Doom/gothic metal: comunicação e melancolia através das redes digitais e analógicas by Jeder Janotti Jr

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Gothic-Arch Calcite from Speleothems of the Bohemian Karst (Czech Republic): Its Occurrence, Microscopic Ultrastructure and Possible Mechanism of Growth by Václav Suchý, Kateřina Pachnerová Brabcová, Jiří Zachariáš, Ivo Světlík, Lenka Borecká

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Calcareous nannofossil assemblage in paintings chalk ground for provenance analysis: three original paintings compared to european source materials by Victory Armida Janine Jaques, Katarína Holcová

“…Abstract Chalk has been used since Antiquity for various purposes, and since Gothic for preparatory layers of painted cultural heritage objects. …”
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Vocal health fitness to different music styles - doi:10.5020/18061230.2010.p278 by Maria Claudia Mendes Caminha Muniz, Marco Rodrigo Castro da Silva, Charleston Teixeira Palmeira

“…Results: The selected styles (Rock and Roll, Heavy Metal, Trash Metal, Grunge, Gothic Metal, Rap, Funk, Blues, R&B – Rhythm and Blues, Soul, Gospel, MPB, Samba, Forro, Sertanejo, Bossa Nova, Opera and Chamber Music) were described, pointing the reasons for the speech therapist to be informed about them and about singing voice aspects. …”
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Comprehensive dental care for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) patient by Anna Németh, Judit Borbély, Péter Hermann

“…The virtual designs were 3D printed (NextDent, 3D Systems, Rock Hill, USA) and used to create self-curing acrylic (Structur 2 SC A2, VOCO) mock-ups. …”
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Nature's objects : geology, aesthetics, and the understanding of materiality in eighteenth-century Britain and France by Ferng, Jennifer Hsiao-Mei

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A Memorial by Cyprian Godebski over the Ocean, a Swan Song of Academic Religious Sculpture by Andrzej Pieńkos

“…Madone des naufragés follows ancient tradition of placing crosses and religious figures on mountain tops and coastal rocks. We can find a particularly large number of colossal religious figures in the French sculpture of the 19th century, especially from the period of the religious awakening supported by the government of the Second Empire. …”
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Transgression Now by Charlie Blake, Steen Christiansen

“…Other reference points include the charismatic influence of various distaff Anglophone figures such as Oscar Wilde, Aleister Crowley, Andy Warhol, Kathy Acker and William Burroughs, or the Viennese actionists, performance art globally, and the mid twentieth century emergence from African-American music of certain rock and roll stars with all their brazen sonic populism, intricate allusion, multiple epigones and self-consciously decadent analogues in hip hop, electronica, metal, or industrial and gothic music and culture (Blake, 2009, pp.76-90). …”
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