Influence of enlightenment literature on Indian and Kazakh society by B. Alipbayeva, D. Kokeyeva

“…It was a time of intellectual movement, of liberation from darkness, of liberation from oppression by revolution, and of a shift in the social category based on rationalism and free thought. …”
Get full text

Cultural Confrontation in The Thought of Algerian Muslim Scholars Association During the life of the founder Abdelhamid Ben Badis by Selim BAALOUDJ

“…In essence, education became a weapon of empowerment and cultural preservation in the face of colonial oppression. Keywords: Confrontation; Algeria; Association; Abdelhamid Ben Badis; French-colonialism. …”
Get full text

A Comparative Study of Political Nostalgia in the Poetry of Malek-o Shoara Bahar and Jamil Sedghy Zahawy

“…Bahar and Zahawy, the two nationalist contemporary poets of Iran and Iraq who did not like the tyranny and oppression of the rulers of their times and had suffered from exile, prison, deprivation of rights etc. have composed a lot of poems for each of the mentioned occasions. …”
Get full text

Advocating for a Political Vegan Feminism: A Rebuttal to Val Plumwood and Donna Haraway’s Criticisms of Ethical Veganism by Andrea Natan Feltrin

“…This approach seeks to deconstruct biopolitical structures upholding non-human oppression, envisioning liberation for sentient beings and ecological restoration. …”
Get full text

Healing Trauma and Reasserting Identity through Remembrance in Joanne Fedler’s The Dreamcloth by Abdullah Md Abu Shahid

“…In the novel, Maya’s memories of her unrequited lesbian relationship with her beloved Rochel, oppression by the traditional structures of her family and Jewish community, her forced marriage with Yankel, and her being raped by him are responsible for her trauma on a personal level, whereas her forced relocation to South Africa in order to flee from the Holocaust is responsible for her trauma on a communal level. …”
Get full text

Post-Utopia: The Long View by David Konstan

“…An argument is made for the continuity of the utopian impulse, even in an age when brutal wars and forms of oppression have caused many to lose faith in any form of collectivity. …”
Get full text

Leading With Youth of Color: Organizing for Educational Change by Rachael Lee Ficke Clemons

“…The school-to-prison pipeline, poverty, and racism are some of the systems of oppression that young people of color navigate. The challenging conditions that youth of color face have historically been met by their powerful resistance. …”
Get full text

Is diversity our strength? by Donya Ahmadi

“…By illustrating how inhabitants reproduce negative essentialised stereotypes based on diversity markers, the article argues that talking diversity as an alternative to or an escape from problematising the intertwined systems of race, class and gender oppression, could potentially serve to perpetuate them. …”
Get full text

Pagbalangkas sa Arkitekturang Filipino: Alternatibong Kritikal na Tema sa Historyograpiyang Arkitektural by Edson Roy G. Cabalfin

“…With these critical themes, Filipino architecture is seen as a means of empowering the Filipino instead of being the source of oppression.…”
Get full text

Theorising multiply disadvantaged young people’s challenges in accessing higher education by Melanie Walker, Faith Mkwananzi

“…Drawing on Sen’s and Nussbaum’s capability approach, complemented by a theorisation of vulnerability by Misztal and of oppression by Young, the study illustrates how the concepts should be interconnected to generate a framework for understanding the experiences of multiply disadvantaged youth, as well as issues of equity for them in accessing HE. …”
Get full text

Stages of Colonialism in Africa: From Occupation of Land to Occupation of Being by Hussein A. Bulhan

“…I first consider the history of psychology in justifying and bolstering oppression and colonialism. I then consider the ongoing intersection of colonialism and psychology in the form of metacolonialism (or coloniality). …”
Get full text

Colonial Attempts to Control and Overcome Nature in Prospero’s Daughter by Cengiz Karagöz

“…Her novel Prospero’s Daughter pieces together a variety of subject matters that incorporates master-slave relationship, oppression and intersection of race and social status in the Caribbean. …”
Get full text

Putting Age into Place by Ulla Kriebernegg

“…While John Mighton’s play Half Life (2005) is set in a prison-like long-term care facility that is represented as a site of homogenization, oppression, and infantilization, Joan Barfoot’s novel Exit Lines (2008) plays in a hotel-like retirement lodge for wealthy customers that, despite its authoritarian manager, functions as a site of meaningful identity development and intragenerational relationships. …”
Get full text

An Emerging Approach to Teaching Global Social Justice Issues by Robert Polack, Janice Chadha

“…Similarly, the latest Council on Social Work Education (CSWE) policy and accreditation standards (CSWE, 2002) state that "the profession works to effect social and economic justice worldwide " and that educational programs should "integrate social and economic justice content grounded in an understanding of distributive justice . . . and the global interconnections of oppression " [italics added]. More detailed CSWE standards further elaborate the requirement that Social Work education programs incorporate a global social justice component in their curricula. …”
Get full text

ABUSE PRACTICE OF POWER IN ORWELL'S ANIMAL FARM: A HISTORICAL APPROACH by Mariwan Hasan, Lava Muhammad, Gashbin Bahasin

“…It appears that knowledge and education will lead to absolute power which culminates in suffering and oppression of simple and naïve people in the Soviet Union. …”
Get full text

The Individual, Powers and the Idea of Punishment in Aristotle by Virginia M. Giouli

“…Punishment is no longer considered to be a symbol of state-oppression and becomes a symbol of law the fulfillment of which is wisdom without desire for uncontrolled power…”
Get full text

A Call for Social Justice and for a Human Rights Approach with Regard to Mental Health in the Occupied Palestinian Territories by Maria Helbich, Samah Jabr

“…By drawing on models of decoloniality and liberation psychology, we advocate for a shift from a decontextualized and individualistic approach to mental health to acknowledging the structural, social, and political oppression that are the underlying factors for suffering in the oPt. …”
Get full text

CHANGES OF INDICATORS OF THE PERIPHERAL BLOOD AND HAEMOPOIESIS AT INKORPORATION OF THE DEPLETED URANIUM IN THE EXPERIMENT by D. V. Gerasimov, R. V. Afanasyev, O. Yu. Terezanov

“…There was shown the oppression myeloid haemopoiesis and leukopenia to the third month of the experiment. …”
Get full text

Black women diversity leaders' perceptions of organizational inclusivity in college sports by Ajhanai Channel Inez Keaton

“…More specifically, organizational inclusivity is creating contexts that do not mirror Black women's experiences as outsiders within mostly White athletic departments, lived experiences entangled in systems of oppression, specifically sexism and racism (read: intersectionality), and experiences that cultivate Black feminist thought in Black women, as this consciousness is only developed through adverse realities of exclusion. …”
Get full text

EXPERIMENTAL PROOF OF THE EFFICACY OF RECOMBINANT IL-1β IN FRACTIONAL IRRADIATION by A. N. Grebenyuk, V. V. Konev, A. A. Timoshevskiy

“…Intraperitoneal injection of rIL-1β (1 mkg/kg once a day within 5 days) during proceeding fractional irradiations (0,5 Gy once in day, the beginning of therapy after the total doze 20 Gy) prevents the further decrease in quantity of leukocytes in peripheral blood and oppression of alkaline phosphatase activity in neutrophils of irradiated rats, and also accelerates their restoration after cessation of radiatijn exposure. …”
Get full text