A Pragma-Syntactic Study of Vocative in Selected English Novels by Hussein Al-Hassnawi, Hussein Ibrahim

“… This paper attempts to investigate the syntactic-pragmatic relationship associated with vocative use in two English novels–namely, Austen’s Pride and Prejudice (1813) and Hemingway’s The Sun Also Rises (1926). …”
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Wild herbaceous vegetation in agroforestry systems: an asset that should not be overlooked by Sébastien BOINOT, Delphine MÉZIÈRE, Audrey ALIGNIER

“…Agroforestry also gives pride of place to wild herbaceous vegetation, often perceived as a constraint or neglected by humans. …”
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Dante ‘sociologo’, 700 anni dopo by Fabrizio Battistelli

“…As to the moral values he regrets the good old time of his ancestors, when Florence was smaller and not yet invaded by country people thirsting for wealth and power; but he is the same person who despises the aristocratic pride and shows sensitivity for physical love and gender differences. …”
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There Are Six Bodies in This Relationship: An Anthropological Approach to the Romance Genre by Laura Vivanco, Kyra Kramer

“…The primary texts cited span a period of over 200 years and include classics such as Samuel Richardson’s Pamela (1740) and Austen’s Pride and Prejudice (1813) as well as a range of more recent category and single-title romances. …”
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A long hope: the Prometheus Counter-Project by Darko Suvin

“…The route to do so encompasses a revisitation of the connections between theatre and democracy in ancient Greece; a consideration of the variations of the themes of knowledge, injustice and tyranny, material civilization and its control and the unbowed personal will to resist oppression, all evoked by the myth of Prometheus; and teasing out the main lineaments of a meaning for the play for an endangered Athenian democracy, as staged around 440 as well as for authors who have recycled its main theme throughout centuries, and finally for us today. It ends by giving pride of place to a Promethean hope, a long hope, arisen from suffering and wedded to cognition, which has crossed centuries and reached our times in urgency. …”
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Psychotherapy as Ethics by Richard G. T. Gipps

“…Being offered such recognition not only allows a patient to internalise it as a remoralising dignity or healthy pride. It also enables the patient to know herself by animating within herself a range of virtue concepts—courage, probity, repentance, etc.…”
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Adolescent's time use and skills development: Do cognitive and non-cognitive skills differ? by Bareerah Hafeez Hoorani, Jaya Krishnakumar, Paul Anand

“…For non-cognitive skills, we construct a self-esteem variable using pride and shame questions; and a resilience variable using questions pertaining to whether an adolescent can get external help for coping with problems. …”
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Giants in the Frame: A 1964 Photo Analysis of How Malcolm X and Dr. Harry Edwards Connected Race, Religion, and Sport by Whitney Griffin, C. Keith Harrison

“…Harry Edwards synthesizes the visual turn and offers insight into how race, sport, and religion collide to raise minority pride. A contextual analysis accounts for the ways in which visual materials function within broad social ecologies of Black masculinity. …”
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Cultivating Patriotism—A Pioneering Note on a Russian Dimension of Corporate Ethics Management by Natalia N. Yashalova, Dmitry A. Ruban, Natalia A. Latushko

“…Of 10 companies with the biggest annual revenue, four (40%) consider patriotism in their codes. The main topics are pride in a company’s relevance to state development, initiatives, and interests, as well as care for the veterans of the World War II. …”
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Antisocial and impulsive personality traits are linked to individual differences in somatosensory maps of emotion by Soren Wainio-Theberge, Jorge L. Armony

“…Here, we addressed this question in a large sample of healthy individuals through the “bodily maps of emotion” behavioural paradigm, in which participants indicated the location and extent of their body sensations for the 6 basic and 4 additional social emotions (contempt, envy, pride, shame). We found that emotional somatosensation in specific body areas, including the heart, the stomach, and the head, was related to specific personality factors, particularly antisocial attitudes and impulsivity. …”
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Thirty years of Chinese reform:a historical perspective by Francois Godement

“…The Party's undiminished monopoly on political ideas, its legitimization through nationalist pride, its hold over the media and communications, as well as global vindication of its cautiousness, all hint of a neo-classical restoration era. …”
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The Lived Experiences of Female Students with Blindness for Higher Education at Bahir Dar University by Tsigie G. Zegeye

“…Four themes with sub-themes emerged: attitudes of the general environment, institutional environment (campus accessibility and disability support service), learning environment (accessing course materials, reading and assessment experiences), and social environment (interaction with sighted people and sense of accomplishment and pride). The experience of blind female students is primarily that they are treated as a female and blind person by the social environment. …”
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Ovid’s Legacy on Trial. Aristocratic Gender Roles in the Painted Vaults of Two Noble 18th-century Palaces in Macerata by Giuseppe Capriotti

“…The woman is provided with a model for the perfect wife, while the man is urged to be temperate, avoiding pride.…”
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Laboratory Study Of Frequency Dependent Streaming Potentials by Reppert, Philip M., Morgan, F. Dale

“…Both Packard's (1953) and Pride's (1994) models satisfactorily predict the streaming potential behavior for these frequencies, and the measured critical frequencies are directly related to the sample pore diameters.…”
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Lah lah land: a visual exploration of Singlish by Kho, Hong Kai

“…“Lah Lah Land: A Visual Exploration Of Singlish” investigates the usage of Singlish in graphic form for nation-building purposes, fostering a sense of pride in the local community, and tackling the challenge of preserving the vernacular language as an organic and indigenous piece of cultural identity.…”
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Ingest : your garden. by Zhou, Peixuan.

“…In doing so, we hope that it will encourage Singaporeans to explore and share their own national identities and take pride in their local culture by bonding together over an eating experience.…”
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The Kallang Roar : a commentary of sports spectatorship in Singapore by Koh, Yizhe

“…Previously, the Kallang Roar, which is described as the immense support that football had when it was at its peak in the nineties, was well documented and provided a source of pride to the nation. While the benefits of a strong sports spectatorship culture are both economic and social, it has been on the decrease in Singapore despite a focus from the government to improve it. …”
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Rise of an anti-China identity : explaining Japan's hardened foreign and security policy approach towards China by Lim, Jason Chee Keong

“…This paper is focused on the Japanese's threat perception of China's rise and assertiveness since the 2010 Fishing Trawler incident that is undermining Japanese nationalistic pride and security interests. It will argue that as a result of China's rise and aggressive behavior towards Japan, a Japanese 'anti-China' identity rises to dominance as Japan seeks to overcome its vulnerabilities vis-a-vis China. …”
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The history of Chinese medicine in the People's Republic of China and its globalization by Hsu, E

“…In particular, it highlights how Traditional Chinese Medicine (<em>zhongyi</em>), as invented in the 1950s during a period of nationalism marked by idealism and pride in China's ancient philosophy and cultural heritage, has evolved into a medicine that thrives on the contemporary global health market in a neoliberal climate. …”

Proposed upgrading of Proton Edar 3S for Proton Sdn. Bhd at Lot 15 Jalan Lahat, 31450 Menglembu, Ipoh, Perak / Nurul Nadia Aziz by Aziz, Nurul Nadia

“…Hopefully, it can be the pride to Malaysia for the first product in transportation. …”
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