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This paper employs quantitative analysis of electoral data, emergency decrees, and cabinet instability to demonstrate that Paul von Hindenburg's escalating use of executive powers and his brokerage role among conservative elites were the primary drivers in the rapid structural transformation of the Weimar Republic into an authoritarian regime culminating in Hitler's appointment in 1933.
This human ecology study of the Zhuwai Fuhai Temple in Taiwan argues that sacred heritage should be understood as a place-based human–environment relationship rather than a transferable object, revealing how airport expansion governance prioritizes technical constraints over community identity and collective memory despite recognizing cultural value.
This study explores how AIGC technologies, specifically virtual production and interactive imaging, transform Chinese opera films from static stage documentation into immersive cinematic re-creations by leveraging the classic Sichuan Opera *The Story of the Colored Tower* to balance narrative innovation with the preservation of traditional aesthetic principles.
This study proposes the Regenerative Destination Brand Gestalt (RDBG) framework, developed through grounded theory and multisite netnography, to reconceptualize destination branding as a dynamic socio-ecological system where long-term value and resilience emerge through the reciprocal relationships of People, Place, and Purpose.
This paper presents the development and validation of the Rasa-Śarīra Scale, a culturally grounded 25-item instrument based on classical Indian aesthetics and embodied cognition theory, which successfully measures embodied aesthetic learning in architectural heritage games and demonstrates superior effectiveness over passive walkthroughs in an experimental study.
A nationwide cross-sectional study of 3,917 Bangladeshi adolescents conducted in early 2024 reveals that high perceptions of economic inequality are significantly driven by urban residence, science-stream education, and institutional distrust, with media and judicial trust fully mediating the relationship between gender and these perceptions.
This three-wave longitudinal study of Chinese emerging adults reveals that childhood adversity predicts later depressive symptoms through a sequential pathway of increased vulnerable narcissism and reduced self-concept clarity, a process that is significantly intensified by relationship insecurity.
This single-group pre-post study demonstrates that an 18-hour case-based health law teaching intervention significantly improved legal knowledge, clinical risk identification, learning attitudes, and course satisfaction among 102 undergraduate rehabilitation therapy students at Guizhou Medical University.
This study demonstrates that in a Japanese-speaking VRChat community, existing users who replied to newcomers during a 2024 surge subsequently increased their overall posting and reply activity without reducing their engagement with pre-existing interaction partners.
This mixed-methods study in Jordan demonstrates that a systemic family-counseling model significantly improves inclusive education outcomes for students with disabilities by enhancing family functioning and resilience, though its efficacy is moderated by structural socio-economic barriers, thereby advocating for the formal integration of family counseling into inclusive education frameworks.