“Single, seventies, and stuck”: a discourse analysis of the “leftover women” or Sheng Nu in China in the blogosphere by Murti, Desideria Cempaka Wijaya

“…Although it was a derogatory lexicon against women, but some researchers have argued that sheng nu is a sign of women’s emancipation because these women usually have successful careers. …”
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Islamic critical theory: a tool for emancipatory education by Williams, Fawzia Gilani

“…I argue that this type of Islamic Critical Theory can critique every aspect of life and present a solution that is in harmony with the teachings of the Quran and Sunnah and can lead to emancipation, transformation and a better life. This paper essentially demonstrates how Islamic Critical Theory is an emancipatory theory. …”
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Knowledge super corridors in Southeast Asia: seeing and doing from a critical lens by Han, Chun Kwong

“…Secondly, the author provides a critique of underpinning assumptions and presumptions whereby the constraining conditions of the status quo and emancipation become knowable and explicit, that is, knowledge for evaluation. …”
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World society in the 21st century: Some reflections in philosophy by P., Vijandran

“…In the contemporary world, super national organisations and regional organisations to a large extent plays a quintessential role in order establish conflict less world.However the human community is suffering a lot due to the scour ages of war.War starts not in the battlefield, but it starts from the minds of the people stated by UNESCO.Individuals and their emancipation is the need of the hour in the contemporary world order. …”
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African American female subjectivity: reading postcolonialism in Toni Morrison’s The Bluest Eye by Shapii, Aspalila, Alobeytha, Faisal Lafee Etan, Shaik Ismail, Sharifah Fazliyaton

“…Morrison has succeeded in delivering a clear message relating to the black woman‟s subjectivity; she enhances the concept of emancipation of soul and thought among the black community, besides the concept of women‟s rights.…”
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Oscuras quimeras: metamorfosis e híbridos humano-animal en algunos textos de literatura hispanoamericana contemporánea by Ilaria Stefani

“…Firstly, the article examines how the becoming-animal concept merges with the feminine subject’s emancipation, as well as with the deconstruction of the patriarchal family structure; secondly, it explores the conjunctions between human-animal hybrids and cyborgs.…”
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Collaborative survival in the city: Envisioning alternative urban futures through Black agrarian praxis by Justine Lindemann

“…Urban food production, in this case, serves as a praxis and a knowledge frame for liberation and emancipation. This paper explores urban agrarianism among Black residents in light of two historical moments that have deeply impacted Cleveland, and that I argue have shaped and informed Black agrarian praxis and growers' urban imaginaries. …”
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CONDITIONS OF FORMATION OF NEW TOURIST DESTINATIONS IN THE TERRITORY OF ALTAI KRAY IN THE POST-SOVIET PERIOD by S. V. Kharlamov

“…After the collapse of the Soviet Union, restructuring of the system of tourism (earlier oriented exclusively on natural tourist and recreational resources) began in Altai Kray, where the first tourist centers had appeared in the late 1930s. After the emancipation of Gorno-Altai Autonomous Region, the Kray lost its popular natural tourist resources and the main objects of the tourism industry. …”
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Edward Said and the Margins by Tom Thomas

“…Music gave to him metaphors for human emancipation, while “transgression” was vital. His acknowledgement and assimilation of fellow critics is also mentioned. …”
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Dziga Vertov and Walt Whitman: Poetic Image in Documentary Films by K. L. Goryachok

“…The author finds similarities between the two artists in relation to the individual, the desire for equality and emancipation, the search for a spiritual principle in collectivism. …”
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German Women, Industrial Society, and the Great War: On the Changing Gender Roles by Nikolay Nikolaevich Baranov

“…For a long time, in historiography, the opinion prevailed that World War I was a decisive factor in the emancipation of women in Germany in the twentieth century. …”
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Education and Self-knowledge: On Actuality of philosophical-educational ideas of Hryhorii Skovoroda and Johann Gottlieb Fichte by Марія Култаєва

“…First of all, that affects the perspective of the emancipation of human and society both in secular versions and in the projects of renewed religion, with the framework prerequisites for the transformation of the latter proposed by Skovoroda and Fichte. …”
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Introduction by Émilie Hamon-Lehours, Martine Stirling

“…Il s'inscrit aussi dans la continuité des recherches sur le genre menées par les deux laboratoires qui ont donné lieu aux publications suivantes : Working Women, 1800-2017: A Never-Ending (R)Evolution, sous la direction de Martine Stirling et Delphine Sangu, 2021; Figures de femmes dans les cultures européennes, sous la direction de Galina Subbotina, 2021; Regards croisés France-Asie centrale, sous la direction de Licia Bagini, 2021; Circulations migratoires féminines dans l'espace hispanique et lusophone contemporain : vers une émancipation, sous la direction d'Elvire Diaz, Emmanuelle Simon et Ludivine Thouverez, 2020; et Politiques familiales et politiques d'emploi "genrées" au Royaume-Uni et en Europe, sous la direction de Susan Finding et Anémone Kober-Smith, 2013.…”
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The Slave Narrative of Wuthering Heights by Mahmoud Salami TurkiAl-Thubaiti

“…This article explores how Emily Brontë, in Wuthering Heights, uses the discourse of race and slavery, or emancipation from slavery, to further a political project of freeing the underprivileged, Heathcliff, the excluded, demonised, and homeless slave, from the grip of the rich. …”
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DE LA GENESE DU SIGNE DU SENS ET DU CONCEPT, PENSEE VERBALE ET PENSEE LOGIQUE by Philippe GENESTE

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Political Participation and Request for Change: The Role of Education by Nataliya Latova

“…In addition, it has been suggested that the emancipation of a group of highly educated Russians from the state is incomplete. …”
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De la révolte à la réforme : rébellions musulmanes à l’ordre colonial en Asie du Sud-Est (1820-1930) by Rémy Madinier

“…À l’orée du xxe siècle, un nouveau type de rébellion vit le jour : il procédait d’un retournement des valeurs proclamées par l’Occident en faveur de l’émancipation des peuples dominés. Ce nationalisme fut nourri de diverses idéologies et le réformisme musulman, concordisme de combat, en constitua la déclinaison islamique. …”
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« Femmes, écologie et engagements politiques du Sud au Nord » : actualité de l’écoféminisme by Larrère Catherine

“…Si ce type de mouvement s’expose à l’accusation d’essentialisation ou de naturalisation, les discussions ont fait ressortir la pluralité des références à la nature ainsi que celle des formes d’émancipation.…”
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Dare to Know, or the Gospel According to Kant by Sergey N. Gradirovsky

“…I examine the causes and consequences of the theses about Enlightenment which makes a plea for emancipation from the shackles of guardianship, above all by getting rid of one’s own cowardice. …”
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The Soviet Legacy as Institutional and Symbolic Resource for Post-Soviet State-Building by Bereznyakov, D.V., Kozlov, S.V.

“…In these conditions, the disintegration of the supra-ethnic Soviet macro-political identity was accompanied by active emancipation of those symbolic policy strategies that were directly based on the resource pool that had emerged as a result of the Soviet national policy and more broadly, of the Soviet modernization project overall.…”
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