1. Why Write? Updike, Orwell, Sartre, and Roth: Or, The Politics of Prose
Ira Nadel

2. Making the Most of Pain: Humor, Narration, and Suffering in Philip Roth’s The Anatomy Lesson
Daniel Direkoglu

3. Bisociative Cognition and Monoaxiate Petrifaction in Philip Roth’s I Married a Communist and Arthur Koestler’s Darkness at Noon
James Duban

4. The Kitchen Table or the Pistol: Philip Roth’s Nonredemptive Jewishness in The Counterlife
Ariel Horowitz

5. Philip Roth and the Body: Jewishness, Gender, and Race
Whitney Strub

6. Philip Roth: A la recherche de Marcel Proust
Steven Sampson

7. Indigenous Epistemic Foundation, Socio-Cultural and Educational Significance of Dzawuwu Festival Among the Agave-Afedome People
Christian Fumey, Kofi N. Mpuangnan, Israel Ametepey, Rivalani X. Masonto

8. Linking Instructional Leadership Behaviour to Job Performance of Lecturers at Public Universities
Kofi Nkonkonya Mpuangnan, Evans Ennin Dickson, Samantha Govender

9. Smart cities require smarter crime prevention methodologies: Integrating AI within urban safety frameworks
Emeka Ndaguba, Cine Van Zyl

10. A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of Learning Stoichiometry: Challenges, Interventions, and Outcomes
Wilmer Orlando López González, Marco Vinicio Vásquez Bernal, José Enrique Martínez Serra