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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Review Of Writing The Black Decade: Conflict And Criticism In Francophone Algerian Literature (Forde, Joseph), Aoife Connolly
Review Of Writing The Black Decade: Conflict And Criticism In Francophone Algerian Literature (Forde, Joseph), Aoife Connolly
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Great With Child: A Review Of 'Writers And Their Mothers' Edited By Dale Salwak, Palgrave Macmillan, 2018, Sue Norton
Great With Child: A Review Of 'Writers And Their Mothers' Edited By Dale Salwak, Palgrave Macmillan, 2018, Sue Norton
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Module: French 4, Valerie Hascoet
Module: French 4, Valerie Hascoet
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As part of the Student in Action initiative, second year students of tourism and hospitality designed a conference programme based on their research around our community partner.
Looking At The Workplace Through Mathematical Eyes, John J. Keogh
Looking At The Workplace Through Mathematical Eyes, John J. Keogh
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This thesis is concerned with the idea that people may know more about mathematics than they think they do and rely on it more than they realize, especially in work. That they more readily account for what they ‘do’, dismissing what they ‘know’ as ‘commonsense’ or ‘part of the job’, seems to extend a self-perception of not ‘being a maths person’ and permits it to be transmitted within families, across generations and throughout communities. At the same time, the pervasiveness of modern technology, and the proliferation of information represented in mathematical shapes, patterns, relationships, quantities and chance, would seem to …
Clickers-Ready Lessons For French., Valerie Hascoet
Clickers-Ready Lessons For French., Valerie Hascoet
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Is The Law An Asset?, Fiacra P. Mcdonnell, Thomas Power
Is The Law An Asset?, Fiacra P. Mcdonnell, Thomas Power
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The peculiar nature of the US Federal Constitution impinges on the implementation of any federal legislation. The tenth amendment to the US Constitution lays down that powers "not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the States respectively...." What this amendment means is that political authority is vested in the states unless preempted by the federal government. The most obvious example of federal pre-emption is that of equal rights legislation for African Americans. Such federal action has traditionally come about as a result of the perceived failure of states …
Realism And The Irish Victorian Novel, Lorcan Sirr
Realism And The Irish Victorian Novel, Lorcan Sirr
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SAMENVATTING Deze thesis onderzoekt de aard van Realisme in negentiende-eeuwse Ierse fictie. De nadruk ligt hierbij op het testen van de algemeen aanvaarde vooronderstelling dat Realisme opvallend afwezig was in de Ierse werken van die periode. De negentiende eeuw kende een grote toename in geletterdheid doorheen alle klassen en vormde op die manier een ideaal beginpunt voor het ontstaan van een nieuwe markt, zowel voor auteurs als uitgevers. Vooral in het Engeland van die periode werd dit duidelijk. Er speelde zich ook verschuivingen in stijl en literaire smaken af waarbij Realisme zichzelf als het meest populaire vooropstelde. De Ierse schrijvers …
Are Government Laws Consistent With The Laws Of Supply And Demand, Thomas Power
Are Government Laws Consistent With The Laws Of Supply And Demand, Thomas Power
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Government laws are not always consistent with the laws of supply and demand and when enacted have unintended consequences. Three real world examples provide illustrations of policy makers implementing policies that have unintended consequences. When households and firms look at prices when deciding what to buy and sell, they unknowingly take into account the social benefits and costs of their actions. As a result, prices guide these individual decision makers to reach outcomes that maximize the welfare of society as a whole.
Transitivity And The Choice Of A Preposition In Any Language, Valerie Hascoet
Transitivity And The Choice Of A Preposition In Any Language, Valerie Hascoet
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This thesis examines the question of determination of transitivity for a verb through a comparison of processes involved in English and in French. It takes in several theories belonging to the area of the syntax-semantics interface in order to understand how a predicate is construed as either intransitive or direct transitive or indirect transitive in either language.The study focuses on a corpus of verbs that present different argument structures in French and in English. It analyses the various factors that determine the choice of a transitivity status for a given predicate. It discusses whether that process of determination lies in …