Study of the story of Platuz (the crucifying of Jesus Christ) in his work and measure it with other texts. by hamid ardestani rostami

“…Methodology In the present descriptive–analytical study, the researcher aimed at reaching the likely reference(s) used by Iranshan bin Abu al-Khair in writing the story of Pilatus in Kush-Nama considering its three mentioned parts, i.e., Jesus' crucification, simon's vengeance, and the Christianization of Romans by Adina and matthew along with other Persian texts such as Manichaean texts (based on Islamic culture), historical texts written in Islamic era (influenced by Persian culture and myths) and stories related to prophets (developed in Islamic culture). …”
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PERFORMANCE IN THE METHODOLOGY OF PHILOSOPHY OF LAW by Юлія Василівна Мелякова

“…Therefore, the degree of the presence of law in the reconstituted situation should not be determined by interpretation and imposition of legal myths (norms and precedents). Such a living justice can not be established by anyone. …”
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Representación social del SIDA en estudiantes de la Ciudad de México Social representation of AIDS among students in Mexico City by Fátima Flores-Palacios, René Leyva-Flores

“…CONCLUSIONS: The social representation of HIV/AIDS in young students conforms a multidimensional corpus where different elements of scientific order and common sense converge and interact, such as beliefs, myths, taboos, and fears. All of these contribute to construct the meaning of AIDS.…”
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The role of women within the fifth column in Madrid during the Spanish Civil War (1936-39) by Flynn, A

“…The Spanish state failed to cultivate the myths, symbols and rituals of nationhood. The Right continued to identify with traditional Catholic religious, symbols, images and discourses of the ‘Cross’ and the ‘Reconquest.’ …”

Oral literature and its social background among the Acholi and Lango by Okot, J, J. p' Bitek Okot

“…In chapters 2 - 5, I examine Acholi and Lango myths and the historical songs of two Acholi dances: otole and bwala, and the mwoc - praise names , and also Lango Age - Sets songs . …”

La Nature et l’Antique, la chair et le contour by Magnien, A

“…Les deux domaines se trouvent confrontés à cette nécessité de transposer dans le langage une expérience d’une autre nature, à passer du visuel au conceptuel pour toucher au grand mythe, défini par M. Foucault, ‘d’un pur Regard qui serait pur Langage, d’un œil qui parlerait’. …”

Mothers of steel: the women of Um Gargur, an Eritrean refugee settlement in Sudan by Bright, N, Bright, Nancee Oku

“…</p> <p>While society's notion of what constitutes honour has calcified in reaction to a situation of extreme social dislocation and jeopardisation of "male" and "female" behaviour patterns, I show in Chapter Six that the women of Um Gargur have recognised their common plight and responded by renegotiating their identity, whilst at the same time being the primary agents - through myths, songs, names, and stories about Eritrea - in the construction of their children's identities as Eritreans. …”

A Comparative study of Daiva's Sin and its Evolution in the Stories of Ancient Iran and Ta'ziehs of Daiva's Tying Thumb Based on Six Poetic Verses by Mahdi mohamadi, Adel Meghdadian, Abolfazl Tajik

“…The aim of this research is to study the nature of sin of demons and their transformation in the myths of ancient Iran and compare it with the taziyeh of tying the thumb of a demon. …”
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Socio-cultural factors related to the tendency toward superstition among women living in the suburbs of Yazd by SeyedAlireza Afshani, Zahar Sheikhalishahi

“…N., Rai, A., Singh, R., & Chaurasia, R. N. (2018). Myths and superstition about epilepsy: A study from North India. …”
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The Princeton reader : contemporary essays by writers and journalists at Princeton University / by McPhee, John, 1931-, Rigolot, Carol., Princeton University.

SPECIFICS OF THE GRAND MOTHER IMAGE TRANSFORMATION IN THE SHORT STORY “THE LOVELY LADY” BY D.H. LAWRENCE by Lyudmyla M. Kulakevych

“…In fact, it creates a conflict in his psyche. And, similar to myths and fairy tales, only with the death of his mother, Lawrence`s hero is freed from her negative influence and gets the opportunity to express his courage and behold femininity. …”
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The romantic outlook of Oriental women between local and global by Noha Fahmy

“…The romantic artist was to overcome the concepts of clarity and replace with bright colors and deep brush tips. Art is the myths and oddities that have found their sources in the world of the East " Women have been at the center of art throughout the ages, and Western artists have expressed their oriental work in oriental art, seeking to discover the mysterious world of women with amazing armaments. …”
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Análisis de la participación del componente indígena en una muestra hospitalaria de la ciudad de buenos aires by Sergio Avena, Alicia S. Goicoechea, Jorge A. Rey, Juan C. Agosti, Francisco R. Carnese

“…Nowadays, these results also question certain myths about our mainly European origin, which does not correspond to the noticeable reality, revealing a different society, with multi-ethnical identity. …”
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Vägivaldne surm Aischylose tragöödias „Agamemnon“ / Violent death in Aeschylus’s tragedy “Agamemnon” by Karina Talts

“… Violence and tragedy are inseparable. Like myths, the bases for most tragic storylines, antique tragedies also depict innumerable murders, sacrifices, suicides, etc. …”
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Biobehavioral survey using time location sampling among female sex workers living in Ghana in 2020 by Samuel Dery, Chris Guure, Seth Afagbedzi, Augustine Ankomah, William Ampofo, Kyeremeh Atuahene, Comfort Asamoah-Adu, Ernest Kenu, Sharon Stucker Weir, Waimar Tun, Daniel Arhinful, Kwasi Torpey

“…Efforts must be made to reach out to the new entrants while also addressing strongly held myths and misconceptions about HIV.…”
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Análisis de la participación del componente indígena en una muestra hospitalaria de la ciudad de buenos aires by Sergio Avena, Alicia S. Goicoechea, Jorge A. Rey, Juan C. Agosti, Francisco R. Carnese

“…Nowadays, these results also question certain myths about our mainly European origin, which does not correspond to the noticeable reality, revealing a different society, with multi-ethnical identity. …”
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L’Orient musulman au Théâtre de la Foire, ou comment exorciser la peur par la bouffonnerie by Claudio Vinti

“…L’hypothèse que je suggère est que la menace des Turcs, encore très présente au début du siècle, petit à petit s’affaiblit au fil des années laissant la place au mythe du « bon Turc », sage et pacifique. Mots clés : théâtre du XVIIIe, exotisme, merveilleux, Orient, peur Riassunto L’immagine dell’Oriente nell’Europa del Settecento si colora di molteplici sfaccettature dopo che la grande paura dei Turchi si andava stemperando per effetto della sconfitta delle armate ottomane sotto le mura di Vienna nel 1683. …”
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Global Tales by Pablo Christoffanini, Lotte Dam

“…There is a treasure trove of legends and myths from different parts of the world with universal themes, dilemmas and morals. …”
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SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION AND SEXUAL ABUSE OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES IN THE REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA by Olivera RASHIKJ

“…At social community level there are still myths and stereotypes, which refer to sexuality of the persons with disabilities. …”
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SUBJETIVIDADE DO SUJEITO-TRADUTORA NA TRADUÇÃO NO BRASIL DO LIVRO MULHERES QUE CORREM COM OS LOBOS by Maria Amelia Lobo Pires

“…The she-translator subjectivity in the translation into Brazilian Portuguese of Women Who Run with the Wolves Abstract: Considering that translation activity is overdetermined by socio-historical and political-ideological circumstances, the main objective of this paper is to analyze subjectivity marks on the translator lexical choices in the translation process into Portuguese of the book Women who run with the wolves: myths and stories of the wild woman archetype. Our corpus is composed by discursive linguistic excerpts, in English and Portuguese, of the story “Vasalisa, the wise”, inside the book written by Clarissa P. …”
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