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An Exploratory Study: The Presence Of Imposter Syndrome In New Graduate Allied Health Professionals And Its Relationship To Location Of Practice, Samantha J. Barber, Carol A. Flavell Dr, Moira Smith Dr
An Exploratory Study: The Presence Of Imposter Syndrome In New Graduate Allied Health Professionals And Its Relationship To Location Of Practice, Samantha J. Barber, Carol A. Flavell Dr, Moira Smith Dr
Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice
Purpose: Imposter syndrome (IS) explores the feelings of fraudulence within personal and professional settings. Commonly IS results in impaired self-confidence, and self-perceptions of one’s own abilities, their mental health, and places them at a higher risk of burnout. Imposterism is linked to transitionary periods, such as being newly graduated, and while IS addressed amongst the medical community [doctors and nurses], there is a gap in literature relating to IS amongst allied health professionals (AHPs). Additionally, there is no known literature in which IS presence or severity is explored in relation to an individual’s geographic location. The aim of this study …
Aphasia Therapy In An Arabic-Speaking Individual After Stroke: A Case Report, Mohammed F. Alharbi Dr
Aphasia Therapy In An Arabic-Speaking Individual After Stroke: A Case Report, Mohammed F. Alharbi Dr
Internet Journal of Allied Health Sciences and Practice
Purpose: This case report describes the clinical application and preliminary outcomes of Arabic-adapted Semantic Feature Analysis (SFA), Phonological Components Analysis (PCA), and Verb Network Strengthening Treatment (VNeST) in an Arabic-speaking adult with post-stroke aphasia and highlights language-specific factors that affect the adaptation of these interventions to Arabic. Methods: The participant was a 53-year-old right-handed native Arabic-speaking man who developed moderate to severe nonfluent transcortical motor aphasia after a left middle cerebral artery stroke. One month after stroke onset, he underwent assessment with the Short Aphasia Test for Gulf Arabic speakers, which showed relatively preserved auditory comprehension and repetition but marked …
The Dangers Of Unregulated Artificial Intelligence: Should The United States Adopt International Ai Regulations?, Katrina P. Perea
The Dangers Of Unregulated Artificial Intelligence: Should The United States Adopt International Ai Regulations?, Katrina P. Perea
Widener Commonwealth Law Review
No abstract provided.
Generating Solutions To Generative Ai, Joseph M. Marrero
Generating Solutions To Generative Ai, Joseph M. Marrero
Widener Commonwealth Law Review
No abstract provided.
The Uncertain Future Of Agency Deference In Pennsylvania, Brent J. Finkbeiner
The Uncertain Future Of Agency Deference In Pennsylvania, Brent J. Finkbeiner
Widener Commonwealth Law Review
No abstract provided.
Covid-19 Student Litigation & The Risk To Higher Education, Kiera R. Flannery
Covid-19 Student Litigation & The Risk To Higher Education, Kiera R. Flannery
Widener Commonwealth Law Review
No abstract provided.
Canadian Hockey League Players Score New Opportunities For Nhl Advancement By Breaking Into Ncaa Division I College Hockey: How Major Junior Hockey Players Could Officially End The Ncaa's Amateurism Model, Christian M. Kline
Widener Commonwealth Law Review
No abstract provided.
An Asexual Autist’S Feminist Musings On The Lord Of The Rings, Robin A. Reid
An Asexual Autist’S Feminist Musings On The Lord Of The Rings, Robin A. Reid
Journal of Tolkien Research
Abstract: This reader response is about how a seventy-year-old asexual autist began to discover her feminist queer politics by reading Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings at the age of ten. Countering the negative stereotype of feminists (and/or women) disliking Tolkien, Reid describes how her autistic obsession with Tolkien’s world and her love for Éowyn led her first into online Tolkien fandom and then into aca-fandom. She chronicles a journey from feeling isolated and weird in her childhood and adolescence (in small-town Idaho during the 1960s) to finding communities in which her weirdnesses (autism, asexuality, and feminism) were not only …
“As Bachelors Very Exceptional”: An Asexual Reading Of Frodo Baggins, Danna Petersen-Deeprose
“As Bachelors Very Exceptional”: An Asexual Reading Of Frodo Baggins, Danna Petersen-Deeprose
Journal of Tolkien Research
Queer Tolkien scholarship has seen a number of homosexual readings of Frodo Baggins. While there are indeed many elements within the text that support a queer reading, it is a mistake to insist that queer elements necessarily point to homosexuality. This article advances an alternative queer reading of Frodo: an asexual reading. Drawing queer and asexual scholarship, including Ela Przybylo, Danielle Cooper, Audre Lorde, and Jack Halberstam, this article examines Frodo’s actions, journey, and characteristics through an asexual lens, focusing on his solitary life in the Shire, the way he is perceived by the other Hobbits, his lack of any …
“A Natural Human Activity”: The Split Attraction Model As A Tool For Reading Tolkien’S Legendarium, Sarah Courtis
“A Natural Human Activity”: The Split Attraction Model As A Tool For Reading Tolkien’S Legendarium, Sarah Courtis
Journal of Tolkien Research
The works of J.R.R. Tolkien have long been a refuge for readers seeking escape; a world of eucatastrophe where difference is celebrated, and friendship lauded. Despite his egalitarian themes, gatekeepers attempt to bar those living at the margins and intersections from reading themselves into the texts, denying that applicability which Tolkien called for in his own works. One such applicable interpretation of the legendarium is through the lens of asexuality and aromanticism. As there are no graphic sex scenes (though contrary to GRR Martin’s claims sex does exist in the world and is expanded upon in The Nature of Middle …
Chaste Bachelors And Abstaining Husbands: Celibacy And Asexuality In The Line Of Finwë, Kristine Larsen
Chaste Bachelors And Abstaining Husbands: Celibacy And Asexuality In The Line Of Finwë, Kristine Larsen
Journal of Tolkien Research
The episodic celibacy seen among the Eldar, especially in the House of Finwë, can be read through several contexts relevant to Tolkien’s personal experience and historical period. First, bachelorhood and celibacy as social issues in Britain from the Victorian era through the interwar period provide a possible backdrop against which to analyze the House of Finwë. Second, Finwë’s line can be read through Tolkien’s own views on marriage concerning the unnaturalness of monogamy for men. Analyzing Tolkien’s legendarium through these contexts reveals a complex tension between fecundity and celibacy among male Elves, especially in the line of Finwë, including the …
“Mythology Is Language And Language Is Mythology”: Allegory, Applicability, And/Or Asexuality In Tolkien’S Legendarium, Rory M. Queripel
“Mythology Is Language And Language Is Mythology”: Allegory, Applicability, And/Or Asexuality In Tolkien’S Legendarium, Rory M. Queripel
Journal of Tolkien Research
Frequent criticisms of queer approaches to Tolkien’s work are that they are purely an outside artefact based on external readings and agendas, rather than with any basis in the works themselves. However, this paper contends that, while the much-vaunted “freedom of the reader” allows for such external readings, there is more in the substance of Tolkien’s language and mythology to back them up than may otherwise be assumed. Taking as a starting point Tolkien’s own statement that “the mind, the tongue, and the tale are co-eval,” the article explores the simultaneous linguistic and mythological development of Tolkien’s legendarium. Using the …
Introduction: Asexuality And Aromanticism In Tolkien's Works, Clare Moore, Rory Queripel
Introduction: Asexuality And Aromanticism In Tolkien's Works, Clare Moore, Rory Queripel
Journal of Tolkien Research
This article introduces this special issue focused on asexuality and aromanticism in the works of J.R.R. Tolkien. It seeks to fill a gap in queer Tolkien studies by presenting multiple articles on asexualt/aromantic interpretations of Tolkien's work.
Defending Lgbtqia+ Young Adult Literature In Classrooms: A Secondary English Methods Assignment, Summer Melody Pennell
Defending Lgbtqia+ Young Adult Literature In Classrooms: A Secondary English Methods Assignment, Summer Melody Pennell
Journal of Queer and Trans Studies in Education
The author describes how teachers and community advocates can defend the use of LGBTQIA+ Young Adult Literature in the secondary classroom by aligning teaching ideas to the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for English. Through analyzing student work from two secondary English methods courses, the author found that students were able to find ways to teach the majority of the domains of ELA: reading literary fiction, reading informational texts, writing, and speaking and listening. Students also justified their pedagogical ideas with scholarship from English education. Rather than seeing LGBTQIA+ texts as outliers, the evidence shows they can be used to …
Women's Travel Literature: Challenges And Limits, Jalila Tritar
Women's Travel Literature: Challenges And Limits, Jalila Tritar
SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism
Women have never been part of the journey! Gender identity has always doomed them to domesticity and all the functions that correspond to it, such as procreation, motherhood, child education etc. The public space is the prerogative of men that of women has always been private space.
Brave And Adventurous Women Travelers By Cristina Morato, Aicha Maati
Brave And Adventurous Women Travelers By Cristina Morato, Aicha Maati
SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism
The Spanish writer, journalist, and traveler Cristina Morató is the first and foremost to take an interest in researching, collecting, and documenting women’s travels around the world. She has published five books in this context, all dealing with the adventures of female travelers, most of whom have been forgotten by history despite their exceptional achievements and their contribution to paving the way for a group of male travelers whose names have been written in gold. Cristina Morató insisted on giving back to all these female travelers the recognition and honor they deserve by researching and digging into the details of …
Morocco On The Threshold Of The Protectorate Through The French Travelogue De La Charrière, Hicham Abid
Morocco On The Threshold Of The Protectorate Through The French Travelogue De La Charrière, Hicham Abid
SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism
Our intervention revolves around the French trip of it’s Authour
A Reading Of "Western Women's Travels To Morocco 1860-1956" By Latifa Benjelloun Alaoui, Brahim El Harfi
A Reading Of "Western Women's Travels To Morocco 1860-1956" By Latifa Benjelloun Alaoui, Brahim El Harfi
SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism
Western Women Travelers in Morocco 1860-1956" by Latifa Benjelloun Laroui delves into the experiences of Western women who traveled to Morocco between 1860 and 1956. The book is split into two parts. The first part focuses on three distinct periods: pre-Protectorate with Drummond, during the Protectorate under Lyautey, and the post-Protectorate phase. It describes how these travelers, often diplomats' wives, missionaries, or journalists, experienced Morocco, its cities, culture, and people. The second part discusses the experiences of specific travelers, including journalists and women of letters, and their impact on the foreign perception of Morocco. The book provides a unique insight …
Emilia Serrano Or Baroness Of Wilson:The Traveling Writer, Nadia Baline
Emilia Serrano Or Baroness Of Wilson:The Traveling Writer, Nadia Baline
SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism
Emilia Serrano, or Baroness of Wilson, a 19th-century writer, journalist, and traveler, spent half of her life in Latin America, due to her love and fondness for the place. This article will try to shed light on this author and highlight the place that she occupies in the travel literature of her time. Serrano faced such gender stereotype as the presumed weakness and sensitivity of women. Animated by her an unquenchable thirst for knowledge and exploration, Serrano traveled across America, from Canada to Patagonia in search of adventure. She wrote several literary works bearing testimony to her experiences, perceptions, multilingual …
Lily Sergueiew, A Convinced Traveller, Isabelle Antonutti
Lily Sergueiew, A Convinced Traveller, Isabelle Antonutti
SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism
Nathalie Sergueiew travelled across Europe and the Middle East on foot and by bicycle between 1933 and 1939. She was a journalist, solo traveller, cyclist, painter and spy during the Second World War. She made three major journeys. At the age of 21, she set off on foot to Poland via Germany. The following year she cycled through Central Europe. During her travels, she took an interest in political and social life. The situation in Europe is tense and she seeks to understand and explain. She conducted investigations in labour camps and slums, interviewed politicians and talked to Nazi activists, …
Alice Morrison’S My 1001 Nights: Tales And Adventures From Morocco Seeing From Within Not From Above And Preaching Cross-Cultural Appreciation, Youssef El Kaidi
Alice Morrison’S My 1001 Nights: Tales And Adventures From Morocco Seeing From Within Not From Above And Preaching Cross-Cultural Appreciation, Youssef El Kaidi
SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism
Thanks to its geographical location at the intersection between continents and cultures, Morocco has always been a stage for cross-cultural encounters. Despite its geographical proximity to Europe, Morocco, however, is culturally distant to the Western subject and its exotic allure has always been irresistible. While many 19th and early 20th century travel accounts on Morocco were highly orientalist in their (mis)representation of space and race in Morocco, Alice Morrison’s My 1001 Nights: Tales and Adventures from Morocco seem to introduce a new pattern of cultural representation in which the Western traveler witnesses from within not from above. This paper demonstrates …
Catherine De Bourboulon's Diary In China (1858-1862) Fracture Between East And West, Qingya Meng
Catherine De Bourboulon's Diary In China (1858-1862) Fracture Between East And West, Qingya Meng
SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism
This article is dedicated to the journey of Catherine de Bourboulon (1827-1865) with her husband, a French diplomat, through northern China, Mongolia, and Russia, during which she wrote a journal that was published upon her return to France in 1866. This journal reflects both her compassion for the Chinese and Mongols living in miserable conditions and her admiration for the landscape of the Gobi Desert. However, her perspective also establishes a hierarchical relationship with the Other. In this regard, our approach aims to show how the concept of civilization justifies Catherine de Bourboulon’s stance, convinced of the superiority of Europeans …
The Harem In Orientalist Art And Literature Between Fantasy And Authenticity, Fatima Zahra Ajjoul
The Harem In Orientalist Art And Literature Between Fantasy And Authenticity, Fatima Zahra Ajjoul
SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism
European travel to the Orient dates back to thousands of years, but fascination with the region flourished by the nineteenth century, the century of "harem literature" and Orientalist art par excellence. A number of developments made the trip to the Orient easier, safer and cheaper at the time. However, harem doors remained closed to male travellers who were left to imagine their own desirable details that mostly projected fantasies of exoticism, eroticism and despotism. Women travellers, on the other hand, took advantage of their gender-privileged access to the Oriental women's segregated spaces to shed light upon several obscured aspects of …
Editorial (English)Exploring The World: Knowledge And Imagination (English), Chouaib Halifi
Editorial (English)Exploring The World: Knowledge And Imagination (English), Chouaib Halifi
SOROUD: The journal of Literacy Criticism
No abstract provided.
Modernizing Digital Preservation With Docker Containerization, Marcelo Garcia
Modernizing Digital Preservation With Docker Containerization, Marcelo Garcia
FORCE 2026
No abstract provided.
Guiding Better Data Availability Statements: A Fair-By-Design Tool For Authors, Jennifer Gu
Guiding Better Data Availability Statements: A Fair-By-Design Tool For Authors, Jennifer Gu
FORCE 2026
No abstract provided.
Integrity Under Review: A Global Study Of Retraction Trends, Ethical Practices And Policy Responses In Scholarly Publishing, Nihar Kanta Patra, Abhipsa Sahu
Integrity Under Review: A Global Study Of Retraction Trends, Ethical Practices And Policy Responses In Scholarly Publishing, Nihar Kanta Patra, Abhipsa Sahu
FORCE 2026
No abstract provided.
Advancing Research Assessment Reform: A Holistic Framework For Institutional Excellence And Societal Impact, Jesse Si Zhe Xiao, Florence Tsz Yan Ng
Advancing Research Assessment Reform: A Holistic Framework For Institutional Excellence And Societal Impact, Jesse Si Zhe Xiao, Florence Tsz Yan Ng
FORCE 2026
No abstract provided.
Practical Fair For Hpc - A Lightweight Scalable Pipeline For Metadata On Hpci Shared Storage System, Hidetomo Kaneyama, Tomohiro Kawanabe
Practical Fair For Hpc - A Lightweight Scalable Pipeline For Metadata On Hpci Shared Storage System, Hidetomo Kaneyama, Tomohiro Kawanabe
FORCE 2026
No abstract provided.
The Journey To 50,000 Deposits: Open Access And Institutional Repositories At Indiana University Indianapolis, Rachel Molina
The Journey To 50,000 Deposits: Open Access And Institutional Repositories At Indiana University Indianapolis, Rachel Molina
FORCE 2026
No abstract provided.