Hermina Cielas Leão, Tiziana Pontillo, Lidia Sudyka

Shades of Violence

Introduction

Shades of violence. Explore the multifaceted nature of violence, examining its diverse forms, underlying causes, and profound societal and individual impacts.

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Review

The title "Shades of Violence" immediately suggests an exploration into the multifaceted or nuanced aspects of violence, potentially delving into its various forms, manifestations, or interpretations. However, the complete absence of an abstract renders any substantive review of the article's content, scope, or methodology impossible. An abstract serves as the foundational summary, outlining the research questions, theoretical framework, methodological approach, key findings, and main contributions to the field. Without this critical component, a reviewer is left with no information to gauge the article's academic rigor, originality, or relevance to its intended audience. In scholarly publishing, the abstract is not merely a formality but a vital gateway for readers, search engines, and fellow researchers to understand and assess the work's intellectual contribution. It is the primary tool for initial peer review, allowing editors and reviewers to determine if the manuscript aligns with the journal's scope and possesses the fundamental elements of a scholarly article. Without it, one cannot assess whether the work is empirical or theoretical, qualitative or quantitative, a literature review, or a case study. Therefore, any attempt to evaluate the depth of analysis, the validity of arguments, the significance of results, or the overall contribution to the understanding of violence would be pure conjecture, rendering a proper academic assessment infeasible. Given the complete lack of an abstract, it is impossible to provide an informed review of "Shades of Violence." My primary recommendation must therefore address this fundamental deficiency. For this article to be considered for peer review, the author must first provide a comprehensive abstract that clearly articulates the article's purpose, methods, main arguments, and conclusions. Until such an abstract is supplied, a proper assessment of the manuscript's academic merit, contribution to the literature, and suitability for publication cannot legitimately be conducted.

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