The ménage à trois of healthcare: the actors in after-AI era under patient consent by Riccardo Saccà, Rachele Turrini, Francesco Ausania, Stefania Turrina, Domenico De Leo

“…Finally, given the evolution of informed consent in relation to the use of this new technology, seven guiding principles were proposed to guarantee the right to the most informed consent or dissent.…”
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The U.S. Role in Restructuring the Middle East by Arslan Muhammetkurbanovich Gurbangeldiyev

“…In the beginning of the XXI century, the United States relied on Turkey in the Middle East, but “neo-Ottoman” ambitions of Turkish government have caused such strong fears in Washington that in order to control its influence on the neighboring countries, the United States decided to limit the mediating role of Ankara in overall conflicts and dissentions in the region, by giving the prerogative to the other Sunni countries. …”
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The Salters’ Hall Controversy: Heresy, Subscription, or Both? by Owens Jesse F.

“…The Salters’ Hall controversy (1719) was a watershed event in the history of English Dissent. Some historians have interpreted the controversy as an early sign of the theological demise of the English General Baptists and the English Presbyterians. …”
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Engaging with Dewey’s Valuation in Religious Education to Enhance Children’s Spirituality for Democratic Life by Audrey Statham, R. Scott Webster

“…Such an educated way of being, which is essential for democratic life, requires young people to be educated spiritually so that they are able to transcend the pressures to conform to public consensus and the will of authoritarianism, and instead to actively live their spirituality by undertaking activities that pursue the good, even when such activities are deemed to dissent from public opinion.…”
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Lenses of Iran’s Role in Syria’s Conflict through a Comparison between BBC and Sputnik: News Approaches from Revisionist, Multilateral, and Counter-Hegemonic Discourse by Davoud Gharayagh-Zandi

“…Syria’s domestic dissent created the foundation for the country’s civil conflict, where foreign actors have favored the different sides since the 2011 Arab Spring. …”
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Le tragique dans Roxana : Defoe avait-il lu The Complete Art of Poetry (1718) de Charles Gildon ? by Baudouin Millet

“…It is commonly assumed that Daniel Defoe, as a Dissenting writer, was not familiar with the renewed interest in the poetic discussions of tragedy that flourished in early-18th century Britain. …”
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Wayang Kulit Tradisional dan Pasca-Tradisional di Jawa Masa Kini by Matthew Isaac Cohen

“…Enterprising artists tap into new funding sources to renew audiences, strategic alliances are struck between academics and performers, and after the long hiatus of a military dictatorship under President Soeharto, wayang kulit has resumed its role as a mouthpiece for political commentary and dissent. In addition to traditional wayang kulit, the last decade has seen a surge of post-traditional wayang kulit. …”
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William Godwin's place in eighteenth century memoir writing: the example of the Memoirs of Mary Wollstonecraft by Pérez Rodríguez, Eva María

“…My article shows how Godwin drank in the biographical tradition of his day, but also how his distinctive Dissenting insistence on detail, and his reckless adherence to truth - also remnants from Political Justice - marked his Memoirs of Mary Wollstonecraft as typical in his canon. …”
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Comparative Analyses of Maliki and Hanbali Thought on Waqf Istibdāl by Nanda Arisqa Lapatantja, Muammar Bakry

“…This article aims to describe and Analyze dissent from Maliki and Hanbali on the practice of istibdāl endowments and endowment empowerment adopted by Act No. 41 of 2004. …”
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Investment in Indonesia After Constitutional Court’s Decision in the Review of Job Creation Law by Yati Nurhayati, Mohd Zamre Mohd Zahir, Ifrani Ifrani, Parman Komarudin

“…It was among a few decisions made by the Constitutional Court to accept a formal review, even if some dissenting opinions followed it. While the decision has largely influenced a wide array of regulatory laws because the Job Creation Law adopts the omnibus law model, the pivotal issue in this paper rests on the legal basis for investment in Indonesia after this decision. …”
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Tolerating the doubting Thomas: How centrality of religious beliefs versus practices influences prejudice against atheists by Jeffrey eHughes, Igor eGrossmann, Adam B. Cohen

“…This research has implications for the psychology of religion, anti-atheist prejudice, and cross-cultural attitudes regarding where dissent in beliefs or practices may be tolerated or censured within religious groups.…”
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Adivinhe quem não vem para jantar.... by Rogerio Diniz Junqueira, Marco Aurelio Prado

“…We take from the notion of political as a dissent to demonstrate how political discourse in election period are looking for a certain neutrality of ideological positions in an attempt to capture a terrain of political consensus. …”
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The Clash of Two Christianities in the Images of Zosima and Ferapont by Lazar Milentijevic

“…In his vocabulary, there is no frenzy and hatred towards the dissenters: only sympathy for the suffering. The ascetic Ferapont, obsessed with the sinful state of the world, is one step from the Inquisition. …”
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The Story of a Feminist WomanGoddess: Re-reading, Re-telling and Ritualizing Draupadi in India Today by Komal Agarwal

“…My thesis is that the narrative of Draupadi will continue to remain a cult myth, thereby leading to more future artistic manifestations, primarily because her assimilation in the Indian cultural psyche is somewhat incomplete, as she remains an untamed woman with strong political and sociological views, refusing to bow down to the questionable standards of the Indian society, voicing her dissent, rage and protest at her exploitation at the hands of a patriarchal system. …”
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Where Does the Gileadverse Go?: Adaptation and Transmediality in Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale by Nicolangelo Becce

“…Besides, an aggressive marketing campaign to promote the eponymous MGM-Hulu TV series represents a top-down effort to further expand the transmedia universe of Gilead, and Handmaids have become a worldwide popular source of inspiration for voicing political dissent. Both the TV series and The Testaments present a systematic expansion in terms of storyline and character development; as a result, the main character of Atwood’s novel has been transformed into an unstoppable heroine of the Gileadverse, and her legacy is finally capable of pushing the Gilead regime to its demise. …”
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Emergence of an authoritarian democracy: the ghost of Nat Nakasa by Keneilwe Radebe

“…The policy in question restricted media coverage of public protests involving the destruction of state property and was arguably introduced as a way to limit public dissent and public participation in service delivery woes and corruption. …”
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Surveillance by any other name? Understanding counter-surveillance as critical discourse and practice by Gemma Galdon Clavell

“…Is all surveillance wrong or can control and data-mining be put to the service of dissent or the common good? This paper explores how definitions of counter-surveillance, sousveillance , privacy and data protection have been theorized in the existing literature and artistic practices and confront them with recurring themes in critical surveillance studies.…”
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JEWISH IDENTITIES WITHIN THE AMERICAN SELVES: ETHNOCENTRIC ANXIETIES IN THREE JEWISH-AMERICAN AUTHORS by Vakrilen Kilyovski, Ivan Angelov

“…In Heller’s Good as Gold (1979), the author makes the backward journey from radical dissent to compliance with the ethnic aspect of his identity, thus closing the circle and reaffirming his ineffable ‘Jewishness’ as part of his broader ‘American Identity’. …”
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Contegra conduit for reconstruction of the right ventricular outflow tract: a review of published early and mid-time results by Athanasiou Thanos, Protopapas Aristotle D

“…</p> <p>Conclusion</p> <p>A dissent on the performance of the Contegra is discussed, while results are satisfactory in the majority of studies apart for the smallest conduits (12 and 14 millimetre), suggesting an association to compromised run-off. …”
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Psychiatrization of Resistance: The Co-option of Consumer, Survivor, and Ex-patient Movements in the Global South by Jenny Logan, Justin M. Karter

“…After setting out our understanding of psychiatrization as a political process in the sense that it enacts a particular “ontological politics”, one that foregrounds psychiatric interpretations of difference and dissent to the exclusion of other possible meanings, we examine the reach and complexity of psychiatrization in the suppression of political and social movements that attempt to resist oppressive norms and institutions. …”
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