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sible, to reconstitute the context of production as of reception of the ., besides analyzing its visual content. This work also involves the confrontation of the photographic source with the abundant written corpus left by the exhibitions (guides, catalogs, press articles and administrative correspondence).

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ed disciplines. The finding elucidated here holds promise for handling the photoprocesses of metal complexes, valid for both applications and novel properties. This system is expected make it possible to extract an electrochemical potential response from molecular switches, aiming to simulate the fi

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tion of cultural heritage, in terms of active and passive sensors, and other systems are presented. Tools and software, both commercial and open source, are illustrated in this chapter. The chapter concludes with two different examples based on human threats and natural disasters.

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Lindy Allen,Louise Hambyenden Bewegungsvorg?ngen — vom Beobachter selbst nicht klar und sicher genug wahrgenommen werden k?nnen. Gerade auf diesem Gebiete hat sich die moderne Mikro-Momentphotographie als eine wertvolle Methode der Forschung erwiesen, ob es sich nun um Einzel- oder Serienaufnahmen oder um fortlaufende Kinematogramme handelt.

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Colin McEwan,Maria-Isabel Silva Furthermore, ethical principles in photography can conflict, adding complexity to the routine use of patient photographs. Recognition, discussion, and education of ethics in medial photography may encourage standardized approaches for enhanced patient care, especially when difficult ethical dilemmas arise.

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Networks, Agents and Objects: Frameworks for Unpacking Museum Collectionsbe. The research also demonstrates that ethnographic collections continue to play important roles in supporting and reworking national identities as well as to challenge these through ongoing negotiations and sharing of ideas among both the guardians of these objects and their creator communities. T

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Consuming Colonialism: Curio Dealers’ Catalogues, Souvenir Objects and Indigenous Agency in Oceaniaurriers and Island Curio Dealers), this chapter demonstrates that such catalogues not only have the potential to reveal changes in market demand, price and desirability of ethnographic objects, but also how artefacts were transformed from functional objects into ornaments, changes in their method an