Sense & Sensibility

Sensibility and sense of belonging to the place in promoting the social capital of the villagers (Case study: Kurdish villages, Rudbar city)

Social capital plays an important role in increasing bioavailability, which undoubtedly is the main goal of all planning and development, including rural planning and development. This research is an applied and descriptive-analytical approach that is conducted with a sample of 355 people among the people of Kurdish villages in Rudbar city. The data gathering tool in this research included: lib...

The Expanding Sense and Sensibility Text Universe

This article asks why people are obsessed with Jane Austen’s stories and why her stories are spreading across the globe, across media forms, and across generations? In an attempt to analyse the Austenmania-phenomenon, this article examines various representations of Austen’s Sense and Sensibility in order to discuss what these representations contribute with to the understanding of the source t...

Review of Peggy Thompson, (ed). Beyond Sense and Sensibility: Moral Formation and the Literary Imagination from Johnson to Wordsworth

Tubular cross talk in acute kidney injury: a story of sense and sensibility.

The mammalian kidney is an organ composed of numerous functional units or nephrons. Beyond the filtering glomerulus of each nephron, various tubular segments with distinct populations of epithelial cells sequentially span the kidney from cortex to medulla. The highly organized folding of the tubules results in a spatial distribution that allows intimate contact between various tubular subsegmen...

The Acute Effect of Static Stretching of Quadriceps, Hamstrings and Gastrocnemius Muscles on Knee Joint Position Sense in Football Players

Purpose: Everything that impairs joint proprioception system can harm joints. It has been stated that stretching exercises can change properties of the proprioceptive receptors and as a result changes the sensibility of the joints proprioception. Due to fact that static stretching has greater use between athletes, it is necessary to give useful information about the safety of these stretch...

‘Neither musical nor affecting to be so’: the question of taste in Sense and Sensibility

The question of aesthetic taste and its relationship to moral worth was a common subject of eighteenth-century moralists and philosophers. Hermione Lee quotes Shaftesbury, Burke and Hume to show that, in the eighteenth century, ‘it was felt that taste for art, taste for literature, and taste or nature, were related, and were all three suggestive of one's moral worth.’ Critics have varied in the...