Under and on the authoritarism of the silence: marks on the Portuguese narrative in the post-1974 by Gislene Teixeira Coelho

“…Although the book represents the post-dictatorship period, the wealth and the symbology of censorship and repression are sensitively expressed in the present of the four women, at the resemblance of a secret, unrevealed, unsaid presence, and manifest themselves as an authority yet. …”
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La filosofia discursiva de Pedro El Cerimonioso respecto a la reintegración de la corona de Mallorca a la corona de Aragón by Gabriel Ensenyat Pujol

“…In it, he explains the legal reasons of his proceeding, omitting all the details he wasn’t interest in explaining, at the same time that he gives big importance to the symbology, Eventually, his speech culminates by remarking the Catalan ownership of the reintegrated lands.…”
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Into the Video-Inferno: Vertical Television, Experimental Seriality and the Moving Collage in <i>A TV Dante</i> by Mattia Petricola, Massimo Fusillo

“…Drawing on Phillips’ previous illustrations for the Inferno, the British duo creates an abstract video-otherworld through the use of collage and a rich visual symbology. On the other hand, Ruiz chooses a thoroughly contemporary re-reading of the cantica by setting the action in Santiago de Chile and moving between political commentary and surreal, hauntingly mysterious scenes.…”
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IMPUNIDADES CRIMINOSAS, DE SOL DE CARVALHO: QUESTÕES CULTURAIS E ESTÉTICAS by Maria Geralda de Miranda

“…And it stops at last in the symbology of the mystical elements that "sew" the narrative action between the various planes.…”
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Investigating Issues Of Display Content Vs. Clutter During Air-To-Ground Targeting Missions by Lohrenz, Maura C., Hansman, R. John

“…In one experiment, subjects referred to three versions of the display: 1) a detailed map overlaid with critical mission symbology, 2) the map only, and 3) mission overlays only. …”
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Biosecurity, risk, and vulnerability: reflexion on the process of human living of the health professionals by Magda Santos Koerich, Francisca Georgina Macêdo de Souza, Cláudia Regina Lima Duarte da Silva, Luiz Alberto Peregrino Ferreira, Telma Elisa Carraro, Denise Elvira Pires de Pires

“…It is in the workplaces that at the same time it is clear the vulnerability as human beings, we overvalue our capacities in situations of risk. In our symbology we believe that we are invisible and protected by an unsurmountable protective layer. …”
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O QUE UM FILME PODE NOS ENSINAR? ESTUDO OBSERVACIONAL E ANÁLISE DO TEMA SUSTENTABILIDADE NO FILME “OS SEM FLORESTA” by Fabiana Pinto de Almeida Bizarria, Jessie Coutinho de Souza Tavares, Marcus Vinicius de Oliveira Brasil, Mônica Mota Tassigny, Maria Aparecida da Silva

“…The filmic representations present in its core symbology capable of representing the dichotomous thinking that integrate society. …”
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Family, memory and death in the tomb inscriptions of Mediolanum (I-II AD) by Luciane Munhoz de Omena, Margarida Maria de Carvalho

“…Thus, in referring to the sepulchral epigraphy, we emphasize the connections and symbology between written and spoken words, for, thus conceived, ritual repetition evoked the memory of the deceased.…”
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Food as language and the market as kitchen: food in public markets as a social symbol by Mariana Rodrigues da Costa Neves, José Antônio Souza de Deus

“…The purpose of this paper is to reflect and analyze the symbology of the practice of eating in public markets and to introduce the methodological strategy of a case study carried out in the Municipal Market of Diamantina (a historic site in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil). …”
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Water and Time’s Illusion: Two Purāṇic Tales from Bertolucci’s Films by Alessandro Cimino

“…The theoretical constant between all these literary and cine narrations stays at the particular water’s symbology containing the emblem of the continuous and, at the same time, fixed becoming. …”
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The Experimentation of the Sacred in al-Ḥakam II’s Maqṣūra: An Architecture Based on Emotions by Belén Cuenca-Abellán

“…To answer these questions, new methodologies from the History of Art have been used, combined with Anthropology of Religion, the Archeology of Emotions, Color Symbology, Neuroscience and Psychology.…”
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Good Work and Good Works: Work and the Postsecular in George Saunders’s CivilWarLand in Bad Decline by Brian Jansen, Hollie Adams

“…Drawing on what American short story writer and novelist George Saunders has described as the urge toward kindness in his work, as well as its myriad allusions to Christian symbology and religiosity, this paper explores the intersection of languages of labour or “work” and religious tensions in Saunders’ oeuvre. …”
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Documentary analysis in the study of architectural designs of a hospital in the city of São Paulo by Patricia Bover Draganov, Maria Cristina Sanna

“…Final Considerations: architectural design is a challenging source, both for its pursuit, since it took two and a half years until it was legally licensed, as well as for involving specific terminologies and symbology of its own. A special attention should be given to the selection criteria, organization and analysis of the document, and sharing the access of unusual sources with the health area, like this one, so as to stimulate the development of research.…”
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Enhanced spatial state feedback for night vision goggle displays by Bachelder, E. N., Hansman, R. John

“…Three displays were compared: 1) NVG display: simulated NVG image of cockpit and external environment; 2) Overlay display: NVG image with an overlay of a flow cue field and a surrounding wire-frame globe; 3) Cut-out display: same as the Overlay display but with symbology removed from the central region (leaving an unobscured 20 degree field-of-view of the NVG image). …”
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PEMBUATAN PETA TEMATIK PENGUASAAN TANAH DI KOTAMADYA SALATIGA BERBASIS SISTEM INFORMASI GEOGRAFIS by , FEBRIAN BAYU DWI P P, , Ir. Priyono Nugroho. M.S., Ph.D.

“…Then, a layouting process is done, include classification and defining symbology. It is done based on the rule from BPN. The result of this study is a land tenure map of Salatiga City. …”

Conservacionismo y nuevos usos del suelo en el Bajo Amazonas y en la Norpatagonia chilena: una discusión sobre renta territorial y vocación espacial en el contexto del capitalismo... by Luis Fernando De Matheus, Andrei Cornetta

“…From a critical perspective, and of our own reflections, arising from our respective investigations in the Brazilian Amazon and in Chilean Norpatagonia, we try to advance some theoretical questions about the process that has renewed and complicated the ways of extracting territorial income in both regions, loaded with diversity and particular symbology’s. Although these regions have enormous historical and geographical differences between them, both constitute quite representative cases of how capital, through discourse and “conservationist” practices, has managed to reproduce itself in rural space of South America today.…”
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Illustrating an Emperor by Luke Dykowski

“…This overtly allegorical work is rife with chivalric symbology, allusions to Maximillian’s exploits and ambitions, and insights into the court life, intrigues, and military developments of Renaissance Central Europe.  …”
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Online Map Services: Contemporary Cartography or a New Cartographic Culture? by Andriani Skopeliti, Leda Stamou

“…Online map services are commented based on cartographic principles, conventions and traditional practices addressing topics, such as: Cartographic projection, orientation, scale, marginalia, content (thematic layers), symbology, generalization, annotation, color use and overall map design. …”
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Advertising communication and spirituality: a critical approach of academics and professionals by Samuel Gil-Soldevilla, José-Antonio Palao-Errando, Javier Marzal-Felici

“…Without disregarding the economic objective of corporations or the different levels of transcendence expressed by brands and religious forms, there is consensus on advertising’s attempt to follow the same scheme of adhesion, claims, symbology, and evocations offered by religions, assuming a post-materialist turn of the advertising discourse towards transcendental values, even superficially or banally. …”
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“She parted the curtains; she looked”: finestre spalancate su realtà apparentemente inconciliabili in Mrs Dalloway di Virginia Woolf by Giulia Negrello

“…This essay then will present the symbology of the window in Virginia Woolf’s novel through the analysis of the most effective episodes of Mrs Dalloway, where this object becomes a mean of communication between apparently disconnected realities like sanity and madness, youth and adulthood, past and present and life and death.…”
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