Telemedicine as bridge to the offline world for person affected with problematic internet use or internet use disorder and concerned significant others by Laura Bottel, Bert Theodor te Wildt, Matthias Brand, Magdalena Pape, Stephan Herpertz, Jan Dieris-Hirche

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Religious Celebrations and Tradition: The Case of ‘Panigiras’ in Sifnos Island by Polyxeni Moira, Dimitrios Mylonopoulos, Eleni Synagridi

“…This study describes the actual process of the fair (Panigiri) dedicated to the Sifnos island patron Saint Panagia Chrissopighi (Our Lady of the Golden Spring), which is held every year on Ascension Day (40th day after the Greek Orthodox Easter Sunday). The 16th century monastery Panagia Chrissopigi stands at the south-eastern part of the island. …”
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The Cracow’s pious laymen or Beghard heretics? From the study on the 14th century Tractatus contra beghardos by Henryk Harrer by Tomasz Gałuszka

“…Commissioning the treaty to Henryk Harrer, a stranger expert from the Prague monastery of St. Clemens was dictated by a series of controversies among Cracow clergy around the judgement of conduct of a certain group of people whose religious practices and a way of life stood out from the rest of the congregation. …”
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Medical old prints in the funds of the V. I. Vernadskyi National Library of Ukraine by Tsiborovska-Rymarovych Iryna

“…Vernadskyi National Library of Ukraine record their existence in the possession of physicians, pharmacists, storage in monastery book collections and private libraries of people not related to medical activities. …”
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Karaca Ahmet Sultan According Memorates / MEMORATLARA GÖRE KARACA AHMET SULTAN by Hüseyin Özcan1, C. Sezen Gönenç2

“…Memorates are done with the visitors who are coming for Karaca Ahmet Sultan that we compiled in oral culture medium with interview method done by field study in İstanbulÜsküdar Karaca Ahmet Sultan Islamic monastery Memorates were examined under seven heading related with physical structure, clothes and scepter of Karaca Ahmet, expectations from him, requests, his warnings, signs and news to the future from him and his tomb. …”
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Manuscript Fragments PRZYB. 299/71 from the Jagiellonian Library: Codicological and Textological Research by Stanislav Voloshchenko

“…The article argues that the first edition of Вослѣдованiѧ праздникѡмъ... was published in Cyrillic types in 1741 by Basilian Fathers of the Pochaiv Monastery. The textual attribution shows that the fragments originally were parts of three different manuscripts: Festal Menaion (35), Jerusalem Typikon (2), and another liturgical book (4). …”
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Terminologia religijna w rosyjskiej gwarze staroobrzędowców w Polsce i Bułgarii. Zapisy z lat 1969–1973 by Iryda Grek-Pabisowa

“…The questionnaire consists of 220 questions concerning the following topics: sacred buildings, belfry, monastery, cemetary, icons, religious books, Old Believer­ rosary, thurible, candles, a so called podrucznik (i.e. a small cushion used for kneeling and putting hands during bowing), christening, marriage, funeral, ritual food, lent, holidays, names of confessions, clergy, ritual clothes and other names (clergymen and other). …”
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Analytical Study of Decorative Motifs of Pulpit in the Grand Mosque of Sultan Mahmud Shah of Bondorabad Complex in Yazd by Mohamad Khazaie, Majid Mazidi Sharaf Abadi

“…This complex includes a mosque, monastery, mausoleum, reservoir, protective towers, and other side buildings that have been formed over several years, different parts of which have various decorations. …”
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El espacio urbano en la novelística de Atilio Caballero y Marcial Gala desde una perspectiva socio-antropológica / The urban space in the novels of Atilio Caballero and Marcial Gal... by Liosdany Figueras Marante

“…The present work has as objective to analyze from a sociological and anthropological perspective the space of the city of Cienfuegos in their relationship with the urban and social reality in the novels The last beach and Dead nature with bees of Atilio Caballero and The cathedral of the black ones and Monastery of Marcial Gala. …”
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Evaluating the Impact of Indoor Insulation on Historic Buildings: A Multilevel Approach Involving Heat and Moisture Simulations by Ivana Mattea Lisitano, Deborah Laggiard, Stefano Fantucci, Valentina Serra, Elisa Fenoglio

“…Moreover, an internal wall insulation may have a relevant impact on indoor comfort conditions. In this paper, the Monastery of Santa Maria de Monfero in Galicia (Spain) has been adopted as a building case study to compare different technological solutions based on: (i) an insulating plaster layer, (ii) dry counter wall systems. …”
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L’enfermement, vu de l’intérieur (XXe siècle) by Claire Dumas

“…Annick tells about the four painful years she spent in such a confined and coercive environment, in a Norman monastery in Notre-Dame d’Orbec (Calvados), from 1945 to 1949.In the public sector, “preservation” schools with identical goals were experimented. …”
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Byzantine People’s Anthropology. The Force of the Foot And Its Reflection in the Life of St. Theodore Sikeot by Nikolay Dmitrievich Barabanov

“…Among the many wonders which were committed by Holy Theodore Sikeot, who was Abbot of Sikeon monastery and former Bishop of Anastasiopol (date of death – April 22, 613), three of them deserve special attention. …”
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What kind of poison was used in ”The Name of the Rose”? by Tomasz Konopka

“…In the novel “The Name of the Rose” by Umberto Eco, a fanatical monk laced the pages of a book with a poison, which led to the death of several monks in a medieval monastery. Based on modern toxicological knowledge, an attempt can be made to determine whether there exists a substance meeting the criteria of the poison described in the novel. …”
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La contemporaneidad de lo diferente. Riflessioni sull’architettura della Corona d’Aragona tra Gotico e Rinascimento e sulla sua diffusione nel Regno di Napoli by Giuseppina De Marco

“…In Naples, the most important commissioner was Sancha of Majorca, who married Robert the Wise in her second marriage in 1309 and who built the monastery and church of Santa Chiara. Angevin culture prevailed in the years between 1400 and 1442, albeit in the particular durazzesque sense, as evidenced by the church of S. …”
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To the Question of Sources and Influences in Cyril of Skythopolis’ Works by Yuliya V. Sheludchenko, Nikolay N. Bolgov

“…Сyril of Scythopolis (524 – after 559) is one of the most famous early Byzantine hagiographers, the most important source on the history of the Palestinian monastery of the Judean Desert of the 6th century AD. …”
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Reading between the lines: potential and latent tears and sadness in the Kyiv-Pechersk Paterik by Petrushko Liudmyla

“…These (un)joyful emotions relate to the difficulties of the monastic feat (there are especially many of them), one’s own sins and those of others (threats to salvation due toleaving the monastery), obstacles on the God-pleasing path, threats to the life/well-being of children, personal misfortunes, lack of material goods, threats to honor. …”
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PATYRIMO TERITORIJA by Arvydas Šliogeris

“…A specific area of experience should not be considered as a laboratory, a factory (or any of its prototypes such as church, workshop, monastery cell, library), a computer screen, or any other kind of ‘reality show’ but rather as mute things or ensembles of such things untouched by the human hand. …”
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Origin and Early Years of the Largest Educational Library of Transcarpathia Formation (1945 - 1947) by Medved Mariia, Melnyk Larysa

“…Despite state support by means of replenishment its collection, the university library felt a significant interference by Soviet ideology, which was most noticeable in the unique publications that came to its holdings from the monastery libraries. Despite the ideology of physical destruction of books, the content of which according to the state censorship contradicted the ideology of the time, the library of UzhhorodUniversity still managed to preserve the unique book collections, including editions dating back to the reign period of the Bishop of Mukachevo GreekCatholic Eparchy, the great educator of the region - Andriy Bachynsky. …”
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Towards a History of Buddhist Renaissance in Buryatia and Mongolia, 1960s–1970s: A Case Study of Purbo B. Baldanzhapov’s Personal Archives by Tsymzhit P. Vanchikova

“…Baldanzhapov in establishing international relations between the countries, in the creation and opening of the Buddhist Institute in Ulaanbaatar at the Gandantekchenlin Monastery in 1970. The article is written mainly onthe source base of archival materials stored in the private personal archive of P. …”
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Innovative Computational Techniques for Multi Criteria Decision Making, in the Context of Cultural Heritage Structures’ Fire Protection: Case Studies by Iordanis A. Naziris, Chara Ch. Mitropoulou, Nikos D. Lagaros

“…In this second part of the present work, the proposed S and R allocation model is implemented in two test cases; Villa Bianca, a famous mansion in Thessaloniki, Greece, and the Monastery of Simonos Petra located in Mount Athos, Greece. …”
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