Life is Beautiful / by Nasrullah Amran, author

Dr. B. T. Maskati: Life is Beautiful by Quresh Maskati, Mrittika Sen, Santosh G Honavar

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Siti Hasmah turns 88: AN INSPIRATION: She shares her life of beautiful experiences by Othman, Zaharah

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La représentation de la petite ville dans les téléfilms de Noël américains by Marie-Eve Férérol

“…The aim of this paper is to question the image of the small American town through the prism of Christmas TV movies which, since Capra's Life is Beautiful in 1946, are known to be champions of these urban places. …”
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Laughing and Crying at the Same Time: Reading Biyi Bandele’s Burma Boy through a Bergsonian Theory of the Comic by Christina Howes

“…Joseph Heller’s novel Catch 22 and movies such as Tai a Waititi’s Jojo Rabbit or Roberto Benigni’s Life is Beautiful exemplify artistic expression that uses laughter to substantiate the poignant absurdity of war and genocide. …”
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Seminar Motivasi : Membangun Karakter Positif Gen Alfa Untuk Meraih Impian by Isna Siskawati

“…The seminar material consists of 4 (four) themes; build your positive character, achieve your dreams, you are great and life is beautiful. Service results: the seminar ran satisfactorily based on the results of the impression sheet and messages written by participants and parents. …”
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Wanita Muslimah dalam Wacana Media Analisis Wacana Artikel �Topik Kita� di Majalah NooR Periode 2010 - 2011 terhadap Muatan Nilai - Nilai Wanita Islam Kontemporer by , NUR KUMALA HAPSARI, , Rahayu, S.IP., M.Si., M.A.

“…The issues which analyzes include women and Islamic life, women and independentâ��s life and beautiful and active woman.…”

Voicing the Longing of the “Adolescent Heart” through Photography and Film: Connecting Transcendence and Revelation in Catholic Religious Education by Edward Wright

“…All throughout such a process, adolescents learn more what God’s revelation entails and its potential to make human life more beautiful and meaningful. …”
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Things I Want My Daughters To Know / by Noble, Elizabeth, author 178194

Autobiographie et écriture de l’intime dans les romans de Malika Mokeddem by Fizia Hayette Boulahbel Mokhtari.

“…We have tried through the example of Malika Mokeddem, who is an Algerian French-speaking writer, to show precisely that she is an exception compared to other North African writers who opt for a kind of reserve tendency to make their family and social life more beautiful. Many of the criteria cited above are not applicable to her, she makes revelations about her experience without considering, for example, the religious, or social factor. …”
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Natural Methapors of Symbols and Social Impact in Sakura Song Lyrics By Ikimono Gakari by Hastuti Nur

“…Sakura can only bloom beautifully in a very short time like human life is beautiful but runs short. The cherry tree has also become a symbol for renewal and rebuilding after the death and destruction caused by the earthquake and tsunami.…”
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Care ethics and empathic Practices in dealing with MS Patients (ORP-62) by Hanieh Zaer Rezaei

“…We are not going to tell him that life is beautiful; see its beauty and enjoy it. All of these phrases make patients feel incomprehensible. …”
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Soleil à coudre de Jean d’Amérique by Marjorie Jung

“…Act of resistance in front of a mortiferous reality, it allowsto oppose to ‘the death in the life’, a beauty absolute.…”
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Cosmetic surgery industry in Brazil: an assessment using cause and effect model and risk assessment matrix by Teo, Poh Chuin, Lim, Johan Kii Geat, Ho, Theresa C. F., Tan, Sim Yin

“…Risk and Assessment Matrix was adopted to analyse the risks and consequences of cosmetic surgery to physical and mental health of patients, and the Cause and Effect Model Lastly was employed to identify the possible root causes for Brazilians to risk their life for beauty. The findings showed that the different types of cosmetic surgery complications carry different level of risks and consequences to patients, and the evolving cosmetic surgery trend in Brazil is driven by the factors include culture, cost of offering, growing economy of the country, and celebrity trend. …”
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Christopher Alexander’s Battle for Beauty in a World Turning Ugly: The Inception of a Science of Architecture? by Per Galle

“…He is also a practicing architect and builder with a passion for creating and restoring life and beauty to our physical environment. In this essay I review, evaluate, and reflect on some of his particularly fruitful, promising, or problematic ideas. …”
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Image of Bajau Kubang Sunduk on Omadal Island by Junior Kimwah, Zaimie Sahibil

“…The unique elements of life and beauty are translated through geometric and organic patterns engraved on each of the sunduk planes. …”
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A beautiful life. by Wong, Ryane Weiqian.

“…The inspiration and focus of ‘A Beautiful Life’ is to find the small things in Life where Beauty exists. In hopes that one can learn the importance of appreciation and gratitude towards our existence so that we value Life and find happiness and satisfaction in it. …”
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Elephants, rainbows, flowers and bees: Interdisciplinary research driven by botanic garden collections by Beverley J. Glover

“…Perhaps most importantly, it celebrates the life‐enhancing beauty of plants in all their diversity. Summary Cambridge University Botanic Garden was established on its current site in 1846 by Charles Darwin's mentor, John Stevens Henslow. …”
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An Attempt to Percept the Searching of God in Unknown Work and Poetry of Zdenka Serajnik by Mateja Pevec Rozman

“…In the search for the truth about oneself, one encounters both: the abyss within oneself and the awareness of greatness and beauty that reflects external beauty, eternal beauty, the Beauty of the One who gives life, the beauty of God who supplicates the life and draws his Divine essence into that life. …”
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The responsibility of art to the ethical in Lolita by Vladimir Nabokov, Death in Venice by Thomas Mann and In the Mood for Love by Wong Kar Wai by Loh, Amanda Phieh Hsin

“…Therein lies the power of the medium of the novel and film as it not only exposes the immorality of the subject matter but also explores other pertinent issues concerning life, love, beauty and truth.…”
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