Contaminazioni ambientali, alterità ecologiche, corpi ribelli. Note antropologiche by Eugenio Zito

“…The impact of pollutants is expressed through the dynamics of transformation of human bodies into toxic bodies, ecological alterities characterized by social vulnerabilities and inequalities, and so living texts which can tell stories of contamination, disease, and oppression. Female rebelling bodies burst onto the public scene, trying, by their knowledge and practices, to realign ecology and economy. …”
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Communistes et surréalistes contre la « grande foire coloniale » de 1931 : convergences et initiatives séparées by Alain Ruscio

“…The communist forces (the French Communist Party, but also the United General Confederation of Labor, the International Red Aid, the League against Imperialism and Colonial Oppression) launched a counter-Exhibition, enlisting the help of Surrealist intellectuals. …”
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Oshocriticalanalyticalviewof human natureon the basis ofknowledge ofIslam by MOHAMMAD SMAILE ABDOLLAHY

“…He has within himself the power of nature is Kmal‌Khvah and Sadt‌Tlb your perfect paradise (Lzt‌Jvyy) or hell (gender oppression and struggle with passions) chooses. However, the idea of ​​the incompatibility of internal crisis, while the foundations of the idea of ​​rationality paradox of speech is not valid. …”
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Homophobia and the Brazilian Socialists in “O Lampião da Esquina” (1978-1981) by Rodrigo Otávio Moretti-Pires, Zeno Carlos Tesser-Júnior, Douglas Francisco Kovaleski

“…Today most of the left acts in defense of sexual freedom and against gender oppression. However, through this analysis, it was observed that LGBT causes were the last to be understood as policy issues by the left of the time.…”
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Ukrainians in French Holocaust Literature: Piotr Rawicz’s Blood from the Sky and Jonathan Littell’s The Kindly Ones by Duffy Helena

“…By foregrounding Ukraine’s protracted statelessness, oppression by Russia (and later the Soviet Union), and exploitation by Polish landowning gentry, the two novels succeed at offering a nuanced view of Ukrainians without, however, redeeming them.…”
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The Power of Love: Rewriting the Romance in Isabel Allende's The House of the Spirits and Eva Luna by Frances Jane P. Abao

“…Despite its ongoing popularity with women readers, romantic fiction has traditionally been regarded as an instrument of women's oppression, largely due to its reinforcement and even glorification of sexual stereotypes and bourgeois values. …”
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Filles de Caliban : les héroïnes nigérianes de Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie by Marie-Jeanne Gauffre

“…Over fifty years after the first African countries became independent, Shakespeare's Caliban, hailed among the colonized as the embodiment of resistance, is still alive in West African literature, addressing the issue of what comes after great struggles, exposing the precariousness of all victories over oppression, and questioning the grand narrative of decolonization. …”
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Symbolic self-translation in Bloke Modisane's Blame Me on History by Thengani Ngwenya

“…Symbolic self-translation in Modisane's autobiography involves attempts by the narrator-protagonist to untangle the conundrum resulting from what is presented as an unbridgeable chasm between the kind of person he could have been in a country devoid of racial oppression and what he was forced to become in the racially segregated South Africa of the twentieth century. …”
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HAITI: significado histórico, realidade e perspectivas by Cláudia Alves Durans, Rosenverck Estrela Estrela

“…For this, it uses the historical aspects that marked the history of this country, which in 1793 rose against oppression and getting rid of exploitation of slavery and, later, in 1891, against French rule. …”
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The Foundations of Dialectical Material and its Applications by Ghssan Alaa Aldeen, Kais Mahmod Mhalla

“…The Marxist material philosophy differs from the materialism and idealism philosophies which before it of method and doctrine, The method became an ideological tool for liberating the poor from the social oppression which practiced by the ruling classes and the owners of the tool of production throughout history, and the research will try to clarify it by linking the theoretical assets of Marxism with their actual applications, in addition to demonstration the reasons of success and failure in the application.   …”
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IMPLEMENTASI PERATURAN HAK CUTI HAID PADA WAKTU KERJA DALAM HUKUM KETENAGAKERJAAN DI WILAYAH YOGYAKARTA by Elza Qorina Pangestika

“…Issues related to the elimination of menstrual leave rights for women workers is one form of modern oppression that often occurs in the work environment. …”
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19th and 20th-Century Islamic Scholars’ Approaches to Miracles by Abdussamet Sarıkaya

“… The Islamic modernists, led by Abduh, Afghani, Rashid Reza, and Sayyid Ahmad Khan, attempted to establish a direct parallel between the values produced by the Enlightenment and Islamic beliefs as an expression of a sense of oppression against the West. Their modernist stance profoundly affected Qurʾānic interpretation in the new age, and serious ruptures were experienced in issues such as “the dominance of revelation over reason”, “the use of early narrations as a source of interpretation”, and “preserving the issues related to the realm unseen”, which have been emphasized by the classical Islamic scholarly tradition. …”
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On Geo Maher's Anticolonial Eruptions by Kevin Bruyneel

“…A new political moment is then birthed, time starts anew, and this is a result of the colonizer’s limitations in grasping the depths and heights of their oppression of the colonized.…”
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Naked, Fat, and Fabulous by A.W. Eaton

“…Putting these two thoughts together, I explore the idea that the life class can be a space for the aesthetic exploration and appreciation of fat bodies and hence an important space for combatting fat oppression. I would like to issue a warning about content that may be upsetting or triggering for my readers. …”
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Nikki Giovanni: The Poet Literature of the Black Community by Asst. Prof. Dr. Jinan Abdulla Shafiq

“…Women writers of African descents have challenged the status quo of the cultural, political, and spiritual realms of their communities by using their skills to present women who challenge traditional roles and resist attacks of oppression. The paper deals with the suffering of women in general and black women specifically. …”
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Toward a Foucaultian Epistemology of Resistance: Counter-Memory, Epistemic Friction, and <i>Guerrilla</i> Pluralism by José Medina

“…In this paper I argue that Foucaultian genealogy offers a critical approach to practices of remembering and forgetting which is crucial for resisting oppression and dominant ideologies. For this argument I focus on the concepts of counter-history and counter-memory that Foucault developed in the 1970’s. …”
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Condition peroxidations of lipids and antioxidative systems with patients’ relapsing genital herpes by Z. A. Kambachokova

“…It is important to notice that the intensification of lipid peroxidation processes at patient’s genital herpes is accompanied by essential oppression of the general antioxidant activity of blood, a catalase and superoxide dismutase and increase the squirrel of plasma of blood ceruloplasmin. …”
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Secret Sisters: Women Religious under European Communism Collection at the Catholic Theological Union by Vincent P. Tinerella

“…After the fall of Communism in Eastern Europe, Pope John Paul II asked Catholics around the world to assist members of the Church who had suffered under the yoke of communist oppression as a result of their commitment to Catholicism. …”
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Le travail du sexe : entretien croisé avec Morgane Merteuil et Thierry Schaffauser by Morgane Merteuil, Thierry Schaffauser

“…A stigma and a labor, prostitution is usually excluded from the world of work. « Work which one cannot endure to look on », prostitution can be both a form of oppression and exploitation and a site for personal strategies and options, even individual freedom. …”
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Masking the Systematic Violence Perpetuated By Liberalism Through the Concept of ‘Totalitarianism’ by Ioana Cerasella Chis

“… Starting from the European conquest in 1492 which established the beginning of colonialism, going through the establishment of liberalism’s racial (‘social’) contract, and coming to present times of neocolonialism and neoliberalism, this paper underscores the interdependence between colonialism and liberalism, and liberalism’s systematic violence of oppression, arguing that the term ‘totalitarianism’ is unable to shed light onto this violence. …”
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