposing an explanation on the reasons why they became so obvious only in the last works of Liscano.…”
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A politics of human rights – The right to rights as universal right to politics? by Ulrike Kistner

“… Confronted by the charge of depoliticisation levelled at human rights frameworks and interventions, I investigate the possibility of a politics of human rights at the core of democratic politics. In doing so, I am guided by Hannah Arendt’s reconstitutive critique, and Claude Lefort’s analysis of political modernity, which could be seen to converge in a justification of a ‘politics of human rights’ and, even more specifically, of ‘the political’ of human rights. …”
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Reflections on social work in practice by Shovita Adhikari

“…In this essay, I discuss how the fact that I am from an upper caste affected my work. The essay attempts to bring forth the problems that I encountered, particularly the critical incidents, and my critical reflections on being a social worker. …”
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Housing the elderly: Between crisis and resistance by Carolin Genz

“…As pensions are fixed, elderly renters are faced with the constant fear of losing their home, which often also means losing their social community and self-determination. In my research, I am concerned with ways in which older people can be politically active in public spaces in order to raise awareness for their struggles with rising rents. …”
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Kto mówi? Queerowanie autobiograficzności u Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick by Katarzyna Trzeciak

“…Beginning from defining queer as a process of being across, I explain what is queer autobiography (by some comments on Sedgwick’s A Dialogue on Love, 1997), and how we can relate this idea to some more theoretical transformations in Sedgwick’s general project. I am especially interesting in going beyond hermeneutics of suspicion toward reparative reading as a practice of rethinking community. …”
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Photo Synthesis: The Expatriate Family Album as Historiography by Kamayani Sharma

“…This essay will be an exploration of the way in which nostalgia for a personal past gets imbricated within the shared experience of a bygone cultural moment. I am interested in how an encounter with visual material from private archives initiates memory work and how these traces from the past can be used to apprehend public history.…”
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Sustainability Science: Progress Made and Directions Forward by Barry Ness

“…I am honored to contribute an editorial for the inaug­ural issue of Challenges in Sustainability (CiS). …”
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«Jede unserer Seelen lebt nur einen Augenblick». Erzählperspektive, Wahrnehmung und Animalität in Hofmannsthals «Reitergeschichte» by Eva Hoffmann

“…Within the context of Jacques Derrida’s The Animal That Therefore I Am, this article examines the attribution of logos beyond the traditional human-animal dichotomy.…”
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ESL Writing: Past, Present, and Future by Tony Silva

“…I would like to begin by telling you about the educational context that I work in because I think it tells you a lot about me and my thinking. I am a faculty member in the English Department at Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana in the USA. …”
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Editorial by Zoë Devlin

“…Since being left to my own devices by Judith Winters, who is away on maternity leave, I have had plenty of time to engage with the diverse range of research collected in this issue of Internet Archaeology. I am pleased to be here as Acting Editor at a time when the content of Internet Archaeology is beginning to be made available free of charge to a wider readership through Open Access. …”
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(The Reconstruction of) Lucius Annaeus Cornutus’ Commentary on Vergil by László Takács

“…As it is obvious that the late ancient commentaries saved more fragments written by Cornutus without mentioning his name, in this study I am trying to associate a greater number of the fragments to Cornutus’ lost work(s) on Vergil, and to re-evaluate the Stoic philosopher as a literary critic.…”
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Recent Publications by Roland Hall

“…The present list includes articles published in the previous issue of Locke Studies (Vol. 13). I am grateful to David Armitage and Roma Hutchinson for suggesting several items, and to those authors who sent offprints of their articles. …”
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