Podcast: Basics of Elbow Radiography by Claire Sandstrom

“…Six out of six respondents reported the level of the material as “just right for where I am right now.” All of the respondents reported that the podcast improved their understanding of, and ability to engage in, the subsequent conference material.…”
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Prelude: When Truth Encounters Us by Jean Greisch

“…On the contrary, this seems to be the lesson one can draw from the encounter between Pilate and Jesus: “I am the Truth”. Nevertheless, it is possible to observe that some of the best pages from the history of philosophy are not those wondering about what the truth is, but rather those pages allowing their own authors and readers to be questioned by the – sometimes sudden – encounter with the disproportion of Truth. …”
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The Construction of a Nigerian Nationalist and Feminist, Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti by Raisa Simola

“…To define her local identity even more precisely: she was born in Abeokuta, lived in Abeokuta most of her life and even died there. In this paper I am interested in the construction of Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti through her negotiation of various values in general and deeds of resistance in particular. …”
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Gambaran Resiliensi Pada Ibu yang Memiliki Anak Thalasemia by Melisa Falentina, Agoes Dariyo

“…Generally, the  four  subjects were able to build the resilience (I have, I am, I can) to cope the sadness, and able to perform their role as a mother very well…”
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Alternatív előadási formák az iskolai színjátszás történetében.Tornaünnepélyek a 19. és a 20. században by Gyöngyvér Mária Krecht

“…I have been trying to study the new opportunities created by these events, organized quite frequently, and to demonstrate the new performance techniques around the center of the school presentations: the movement of the body. I am going to analyze whether within the context of school theatre the gymnastics performances can be considered group productions and also whether the additional narrative and musical elements possess the elements necessary for modern social performances. …”
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Dialectal Variation of Udmurt Discourse Clitics by Timofey Arkhangelskiy

“…Clitic clusters in European languages have been successfully modeled with clitic templates. In this paper, I am considering ordering of discourse clitics across Udmurt dialects. …”
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6. SCENARIO Forum Symposium Report by Göksel, Eva, Giebert, Stefanie

“…E: Yes, that is in fact what I am doing. S: You need to liven it up a bit! E: What do you mean? …”
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The Poets of Myanmar by Paul Cummins

“… Since this field is required for the submission to continue, I am including the same biography as in previous screen: Biography Paul Cummins’ Poems have appeared in numerous publications including The New Republic, Poetry LA, Whole Notes, Exquisite Corpse, Coracle, Black Buzzard Review, Rattle, Cooweescoowee, Cloudbank, Rockhurst Review, South Loop Review, Absoloose and Perfume River. …”
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Translating Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse into Surrealist Art by Hanna Agnieszka Liskowska

“…It is essential to note that existing scholarship does not associate Woolf with surrealism at all, and, accordingly, I am not going to argue that Woolf considered herself a surrealist, nor that To the Lighthouse is representative of the movement. …”
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Az indiai hiányzó láncszem: a Mogul Birodalom hadügyi fejlődése a 16–17. században és a hadügyi forradalom by Kiss, Márton

“…In my study, along with the theory of the military revolution, I want to show the development of the army of the Mughal Empire under the influence of firearms. I am also looking for an answer to the question of whether Mughal relations can be the missing link in military discourses.…”
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Emergence in Dynamical Systems by John Collier

“…It is this form of emergence that I am concerned with here. I distinguish it from uses like ‘computational emergence,’ which can be reduced to combinations of program steps, or its application to merely surprising new features that appear in complex combinations of parts. …”
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Reading Emmanuel Jal’s War Child as spiritual autobiography by Nick Mdika Tembo

“…I anchor my argument on what I term the text’s imagination of the transformation of all Sudanese people from a faulty ‘before’ self to an enlightened ‘after’ self, following Sidonie Smith and Julia Watson. I am particularly interested in how Jal inflects religion and spirituality in the text and how his own self-identity lends itself to what I term the text’s conversion narrative leitmotif. …”
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Navigating Triple Consciousness in the Diaspora: An Autoethnographic Account of an Ahmadi Muslim Woman in Canada by Ayesha Mian Akram

“…Using autoethnography, this article examines how being an Ahmadi Muslim woman in Canada remains rooted in deeply divisive politico-religious conflicts that transcend temporal and spatial boundaries and result in multiple layers of marginalities in the diaspora. I am conscious that my self-formation is racialized, gendered, and classed across three primary intersections: as a Pakistani/South Asian; as an Ahmadi Muslim; and as a woman. …”
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The impact of machine translation software on students’ interaction and participation in class by Louise Frith

“…This year, at the University of York, I am undertaking some research into PGT English as a Second Language (ESL) students’ use of machine translation software in the classroom. …”
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LISTENING TO LAW by Robert YELḰÁTŦE Clifford

“…I have learned, and continue to learn, from many different people along this path, and I am so grateful to each of them.  While this story is primarily a self-reflection, the themes and tensions that the character of this story (Cedar) embodies may resonant with many Indigenous people.  …”
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Emplacement in hostile spaces: hopeless notes – commentary to van Liempt by Aura Lounasmaa

“…My commentary draws from my experiences of the United Kingdom (UK) hostile bordering practices, and I am reminded that hostility, policing migration and migrants and bordering practices are not only present, but often framing both the formal and informal infrastructures. …”
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THE ECONOMIC PAMPHLETEER: Rethinking Science: The Highest Research Priority for the Next 5 Years by John Ikerd

“…However, the research indicates that public trust has declined significantly among those who think science should mesh with common sense, who question industrialization, and who are skeptical of the "intellectual establishment." I am an unabashed advocate of common sense, an open opponent of the industrial paradigm, and a frequent critic of an increasingly arrogant intellectual establishment. …”
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From "Sisters" to "Comadres": Translating and Transculturating Tomson Highway's The Rez Sisters by Pilar Somacarrera

“…Since theNative Canadian playwright Tomson Highway imagines his plays in Cree beforetranslating them into English, his dramatic texts  are, in the words of  Gayatri Spivak, “a history of the languagein-and-as-translation. “ As he acknowledges, Highway’s English is permeatedwith the rhythm of the Cree language: “I am actually using English filteredthrough the mind, the tongue and the body of a person who is speaking inCree”  Highway’s text introduces Cree orOjibway words and phrases, providing English translations for them infootnotes. …”
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Johannine Ethics: An Exegetical-Theological Summary and a ‘Desiderative’ Extension of Mimesis by Paul Anthony Hartog

“…As one’s identity (who I am) is transformed, one’s desiderative inclinations (what I desire) are renewed, resulting in changed behavior (how I act).…”
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Norma Giarracca: Working Toward “A World Where Many Worlds Fit” by Pablo Lapegna

“…But she mostly published in Spanish, and thus her work is not readily accessible to many readers around the world. I am deeply grateful to the compañeras and compañeros of Alternautas to offer other researchers the opportunity to access the many insights of Norma’s work. …”
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