Power and Equity in the Academy: Change from Within by Ellie M. Hisama

“…She has always insisted on thinking about how structure and processes are an integral part of the critical questions she raises about representation, narrative, tropes, and musical meaning, viewed through various lenses including gender and sexuality. …”
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In This Issue: Race and Ethnicity in Food Systems Work by Duncan Hilchey

“…We hope this issue stimulates both scholars' and practitioners' thinking about how we move forward during a time of renewed interest in civil rights. …”
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A Comparative Study of the Mythical time in Sohrab Sepehri’s Poems and Mikhail Lermontov by Yekta Mir Ahmadi, Fateme Casi

“…According to the results of this research, it seems that the theme of myth and mythical time is present in the works of two poets, and time in the works of Sepehri and Lermontov is a sacred and mythical time. 2.Methodology     Thinking about time is a topic that has occupied the mind of this Romanian thinker, and in the works of this researcher, it is always seen as a recurring theme, in such a way that, according to critics, time is the main hero of his works. …”
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Explaining the Antecedents and Consequences of Workplace envy Based on Social Comparison Theory by Mehdi Mohazabi, Mahmoud Moradi

“…Social comparison means "the process of thinking about (or comparing) information about one or more people who are related to the person" (Smith et al., 2017). …”
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Interstices Issue 16: The urban thing CFP by Andrew Douglas, Hannah Hopewell

“…Indeed, what do we get at all by thinking about phenomena and things themselves as ‘urban things’? …”
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Kirjandus ja digitaalne tehnoloogia / Literature and Digital Technology by Marin Laak, Piret Viires

“…The aim of this article is to give an overview as to how digital technology has influenced re-thinking about literature and literary history in Estonia as well as has had impact on creating new digital literary genres.  …”
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A Research on the Causes and Consequences of Divorced Women's Custody Using Grounded Theory by Hamed Shiri, Mohammad Habibi

“…Although the former should be analyzed with caution (due to the class homogeneity of the studied sample), the claims of the latter are confirmed in an empirical and concrete way by thinking about the causal causes (Social-legal compulsion and maternal emotions), Contextual conditions (marital child), intervening factors (breadwinner role and domestic violence) and especially the consequences (poverty, role pressure, dependence and feeling of abandonment).…”
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The educational role of “self” in the literary and mystical thoughts of Mowlavi and Iqbal Lahori by Zaynab Rostaminasab

“…Based on his education in and deep thinking about modern teachings and sciences particularly philosophy, he consciously and critically investigated the foundations and fundamental layers of Islamic culture and civilization on the one hand and Western culture and civilization on the other and considered following a “Muslim self” as the secure way of passing dangerous paths leading to underdevelopment of the Islamic world. …”
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Maternidad y toma de decisiones en mujeres que viven con el VIH en países desarrollados: una revisión sistemática con síntesis de investigación cualitativa by Ariadna Huertas-Zurriaga, Patrick A. Palmieri, Joan E. Edwards, Sandra K. Cesario, Sergio Alonso-Fernandez, Lidia Pardell-Dominguez, Karen A. Dominguez-Cancino, Juan M. Leyva-Moral

“…For women living with HIV thinking about having a baby is difficult because HIV complicates many areas of daily living. …”
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An Analysis of the Process of Sanctification of Tree in the Cultural Sphere of Halil Rood by Mohsen Akbarizadeh, Fatemeh Taheri

“…Conclusion The main reason of the holiness or sanctification of the tee comes from the natural and intrinsic properties of the tree itself, such as the constant growth, renewal, and greenness of the tree that has led to an animistic and vibrant thinking about it and has found a supernatural power. …”
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Gender and Religiosity by Fateme Modiri, Taghi Azadarmaki

“…Discussion of Results & Conclusion According to findings of the research, women are significantly more religious than men in all components of religiosity, including; religious values, religious beliefs, personal religious duties, religious consequences, thinking about meaning of life, prayer to God in addition to religious practices and belief in peacefulness of religion. …”
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What is Evidence? (editorial) by Denise Koufogiannakis

“…Hence, the initial evidence of “what do I know” becomes an area that is crucial to future research that will be of value to practice improvement.We need to start thinking about how we put all these different pieces of evidence together to make the best decisions possible. …”
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Architecture and the Time of Space by Deborah Hauptman

“…The concerns that have always called me towards thinking about architecture as the imagined and constructed world in which we live are those that query the very nature of concepts, notions, ideologies and intellectual constructions and beliefs upon which culture and society – architecture as both a cultural product and a social actor – are formed. …”
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GRAPHIC NOVEL TRANSLATION: SEMIOTIC AND MULTIMODAL PERSPECTIVE by Anna V. Khodorenko.

“…It is recommended to read the translation after a couple of days without looking at the original text thinking about whether or not the author would choose the same words, style, intonation; 6) Culture references create a certain atmosphere and are translated (6.1) literally as in the example of gefiltefish translation or (6.2) simplification is used the culture in case of translation of the same unit into Russian рыбафиш; 7) translation of anthroponyms and proper names. …”
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Introduction by Marieke Venselaar

“…The dominant ways of thinking about organizations are all variations on a triangle-shaped model that represents strategic, tactic and operational level. …”
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Politicize my Bioethics by Celina Malavé

“…This is my first piece in a series I’m thinking about calling “Politicize my bioethics,” a series that works to give us examples upon which it is absolutely crucial to bring in politics (or really just notice because they are already there), particularly when we are thinking critically about a bioethical issue. …”
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COPING WITH COVID-19: URGENT NEED FOR BUILDING RESILIENCE THROUGH COGNITIVE BEHAVIOUR THERAPY by Farooq Naeem, Muhammad Irfan, Afzal Javed

“…The cognitive model postulates three specific concepts to explain the psychological basis of depressive illness; (a) the cognitive triad i.e., what a person thinks about the self, others and the future, (b) dysfunctional beliefs i.e., beliefs that are formed during early development and are triggered when a person faces a challenging situation and the (c) cognitive errors. …”
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Analytical Comparison of How the Life of Jalal al-Din Khwarazmshah is Narrated in Historiographical and Literary Texts (Representation of the Narration of the Indus Battle, 1221 AD... by Ebrahim Khodayar, Atefeh Salarvand

“…Jalal al-Din does not have a very good image in this form of narration and only thinks about his own salvation.Each of these three narrators, Ibn al-Athir (an impartial historian in the Mosul region, who is the originator of Jalal al-Din's narratives), Nasawi (Jalal al-Din's secretary, who usually deals with the narratives emotionally due to his attachment to Jalal al-Din) and Juveyni (the court secretary of Arghun Aqa and Hulagu khan), they have recreated this narrative and drawn different faces of Jalal al-Din from their own perspective and position. …”
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Zorgcoöperaties: een wetenschappelijke verkenning vanuit drie perspectieven by Jogé Boumans, Winke Swinkels, Ien van de Goor, Katrien Luijkx

“…Caregivers sometimes reported receiving after-hours calls from care recipients and/or thinking about the situation of the care recipients when they were at home.Initiators had varying motivations for setting up a care cooperative. …”
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The Wonder of Delays by Alexandra T. Vazquez

“…Market and marketing sense and nonsense have given too many empirical shelters from hard thinking about how music is lived and breathed in the social. …”
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