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While the right to health is increasingly referenced in Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) discussions, its contribution to global health and development remains subject to considerable debate. This hypothesis explores the potential influence of the right to health on the formulation of health goals in 4 major SDG reports. We analyse these reports through a social constructivist lens which view...

Written to commemorate the 10th anniversary of rubric “Academic Writing and Research Competences” established by journal’s late editor-in-chief Mikhail Sapunov, paper focuses on origins academic writing traces its development in terms rhetoric. The five stages classical rhetoric are interpreted as key components writing: research, logic, culture, knowledge, language. This approach helps visuali...

A comparison of the landmark papers by Watson and Crick (1953) and Avery et al. (1944) shows how different rhetorical choices can influence the impact of a scientific paper. The paper by Watson and Crick revolutionized biology and remains a model of scientific rhetoric. In contrast, the paper by Avery et al. reports equally important findings, but its impact was greatly diminished because of rh...