Pesquisa-ação: uma introdução metodológica Action research: a methodological introduction by David Tripp

“…Next, a more detailed examination of the action research cycle is prefaced by an account of the way in which action research stands between routine practice and academic research. …”
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The book as looking glass : improving works for and about children in early modern England by Miller, Heather, 1971 Sept. 14-

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Can there be a Biography of a Book?: Comparative Observations on Publications by Francysk Skaryna and Erik Pontoppidan by James Raven

“…Skaryna contributed to the development of the Belarusian literary language just as Pontoppidan’s writing and interest in dialect contributed both to the standardization of Danish and the distinctive linguistic origins of Norwegian. Both composed prefaces to their editions, in which they emphasized that the purpose of their publishing activities was to help ordinary people, in Skaryna’s words to “become acquainted with wisdom and science.” …”
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Bodleian Library quarto catalogues I: Greek manuscripts by Coxe, HO

“…</p> <p>The authors of the Quarto Catalogues were not allowed to write prefaces, but Coxe did manage to insert into the original list of contents the statement that he had found the collections of Gerard Langbaine of great use in drawing up the catalogue. …”

A feasibility study of an exercise intervention to educate and promote health and well-being among medical students: the ‘MED-WELL’ programme by Aubree Worobetz, Petrus J. Retief, Sinead Loughran, Jane Walsh, Monica Casey, Peter Hayes, Enrique García Bengoechea, Andrew O’Regan, Catherine Woods, Dervla Kelly, Raymond O. Connor, Deirdre Mc Grath, Liam G. Glynn

“…These sessions were prefaced by an interactive lecture about how to incorporate exercise theory into daily medical practice (15 min). …”
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CONTRIBUTOS PARA A DESCRIÇÃO E TRADUÇÃO DO MARCADOR "AINDA POR CIMA" NO PORTUGUÊS EUROPEU CONTEMPORÂNEO by Conceição CARAPINHA, Cornelia PLAG, Sara SOUSA

“…The research carried out in the source language reveals that the marker has an elaborative value, and more specifically an additive value, always associated with an element of unexpectedness, prefacing a new argument that reinforces the conclusion to be reached, which may (or may not) be the strongest argument in an argumentative scale. …”
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The cult of the Horatian ode in the nineteenth century by Leedham-Green, E, Elisabeth Leedham-Green

“…These MSS also contain considerable passages of prose, apparently intended as prefaces to publications realised and unrealised. These I have transcribed. …”

INFLUSSI GIRARDIANI IN TESTI DI EDUCAZIONE LINGUISTICA: DALLA MAESTRA DORELLI A PARLAR MATERNO (1946) DI NENCIONI E SOCCIARELLI by Benedetto Giuseppe Russo

“…Then I analyse the traces of these theoretical-methodological views in the prefaces (where present) and in the pragmatic and textual exposition methods of the matter of Teodolinda Dorelli’s syllabary (1886) and of the grammars by Gaetano M. …”
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COETÂNEOS DE FRIEDRICH SCHLEIERMACHER E SUAS CONSIDERAÇÕES SOBRE O ATO DE TRADUZIR by Tito Lívio Cruz Romão

“…Finally, we can conclude that there was a great variety of 19th century scholars, writers, philologists and translators theorizing on the act of translation, for instance, in translators’ prefaces and introductions regarding Greek and Latin Classics. …”
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An examination of the martyrdom of Catholicos Zak‘aria II of Ałt‘amar in the Lake Van Region, in the context of Armenia's late medieval (1378-1425) political and ecclesiastical his... by Shahinian, A

“…The anonymous author of Zak‘aria’s martyr text (a highly skilled <i>vardapet</i>) prefaces the text with a rich discourse on the influences of good and evil on the persons who shape the narrative. …”

Review of prayer and praying in Nezami Ganjavi’s poetry accrding to Leyli & Majnoon by ebrahim vasheghani farahani, مسعود محمدی لعل آبادی, سعید مهری

“…In addition to prayers scattered in Persian poetical works, praise writing has been a constant tradition in the prefaces to books of Masnavi poems. Nezami Ganjavi has also helped the continuation and strengthening of this tradition. …”
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Housing policy in four Lincolnshire towns, 1919-1959 by Hartley, O

“…</p> <p>The two problems are investigated through the four town case studies, prefaced by an exposition of national housing policies 1919-1959, in which the first date marks the beginning of serious local and national involvement with housing, and the second a point of pause in the development of housing policies. …”

An edition of Flóamanna saga with a study of its sources and analogues by Perkins, R

“…<em>Egils Saga</em> is mentioned as the source for a number of borrowings from hagiographic sources are mentioned, or sources which themselves show strong hagiographic influences. The Section is prefaced by various terminological and methodological considerations.…”

Past Participle in Persian: Containing Tense or Aspect? by Fatemeh Bahrami, Mona Valipour

“…The authors believe that it is possible to achieve a more comprehensive view by paying attention to the common role of PPs in all their functions and the intrinsic aspect of the underlying verbs PPs are derived from. With these prefaces, the present article addressed the following questions:1- What are the temporal or aspectual functions of the PPs in Persian regardless of the intrinsic aspect of their underlying verbs?…”
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The Inebriated Myth Tellers or the Sober Observers? Molavi and Shams' Different Views on Shath or Ecstatic Utterance by Samaneh Al-Sadat Aghadadi, Sayyed Ali Asghar Mirbagherifard, Tahereh Khoshhal Dastjerdi

“…This research aims to explain and analyze this matter separately in different sections.Literature ReviewIn the domain of Shath, there are many sources of the opinions of Shath mystics, which have been quoted in various Sufi books, such as Manteq al-Asrar, Bebayan al-Anwar, and Rouzbahan Baghli’s Sharh-e- Shathiyat, as well as the prefaces and appendices of the great literary figures on their works, such as Dafter-e Roshanei and Mantiq al-Tair by Shafiei Kadkani and Henry Carbone's introduction to the Sharh-e- Shathiyat, with two translations that are available to researchers. …”
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Three Different Approaches (Hostile, Mythical, and Admiring) to Nasir Khusraw in the History of Persian Literature by Hassan Heidarzadeh Sardrud

“…This legend has attracted so much attention that, until the beginning of the last century, it was also printed in some prefaces of the Diwan. This autobiography is taken from an Arabic source called "Rasalah al-Nadamah Ela Zad al-Qiyamah" and it was translated for the first time by Taqiuddin Kashi (died 1016 AH) in the biography (TAZKAREH) of Kholasat al-Ashar and Zabdah al-Afkar (see Dehghani, 2018: 24). …”
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