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D. A. C. Manningrning theories perpetuate this separation and temporalization of emotion and learning and thus fail to cover life-world emotional experience in learning in its complexity. In a phenomenological variation, alternative concepts of emotion, learning and sociality are suggested to create a different pic

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Introduction,of glass and cement manufacture have been known at least since Roman times, although modern techniques place increased demands on the qualities of the raw materials that are used in manufacturing processes. New uses for minerals are constantly appearing, in response to technological and, increasingl

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Cement and plaster,ch were initially used to make Portland cement are widespread throughout the geological succession, and it is interesting to speculate whether they were exploited by the Romans in the northern extremities of the Roman empire, far from Mediterranean sources of volcanic ash. Plaster was also introduce

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