The connection of arts with multiple cultures and its role in building society by Feby Saiid Fahmy Andraws Andraws

“…This contributes to contemplating details and inscriptions of various artworks.Hence the art role through science and technology to contribute for solving societal problems and individuals, as well as developing the community’s aesthetic culture and raising the aesthetic sense through the influence of different fields of arts, and the absorption of different cultures. …”
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Epigraphical space and imperial power in Athens. Altars and statue bases for Augustus and the imperial family by Valentina Vari

“…Altars and statue bases communicate, for their nature, with the observer, that moves every day in an ‘allusive space’. The inscriptions placed on the supports give an additional supply within this communicative process. …”
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Cognitive Investigation of a Multi-meaning Verb in Poetry by Shivan Foomani by Saeede Shoja razavi

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The Problem of Context in Comparative Education Research by Noah W. Sobe, Jamie Kowalczyk

“…Ascriptions of Context can operate as externally imposed categories that enclose, disable, and deny access to resources, opportunities, agency, and subject positions. In like measure, inscriptions of Context can sometimes enable, increase access and generally privilege particular cultural groups or particular social settings. …”
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The Gerousia of Akmonia by Nikos Giannakopoulos

“…The purpose of this paper is to evaluate the information on the institution of the Gerousia provided by three inscriptions from Akmonia, meticulously published by Ender Varinlioğlu in REA (108) 2006. …”
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An Underground Rock-Cut Shrine near Amatsya, Judean Foothills, Israel by Boaz Zissu, Nurit Shtober-Zisu

“…According to paleographic analysis, the Aramaic lapidary inscriptions, which possibly mention two deities, El and Adon, are tentatively dated to the 5th-4th centuries BCE. …”
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RESEARCH REGARDING DIFFERENT APPLICATIONS OF SILVER IN TEXTILE by PRALEA Jeni, ȘOLTUZ Elena

“…The experiment creates premises for developing of project concepts, products and inscriptions (applications of graphic signs), ionization treatments with silver ions, which ensures the quality of the septic product in an ecological way (no preservatives and no toxic chemicals), characterized by a modern design. …”
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THE ROMAN IMPERIAL HOARD OF SESTERTII FOUND IN DOBRUJA PASSIM, ANTE 2016 by Steluța Marin, Emanuel Viorel Petac

“…The coins are heavily worn out, with the inscriptions just partially visible and a lighter weight. …”
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The chronology of Gezer from the end of the late bronze age to iron age II: A meeting point for radiocarbon, archaeology egyptology and the Bible. by Lyndelle C Webster, Samuel R Wolff, Steven M Ortiz, Marcella Barbosa, Cameron Coyle, Gary P Arbino, Michael W Dee, Quan Hua, Geraldine E Jacobsen

“…Since the identity of Gezer with "Tell Jezer" is quite literally 'set in stone' by some dozen boundary inscriptions, along with impressive Bronze and Iron Age remains, research at this site provides a unique opportunity to compare text and archaeology, as well as bring to light the undocumented everyday lives of the city's inhabitants. …”
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A feminist analysis of ‘Dhako en …’ (A woman is …) proverbs among the Luo community of Kenya by Daniel Otieno

“…Postcolonial feminism conceptualises the female body as volatile to theorise the inherent vibrant activities of (re)identification of the self from the social masculine inscriptions. In addition to that, the female body is also understood as a subject of conquest in a political struggle to emancipate the self from the instigators of its suppression. …”
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Arab Migration During Early Islam: The Seventh to Eighth Century AD from an Archaeological Perspective by Nol Hagit

“…This article looks at these texts as well as at contemporary “archaeological texts” (inscriptions and papyri documents) and archaeology. Each of these sources provides different information under different limitations which sometimes correlates with another. …”
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Regional Buddhist Communities in Tang China and Their Social Networks: The Network of Master Fayun (?–766) by Anna Sokolova

“…Central to this effort is a dataset that documents over 2000 interactions between some 700 actors that were extracted from stelae inscriptions, monastic biographical collections, historical accounts, letters, and poems. …”
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The photographic image of works of art as an instrument of expert appraisal and attribution (on the example of paintings and drawings by V. I. Shukhaev) by Yakovleva Elena P.

“…In addition to the above, these include photographs containing inscriptions on the passe-partout or on the back. All this material allows one to imagine what the lost works of art looked like, provides a basis for confirming the authorship and date of creation of the artist’s works, makes it possible to identify variants and copies of paintings, exclude fakes, show stages and peculiarities in the creation of a work of art by the artist, and in some cases witness the repainting of works many years later, which was typical of V.I. …”
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Rus’ian Book-Cover Plaque in Byzantine Sougdaia by Vadim Vladislavovich Maiko

“…However, in view of the finds of ceramic fragments featuring Rus’ian inscriptions, the seals of the princes of Tmutorokan, and such an important and rare object as the book-cover plaque, there are reasons to resume the discussion on the political status of the Eastern Crimea in the age of the climax of the Principality of Tmutorokan.…”
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On the Reform of the Administrative System of Byzantium’s Possessions in the Crimea in the Last Quarter of the 6th Century by Aleksandr I. Aybabin

“…In 571 or after 572 the steppes bordering with the Bosporus between Meotid and the Caucasian mountains were captured by the Turks. The inscriptions from Cherson and Taman indicate the reaction of Byzantium to a new threat. …”
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Achaemenes and the Black Sea; Causes and results of the expansion of an empire by Ahmad Fazlinejad, Abdolrasool Kheirandish

“…In this descriptive and analytical study has been reviewed the reason and circumstance of presence of Achaemenes in the area of the Black Sea, by study of Achaemenes inscriptions and Hellenic works and also researches of contemporary historians. …”
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Posthumous Release for Lay Women in Tang China: Two Cases from the Longmen Grottoes by Pinyan Zhu

“…Canonical Buddhist scriptures taught these women that their social gender presented an obstacle to the final release. Dedicatory inscriptions at women’s burials and two tales of miraculous events at Longmen further suggest that family ties, an important constituent of women’s social gender, were believed to persist posthumously. …”
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The particle "ma" in Old Sundanese by Aditia Gunawan, Evi Fuji Fauziyah

“…Based on an examination of fifteen Old Sundanese texts (two inscriptions, eight prose texts, and five poems), we have identified 730 occurrences of ma. …”
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Le territoire celtibère : essai de définition by Pierre-Yves Lambert

“…Evidence can be found on a linguistic level, but it is not always consistent: onomastic sources tend to show a far wider area of Celtiberian occupation that that strictly defined by Celtiberian inscriptions. We need to view the Celtiberian dimension afresh, as a variable entity defined by a more or less violent expansive movement outwards from a mountainous zone of refuge. …”
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An inquiry into the ethics of amatory writing in Roland Barthes’s A Lover’s by Liang, Lavinia Wanyu

“…These include the narrative ethics surrounding the Lover's Discourse's narcissistic love of amatory writing itself; its absorption of the ‘reader-Other’ into the self-same of the characters / figures through a projection on and/or identification with the inter-text of the narrative world - this enraptures the reader instead of inviting a Levinasian encounter where the text develops an ethical response in the reader engaging critically with the Lover’s Discourse; writing towards the disappearance of the body in love, which dangerously erases its historicity and the inscriptions of culture on it. In particular, this thesis focuses on the implications for the feminine lover, whose feminist concerns need to be acknowledged alongside writing the Lover's Discourse in an ethical approach. …”
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