Titlebook: GeoHumanities and Health; Sarah Atkinson,Rachel Hunt Book 2020 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2020 GeoHumanities.Health geography.Human ge

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Die Gerbung mit Pflanzengerbstoffen the world as socially constructed objects within a social space in which carers, social workers, women themselves and their relatives and families are shaped and emerge together. We then expand our reflections on the subject of immigration as social geographers by adding a new path through photogra

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,Dampfkraftwerke für Sonderzwecke,To do so, I draw on the findings of a 2-year in-depth qualitative study, ‘Sensing Nature’, exploring how people with varying forms and severities of sight impairment experience a sense of wellbeing (or otherwise) in diverse types of nature during the life course. The essay examines how study partici

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Die Geschichte der Bauingenieurkunster double diagnosis with pulmonary cancer and fibrosis demonstrates ambivalent experiences that cannot easily be reduced to a stable, documentary narrative, relying as they do on memory and metaphor. Second, documentary narrative’s limits to represent experience become apparent at the point where bi

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Sleep-Paralysis

,Einführung in die vierte Auflage,s, is creating alternative spaces for voicing patient interfaces with animal research. On research establishment websites, and elsewhere, patients’ perspectives are emerging in short films, taking up positions as narrators, tour guides, and commentators, inviting the public to follow them into these

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Problemstellung und Vorgehensweise,. Turning to my ethnographic data, I indicate how these niches enable the expression of novel durational agencies and affective capacities. These reports help to elucidate the means by which precarious life is managed in cities. I conclude by briefly considering the implications of my analysis for o

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