Titlebook: Lebensentwürfe im l?ndlichen Raum; Ein prek?rer Zusamme Rudolf Egger,Alfred Posch Book 2016 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2016 Brain Drain.

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Gerhard Reichmann,Margit Sommersguter-Reichmanns to the surface the relatively unrecognised importance of sThis collection of critical essays explores the literary and visual cultures of modern Irish suburbia, and the historical, social and aesthetic contexts in which these cultures have emerged. The lived experience and the artistic representat

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Sophie Pfusterschmid DI.inconventions of Victorian fiction. In the mid-1880s James conceived of the novelist as competing ‘with his brother the painter in .attempt to… catch the colour, the relief, the expression, the surface, the substance of the human spectacle’ (., 53); his contemporaneous novel, ., self-consciously vies

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青春期

ydropower construction, particularly in the Indian Himalayas, there has not been a concomitant shift in the transparency or accountability of water governance institutions, as advocates of economic liberalization suggest there should be..Clearly, then, accommodating the needs of different stakeholde

Macronutrients

Rudolf Egger,Alfred Poschydropower construction, particularly in the Indian Himalayas, there has not been a concomitant shift in the transparency or accountability of water governance institutions, as advocates of economic liberalization suggest there should be..Clearly, then, accommodating the needs of different stakeholde

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Günther Marchnerow standard shorthand for the invasion and occupation of Iraq in 2003–4. Modes of mediating perception are evidently at work in this preference for ‘war’: ‘war’ suggests a somewhat regulated affair, for which there are principles and procedures and laws to fall back upon, whereas ‘invasion’ is a mes

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Gerlind Weber Dipl.-Ing.in) in Irish political discourse, but to show the significance of contact with and influence from other small nations in Irish political and intellectual discourse. The chapter will conclude by tracing how the fate of small nations had become even more prominent in Ireland by late 1918, illustrating t