A global perspective: refeaming the history of health, medicine, and disease by Harrison, M

“…Its purpose is not to replace other ways of seeing or to write a new “grand narrative” but to show how transnational and transimperial approaches are vital to understanding some of the key issues with which historians of health, disease, and medicine are concerned. …”

Seeing differently by Lee Davidson

“…By the 1870s, the appropriation of mountains as a cultural landscape for tourism saw a proliferation of images that promoted European ways of seeing mountains, while Māori relationships to their maunga were often framed as quaint or romantic myths and legends. …”
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Parrhesia Discourse Analysis in Hasanak the Vizier Story by mahin tahmasebi

“…These historians state that the history is one of the many discourses or ways of seeing and thinking about the world. The present paper studies Parrhesia discourse analysis in the story if Hasanak the Vizier based on the theory of modern historians. …”
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Finding Wholes in the Metaverse: Posthuman Mystics as Agents of Evolutionary Contextualization by Ryan K. Bolger

“…The method of contextual wholemaking enables new ways of seeing, embracing, communing, complexifying, and creating within the four spheres of the Metaverse. …”
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Traumatic Female Gaze: Julia Pirotte Looking at the Kielce Pogrom by Katarzyna Bojarska

“…In this article, I analyze Julia Pirotte’s photographs of the immediate aftermath of the Kielce pogrom as a resource for conceptualizing the relationship between trauma and photography, gendered ways of seeing, memory and trauma, body and archive, vision and death, death and the archive, images and history, survival, and destruction. …”
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Ethical content in artificial intelligence systems: A demand explained in three critical points by Ana Luize Corrêa Bertoncini, Mauricio C. Serafim

“…For future research, we suggest appreciating new ways of seeing ethics and finding a place for machines, using the inputs of the models we have been using for centuries but adapting to the new reality of the coexistence of artificial intelligence and humans.…”
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The Experience of Learning: Early Adolescents in Organized Youth Programs by Jennifer A. Skuza

“…For youth in this study, learning in an organized program is an experience of discovering new ways of seeing themselves and others in their worlds. …”
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An ‘extraordinary change’ in the Climate: The Transformative Power of Impressionism in George Moore’s Art Criticism by Fabienne Gaspari

“…It shows that the mutations generated by technological advances created new ways of seeing reflected in this new art. In a very insightful way announcing more recent studies, Moore’s texts focus on the shock produced by Impressionism and analyze its effects on the observer’s body. …”
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A posthuman perspective on early literacy: A literature review by Zhen Lin, Guofang Li

“…As such, the posthumanist perspective expands the current research on early literacy by offering new possibilities for re-conceptualizing the child, the materials or resources for early literacy, and the meaning of childhood and children’s play. These new ways of seeing the child, the materials, and childhood have also generated new pedagogical practices that are material-oriented, intra-active, and flexible. …”
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Subject and network: potential and political limits of the (un)making of bodies online by Remedios Zafra

“…The starting point will be the body as a symbolic construction, with its ways of seeing, its identity and social filters and its subjective pretensions; but also the subject from a materialist position that emphasizes the technologically located and amplified body, conditioned by the biopolitical design of the most common electronic devices of recent decades. …”
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Pričenjanje na drugi strani začetka. Husserl in zgodnje avantgarde o primitivnem in začetnem by Dragan Prole

“…Husserl and the Early Avant-Garde on the Primitive and Originary - Following their obsessive desire to bring about different, renewed ways of seeing things, Husserl and the early avant-garde artists tried hard to build open lines of communication with the genuine, “primitive”, authentic. …”
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Drancy–La Muette: Concentrationary Urbanism and Psychogeographical Memory in Alexandre Lacroix’s <i>La Muette</i> (2017) by Diane Minami Otosaka

“…Through a close reading of Alexandre Lacroix’s novel <i>La Muette</i> (2017) and its spatial poetics, this article argues that it is by elaborating new ways of seeing, whereby the interpenetration of past and present, the visible and the invisible, comes to the fore, that the traumatic space of Drancy–La Muette may open up. …”
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But Does It Work? Evidence, Policy-Making and Systems Thinking; Comment on “What Can Policy-Makers Get Out of Systems Thinking? Policy Partners’ Experiences of a Systems-Focused Re... by Tara Lamont

“…Systems thinking provides new ways of seeing the world, focusing attention on the relationship between elements in complex systems and the spaces inbetween. …”
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The Impact of Colonial Thinking Legacy on the Production of Knowledge about the Fine Arts in Southeast Asia by Pernandus Simanullang

“…Postcolonialism questions and rediscovers modes of cultural perception, and ways of seeing and being seen. In anthropology, postcolonialism studies human relations in colonial countries and subaltern societies exploited by colonial rule. …”
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The Image and the Humanities: visual poetics as the possibility of construction of knowledge by Luis Artur Costa, Tania Mara Galli da Fonseca, Margarete Axt

“…The poetic image produces a large variety of transformations in our ways of seeing the world, resulting in an interesting research strategy.…”
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Rippling Outwardly: Archives With Augmented And Mixed Reality by Jeannette Ginslov

“…Furthermore, the use of AI is perceived as enhancing the rippling out of afective somatic states that becomes an embodied materiality1 (orig. emphasis), a relational feminist posthumanist perspective, that, permanently changes ways of seeing and experiencing dance on screens and the notion of a Screendance archive.…”
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A Etnometodologia enquanto Caminho Teórico-metodológico para Investigação da Aprendizagem nas Organizações by Marcelo de Souza Bispo, Arilda Schmidt Godoy

“…From this perspective, this paper aims to present and analyze the possibility of investigation into organizational learning from the concept of practice and in the light of ethnomethodology by examining how they articulate these ideas and to what extent they bring new ways of seeing and understanding this phenomenon. Under the lens of garfinkelian ethnomethodology, the article brings a different view to understanding organizational learning based on the concept of practice (Gherardi, 2006). …”
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Bahai Cuisine and Other Delicacies: Canadian-Brazilian Cultural Encounters and the Invisible Neighbour by Albert Braz

“…Rather, it aims to promote openness to difference through a willingness to engage with other languages and other ways of seeing and being. Indeed, the essay concludes by suggesting that writers develop strategies to remind them that they are dealing with cultures with which they are not intimately familiar, and thus inadvertently avoid injuring foreign sensibilities.…”
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Teoria e metodologia do material experiencial: geograficidades e espacialidades mediadas pelas experiências juvenis no espaço escola. e2321025 by Lucas Renato Adami, Almir Nabozny

“…Thus, Humanist Geography, through phenomenology and hermeneutics, adheres to the study to access the social-spatial experience of the subjects, that is, how Heideggerian being-there (dasein) and dwelling (dwelling) express ways of seeing and being in the world. Through the notion of Themes, the study proposes to identify possibilities of connecting these experiences of the world with the norms that control the becoming and dwelling of the school space, and it is in the meantime that themes such as obligation, professionalization, socialization, knowledge, and technique are interpreted. …”
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Diabetes mellitus, Banting and the discovery of insulin: a paradigm of bibliographical serendipity by Orlando Mejía-Rivera

“…Contributions: This historical review seeks to make visible the importance of serendipities within the investigative-scientific process and highlights the case of Banting to appeal to new ways of seeing processes with complex diseases and thus inspire new doctors to explore this way of approach for the resolution or the search of cure to certain pathologies. …”
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