[PDF] Top 20 Evolution assessment: introduction to the special issue

... this special issue encompasses a diverse array of educational contexts, methodologies, and theoretical vantage points, many more topics remain in urgent need of ...this special issue is ... See full document

... Alternative perceptions and DeLillo as “ingenious architect” are also central to “‘Freud is finished, Einstein’s next’: Don DeLillo’s Cosmopolis, Chaos Theory, and Quantum Entanglement,” my own contribution to this ... See full document

... the issue is not one of a choice between an individually oriented and a socially oriented account of cognition, but rather of a grasp of the interaction between these two ... See full document

... Syntactic theories describe generalizations at various levels of the typology of phrases. At the least specific level of the phrasal typology, any word or phrase belongs to the same type. All that can be said for this ... See full document

... Alcott‟s introduction of a fictional narrator, Nurse Tribulation Periwinkle for the published collection as a strategy in which the author, “systematically redesigns her personality to prepare herself for what she ... See full document

... Echoing in the footsteps of work by Connell and Gibson 2003, the Soundtracks conference invited papers that explored music in the context of new and old global mobilities, musical pilgri[r] ... See full document

... In the final article, ‘Axial Civilizations, Multiple Modernities, and Islam’, Saïd Amir Arjomand assesses the value of Eisenstadt’s writings for contemporary studies of Islam. Heavily influenced by modernization theory ... See full document

... the special issue and conclude with some thoughts on how the Web could be put at the linguist’s disposal rather more usefully than current search engines ... See full document

... Wiegand et al. (2010) present a survey of the role of negation in sentiment analysis. They indicate that it is necessary to perform fine-grained linguistic analysis in order to extract features for machine learning or ... See full document

... this special issue reflects some of the exciting challenges and the large potential of the ABM research agenda and the urgent need for more economists to join this interdisciplinary ... See full document

... On the basis of a rigorous review process, we selected four articles for inclusion in the special issue, covering: the use of semantic resources to disambiguate preposition semantics, fo[r] ... See full document

... One natural question F-first FDSs must solve is how exactly distributional vectors fit into the traditional formal semantic apparatus (as described in Section 2). Erk (2013) suggests that they might be seen as the ... See full document

... This special issue starts from the premise that self-employment is both an ideology and practice that encompasses a diversity of experiences at the micro-, meso-, and ... See full document

... Berit Johnsen and Anette Stoorgard present insights from Norway and Denmark, bringing a comparative perspective to our special issue. They argue that, despite different rationales for seeking consent and ... See full document

... This special issue starts from the premise that self-employment is both an ideology and practice that encompasses a diversity of experiences at the micro-, meso-, and ... See full document

... this special issue demonstrate some of the progress that has been made in the last three decades in rigorously modeling and analyzing problems at the interface of what we call “space and the ... See full document

... this special issue, we aim to bring to the fore ways in which so‐called vulnerable consumers navigate various marketplace and service interactions, developing specific consumer skills in order to empower ... See full document

... As the contributions in this special issue illustrate, evolutionary study of material culture is alive and well today. Indeed, there a several schools of thought with both common and divergent assumptions ... See full document

... 5. Reminding ourselves of the importance of an old debate If our collective filter bubbles are so big that within them argu- ments can be seen to have gained public merit, but between them opposition remains, we end up ... See full document

... capitalism, imperialism and colonialism. However, in the brave new world of “multiculturalism” and legal “non-discrimination” in the imperialist centres and “decolonisation” and legal independence in the neo-colonies, ... See full document