On (Correctly Representing) Comprehension-Based Monitoring in Speaking: Rejoinder to Nozari (2020) by Ardi Roelofs

“…Finally, I further clarify what comprehension-based monitoring entails empirically, thereby dealing with Nozari’s new criticisms and inaccurate descriptions of empirical findings. …”
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Una «vida» per due trovatori: Arnaut de Tintinhac e Peire de Valeria by Riccardo Viel

“…</p><p>The essay proposes a new critical edition of three poems which are attributed by the scholars to Arnaut de Tintinhac; a wide introduction precedes the editions. …”
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Documenting Diversity: César Brie’s Theater in Bolivia by Magdalena Bournot

“…César Brie’s artistic work together with the Teatro de los Andes –founded by himself– invigorated Bolivia’s theater scene, contributing with a new critical view on the country’s contemporary history. …”
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Shame and Alienation in Kafka’s The Metamorphosis by Karla Sharin Minar, Anton Sutandio

“…By focusing on the interpretation of the characteristics of Gregor Samsa through New Criticism approach, this article reveals that shame and alienation may occur when a person realizes that one is judged by others and sees oneself through the eyes of others.  …”
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Ricau de Tarascon ~ Cabrit, “Cabrit, al meu veiaire” (BdT 422.2 = 105.1) by Walter Meliga

“…The article provides a commentary and a new critical edition of an Occitan tenso between Ricau de Tarascon and Cabrit. …”
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Histoire d'une édition : le Journal de Delacroix, archéologie et reconstitution d'un document by Hannoosh, Michèle

“…Delacroix's Journal is one of the most important works in the literature of art history. The new critical edition of the Journal (Paris, José Corti, 2009) offers a wholly new text, established from the original manuscripts and new manuscript sources; an important critical apparatus; a "Supplement" consisting of 400 pages of newly rediscovered or reconstituted notes; and a biographical dictionary of all contemporaries appearing in the diary. …”
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Peirol, "Coras que·m fezes doler" (BdT 366.9) by Stefano Milonia

“…This essay offers a new critical text, with an extensive note on the manuscript tradition, original translation and commentary.…”
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L’Any Jaume I. Une mobilisation commémorative et ses premiers effets historiographiques by Stéphane Péquignot

“…Numerous editions of documents, biographies and digests, but also more erudite studies, have provided an opportunity to examine the period using new critical tools and have substantially altered the historiographic lens through which it can be viewed. …”
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The Gold Can Stay: The Meaning Transformation of The Word ‘Gold’ In Robert Frost’s Nothing Gold Can Stay And S.E Hinton’s The Outsiders by Anne Lisa Pertiwi

“…This research was conducted by explaining the theme of the poem and the novel referring to New Criticism theory to uncover the meaning transformation of the word ‘gold’ in each work. …”
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Of Majors and Minors: Reflections on Kuwaiti Literature in English by Alaaeldin MAHMOUD

“…Eliot, in his capacity as a New Critic, to theorize on the «value» of the literary text. …”
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Two newly discovered poems by Garcilaso de la Vega by Czepiel, M

“…In this study, I present two newly discovered poems by Garcilaso: the lyric-ode addressed to Bembo which the latter refers to in his correspondence, and another lyric-ode addressed to the poet Johann Alexander Brassicanus. I also present new critical editions of the three extant poems in the light of new witnesses from the same source. …”

Hacia una nueva edición crítica del manual mitológico de Cornuto by José B. Torres Guerra

“…Once that the possibility of rescuing Cornutus’s ipsissima verba as Lang intented is discarded, I present the materials on which a new critical edition of the Summary should be based. …”
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Literatura latinoamericana, meridiano argentino, pasiones críticas by Teresa Orecchia Havas

“…This article studies the exceptional context in which those works came to daylight following three main axes: the rise of a powerful Latin American narrative short before then, the situation of argentine literature, and the surge of new critical discourses of theoretical inspiration. Several specialised languages coexist at the time; the article shows by which tensions the argentine literary field was then dominated. …”
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Teaching in early childhood education: origins of women professional constitution by Rosa Rosa Batista, Eloisa Candal Rocha

“…In this way, the studies of Rock (2012) and Batista (2013) broaden the focus of the research about professionalization for the emergency of teaching, generating new critical questionnaires and investigations about the historical process that constitutes the teaching in Early Childhood Education.…”
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Design Discourses of Transformation by Sharon Prendeville, Mikko Koria

“…For this, we present a framework for transformative action to foster encounters across discourses and engender new critical expressions of and interventions in design theory and practice.…”
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The safety and quality management in the production of brine cheeses by М. R. Мardar, О. А. Kruchek

“…To ensure the quality of the product, two new critical control points were proposed (CCP 2 – brine preparation; CCP 3 – storage of finished products), as well as one operating program (OPP 3 – packaging). …”
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Subterranean Values and Deviance: An Empirical Investigation of the Case of Spain by Gonzalo Herranz de Rafael, Juan Sebastián Fernández-Prados

“…This suggests that there are at least two possible keys to improve or avoid the problem of juvenile crime: prevention or awareness programmes and new critical feminist criminology point of view.…”
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Eliminating white spots by Lana Moraes, Carlos Carvalho, Manoel Rendeiro, Tiago Gil

“…In the last part, technical procedures will be abandoned to interpret the results considering the new critical cartography and ethno-geography positions.…”
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Theories of Authorship and Intention in the Twentieth Century. An Overview by Dario Compagno

“…It argues that initially Husserl, Croce and the New Criticism firmly divided private intentions on the one side and verbal meanings (constituting an ideal subject) on the other. …”
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ARE HUMAN RIGHTS OF RELIGIOUS ORIGIN? by Valentine Zuber

“…However, the universality of human rights is currently seriously challenged by new criticisms - both cultural and religious - emanating from certain countries - generally non-Western. …”
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