Titlebook: Neighbourhoods in Transition; Brownfield Regenerat Emmanuel Rey,Martine Laprise,Sophie Lufkin Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Emmanuel Rey,Martine Laprise,Sophie Lufkinl interrogation of the ways and wiles of whiteness. In 1983, African American Historian of Religions Charles Long reiterated his long-standing challenge to the Western academy to understand the entire postcolonial situation as an intercultural encounter demanding not so much scientific elucidation a

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Emmanuel Rey,Martine Laprise,Sophie Lufkinan social order structured (in part) around a profound denial of death. Twentieth-century America in particular witnessed a sustained expulsion of the reality of mortality from public life, and an uncompromising attempt to manage some of the more obvious “re-arrangements and enforcements” of mortali

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them is that both countries are known to have a ‘shame culture’; people in these countries often recognise shame in their lives relating to their cultural virtues. While shame can lead to social conformity, this negative affect associated with a sense of inadequacy can also damage our wellbeing. Be

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y their ease in finding the best (least error) mathematical or AI models. Unsupervised, supervised, and reinforced learning alternatives are explained comparatively. Both bivalent logic k-means and fuzzy logic c-means classification methodologies are explained with their philosophical, logical, and

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Emmanuel Rey,Martine Laprise,Sophie LufkinThe objective of this pro- vance in the delimitation and classification oflower taxa. ject was a study of the relationship between the carbo- The rapidly changing state of sponge taxonomy is reflect- nate sediments of the Bimini area and the benthonic ed in the paucity of definitive (i. e. widely ac

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Emmanuel Rey,Martine Laprise,Sophie Lufkin an ecological survey and mapping of the Bimini Lagoon, and thorough sampling of the sediments. Laboratory work at the University of Illinois concentrated on the study of the skeletal elements of these marine organisms, using light, polarized light, phase-contrast and electron microscopy. Elements r