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- Broady, Donald, 1946-, et al.
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Pierre Bourdieus kultursociologi
- 2000
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In: Opdragelse til det moderne. - Århus : Forlaget Klim. - 8777249356 ; , s. 203-221
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- Broady, Donald, 1946-, et al.
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Pierre Bourdieus uddannelsessociologi
- 2000
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In: Opdragelse til det moderne. - Århus : Forlaget Klim. - 8777249356 ; , s. 223-243
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- Christiansen, Mats
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Mænd som har sex med mænd
- 2000
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In: Klinisk Sygepleje. - Köpenhamn : Akademisk Forlag. - 8750035789 ; , s. 1219-1232
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- Horneman Hansen, Lise
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Jysk -de-bõjning : En undersõgelse af svag præteritumbõjning : an investigation of weak preterite forms
- 2001
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Doctoral thesis (other academic/artistic)abstract
- In this thesis, an investigation of past tense conjugation of weak verbs in traditional Jutland dialects is undertaken. The past tense endings in focus are those which do not correspond with the -ede-ending or the -te-ending known from Standard Danish, but which correspond with the endings -de, -the, -(d)de known from Medieval Danish. In the thesis these are called the -de-endings or the -de-conjugation. In Standard Danish these endings are relics, as only seven verbs in Standard Danish have a -de-ending. For the purpose of this investigation a database consisting of about 3,600 occurrences of about 400 different verbs has been set up. The material has been excerpted from 20 different sources of traditional Jutland dialects. The thesis consists of a description of the past tense forms in Medieval Danish, Standard Danish, and the Jutland dialects. After identification of the Jutland endings, there follows a description of the geographical distribution, and finally there is a perspective view of the neighbouring dialects and languages. The investigation shows that the connection with the Medieval Danish conjugation system is obvious; the -de-endings in Jutland dialects occur in the same verbs as in Medieval Danish, namely after verbs with stem ending in a voiced consonant or vowel. And the Jutland past tense forms correspond historically with the Medieval Danish forms too. The -de-endings occur both after native verbs and verbs borrowed from Low German. The Low German verbs with -de-conjugation show that the -de-conjugation must have been productive at the time of borrowing. Most of the Jutland past tense -de-forms can be explained as result of sound changes, but there are also some cases where the explanation must be analogy.
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- Häkkinen, Iida, et al.
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The effect of a student aid reform on graduation : a duration analysis
- 2003
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Reports (other academic/artistic)abstract
- In this paper we evaluate the changes in the times-to-degree at the Finnish universities in the 1990s. In particular, we evaluate the effect of the 1992 student aid reform that was intended to shorten the duration of university studies. We find that the student aid reform had only a modest effect, and that this effect was limited to the fields with long median durations. Most of the decline in the observed times-to-degree can be explained by an increase in the unemployment rate that reduced student employment opportunities.
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