Titlebook: Topographische Anatomie; Ein Kollegheft Joachim Schubert Textbook 1957Latest edition Johann Ambrosius Barth, München 1957 Anatomie.Neurolog

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hildren who are forced to work as child artists by their parents and peer pressure. Based on the author’s inside experiences as a member of the production crews and the auto-ethnographic accounts that result from the same (besides in-depth interviews and focus group sessions with the child artists),

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Joachim Schubertionally scatological. On the contrary, sexual desire, sometimes lewd, sometimes inhibited, does not just show on the surface in an allusive manner in his writing, but is often described in terms that are either verging on the obscene or of great technical precision, as if the neutrality of the writi

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Joachim Schubertistics. As we saw in Chapters 1 and 2, the problem with this type of linguistics (which tends to comprise . of linguistics) is fourfold. (1) It is founded on the wrong philosophy of language (it deals with a language the main functions of which are information and communication). (2) It resorts to t

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Joachim Schubertstration (TSA) facilities and screeners to determine how long I can go on before I will be asked to stop. After shooting photos in 12 airports I have received only one warning at the US-Canada border while taking a picture of a twenty-something woman of colour being interrogated by TSA workers after

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Joachim Schubertwhat its affects are. Taking a pragmatic approach, Hickey-Moody shapes chapters around key Deleuzian concepts that have proved generative in masculinity studies and then presents case studies of popular subjects and offers overviews of disciplines that have applied Deleuze’s work to the study of men

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Joachim Schubertat scholarly attention in the Humanities has been directed toward plants. The last few years has seen the eruption of a vigorous and intensifying debate about the place of plants in human systems of meaning, including their cultural life, their discursive framing in academic and popular understandin