PENGARUH SOLVABILITAS TERHADAP PROFITABILITAS DI NATHAN’S FAMOUS INC by Eben Ezer Pakpahan

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L'ANELLO CHE MANCA. E QUELLO CHE NON TORNA IN "NATHANS TOD" DI GEORG TABORI by Emanuela Ferragamo

“…The paper aims for a comparative analysis of the famous ring parable. Asked by the Sultan to decide which of the three religions owns the truth, Nathan narrates the fable of a magic ring that has been passed from generation to generation and finally lost, when a father with three sons makes two copies of the original one. …”
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Experience and perception by Witthoft, Nathan (Nathan S.)

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A novel role for Ets4 in axis specification and cell migration in the spider Parasteatoda tepidariorum by Matthias Pechmann, Matthew A Benton, Nathan J Kenny, Nico Posnien, Siegfried Roth

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How the Cobra Got Its Flesh-Eating Venom: Cytotoxicity as a Defensive Innovation and Its Co-Evolution with Hooding, Aposematic Marking, and Spitting by Nadya Panagides, Timothy N.W. Jackson, Maria P. Ikonomopoulou, Kevin Arbuckle, Rudolf Pretzler, Daryl C. Yang, Syed A. Ali, Ivan Koludarov, James Dobson, Brittany Sanker, Angelique Asselin, Renan C. Santana, Iwan Hendrikx, Harold van der Ploeg, Jeremie Tai-A-Pin, Romilly van den Bergh, Harald M.I. Kerkkamp, Freek J. Vonk, Arno Naude, Morné A. Strydom, Louis Jacobsz, Nathan Dunstan, Marc Jaeger, Wayne C. Hodgson, John Miles, Bryan G. Fry

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Books from the Library of M.A. and T.G. Tsiavlovskii in the Collection of the Alexander Pushkin State Museum by Olga V. Asnina

“…“With hope for his future works on Pushkin,” Tatiana Grigorievna addressed one of the books to the historian Nathan Yakovlevich Eidelman, who later became a famous Pushkin scholar and a close friend of the museum. …”
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Forms of Affect, Relationality, and Periodical Encounters, or ‘Pine-Apple for the Million’ by Jasper Schelstraete

“…The social, economic, intellectual, cultural, and material relations that comprise periodical encounters have been attended to in analyses that invoke the concept of the network, what Nathan Hensley has described as a ‘chain of visible or material interactions among human and nonhuman entities’. …”
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