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... Border Crossing what form may be utilised when attempting to specifically represent autobiographical memories of traumatic events? Finally, with reference to my methodology in the representation of memory in ... See full document

... I recently took part in a conversation where it was argued that intelligence and thoughts do not exist without a body, understand: a physical body. Ideas are incarnated; they do not exist per se as separated entities, ... See full document

... HealthLit4Kids is further justified given that no tools currently exist to measure the health literacy profile or competencies of children under 10 [19]. Healthlit4Kids responds to a direct call to fill the existent ... See full document

... For the purpose of the analysis, all glossaries have been transferred to a common platform, a terminology man- agement system prototype [34] of TU Braunschweig. This or a like common web-platform could be used for ... See full document

... the region—from law, anthropology, geography, history, sociology, etc.—to foster dialogue on the subject. The project will benefit from this jurisdictional and disciplinary diversity. Scholars from throughout Europe, the ... See full document

... Conservation and management of migratory species can be complex and challenging. International agreements such as the Convention on Migratory Species (CMS) provide policy frameworks, but assessments and management can be ... See full document

... But given that the study of cinema requires the crossing of disciplinary boundaries, such conceptual and methodological divisions and their consequences are perhaps less easily overlooke[r] ... See full document

... first conceptual border concerns the question if and to what extent migrant identity construction depends on the discourses and practices in the social environment in which it ... See full document

... Contents Crossing Crossing Conceptual Boundaries III School of Law and Social Sciences 2 ISSN 2041 9090 University of East London Docklands Campus University Way London E16 2RD University of East Lond[.] ... See full document

... The methods of quantitative meta-analysis cannot be directly transferred to qualitative research for both pragmatic and epistemological reasons. Unlike systematic reviews of quantitative research that use statistical ... See full document

... Born in Johannesburg in 1982, Sabrina Liccardo completed a MA (Research Psychology) at the University of the Witwatersrand. She is currently a PhD candidate at the School of Human and Community Development, University of ... See full document

... Contents 1 ISSN 2041 9090 University of East London ISSN 2041 9090 Do ckla nds Ca Ca Crossing Conceptual Boundaries IX Social Sciences http //www uel ac uk/ http //www uel ac uk/ 2 University of East[.] ... See full document

... Contents ISSN 2041 9090 University of East London ISSN 2041 9090 Docklands Campus Crossing Conceptual Boundaries VII School of Social Sciences http //www uel ac uk/ http //www uel ac uk/ 2 University[.] ... See full document

... Bakhtin describes the carnival in terms of its historical manifestation as an oppositional display of medieval ecclesiastical and feudal culture, whereby the performer has the opportunity to live a kind of utopian ... See full document

... Research indicates that social representations connect an individual with their society and people make use of them to understand common sense aspects of everyday life (Moscovici 2001). They serve the purpose of ... See full document

... We should share experiences beyond the boundaries of the college. Some consideration is given to the composition of the board, and the skills shared around it. College boards include governors who are from the ... See full document

... Crossing the Boundaries of Nationalism, The Struggle for a Kurdish Women 'S Studies by S b a b d Mojab Cet artick examine k s dCmarchespour ktablir un r h a u curopCcn et nord am&ain d'crudcsfiminincs[.] ... See full document

... of boundaries: disciplinary ones, as described above, but also those walls around nationalities, ethnicities, religious affiliations, class and gender differentiations that continue to structure and constrain the ... See full document

... discriminate and experience relevant cultural differences” whereas intercultural competence is “the ability to think and act in interculturally appropriate ways” (p. 422). Their distinction between knowing and doing in ... See full document

... In Tribolium, SOKOLOFF (1963, 1964) reported that the frequency of crossing over was greater in males for linkage group VII, but equal in the two sexes for linkage groups IV an[r] ... See full document