Titlebook: Vorlesungen über numerische Mathematik; I. Lineare Algebra Gerhard Maess Book 1984 Akademie Verlag Berlin 1984 Mathematik.Physik.numerische

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Gerhard Maessublication, she went on to obtain a PhD and become a professor of Arabic literature, and she was one of the first modern Arab women to undertake Qur’anic exegesis. ‘Abd al-Rahman lived until 1989, and published many short stories and academic works about early Muslim women. At the peak of her career

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Gerhard Maess rather too closely the marketer’s dream. On the other hand, a good deal of mainstream social-cultural “consumption theory” and studies of consumer society either ignore children and childhood completely or see children as appendages or adjuncts to the central claims, preoccupations and problems of

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f their parents’ (Rose 178). Paternalistic ‘seen and not heard,’ ‘spare the rod and spoil the child’ notions of childhood were being swept away and children became protected, longed for, and recognized as having their own needs and desires. The concept of childhood, too, became a symbolic counterwei

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Gerhard Maess same book depicts an exhausted girl squatting by the side of a box of freshly picked onions. The caption reads: “Young Misery.” ‘Abd al-Rahman’s book was a foray into the then popular genre of peasant studies,. and also into the growing feminist press, the latter concerning us here. The book came o

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Gerhard Maessjunctions that remain between the fields of childhood studies and consumer studies. On the one hand, as I have argued elsewhere (Cook 2004b, 2008), those writing in and for a specifically “childhood studies” audience tend to ignore or marginalize the material and commercial aspects of children’s exi

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Gerhard Maessmselves or other relatives, thinking about what name to give the baby, and planning what kind of relationships and activities the child will take part in as it grows. With love and affection, they try to understand who the baby is and what it is expressing through its bodily signs and gestures. As t