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- Álvarez Montalbán, Fernando, 1959-
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Att lära sig nya språk genom att sjunga
- 2012
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Ingår i: Communicare. - Ösfold, Norge. - 0259-0069. ; :1, s. 34-39
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Tidskriftsartikel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Artikel har två syften. Å ena sidan, vill jag påminna om fördelarna med att aktivt arbeta med så väl lyssnande, som av läsning och sjungande av sånger. Å Andra sidan, vill jag förespråka möjligheterna att lära sig ett språk utifrån skapande av sångtexter. I båda fallen, presenterar jag några exempel på sånger och några förslag till lingvistisk och musikalisk exploatering.
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- Álvarez Montalbán, Fernando, 1959-
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Cantando se entiende la gente
- 2012
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Ingår i: LMS. - 0023-6330. ; 1, s. 37-40
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Tidskriftsartikel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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- Appelbaum, Robert
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Working the Aisles: A Life in Consumption
- 2014
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Bok (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- Working the Aisles takes the reader on tumultuous driving trips across the United States and France, on phone sex escapades in San Francisco, on banking battles in Sweden, and many other adventures – including, of course, on trips to supermarkets, where the author has had to ‘work the aisles’. Moving back and forth through time, like a novelist, indeed in something of a memoirist tour de force, the book develops the story of struggle, of poverty and depression, but also of gaiety and desire, of a will to live in spite of it all, and to keep working the aisles. It moves the reader through highs and lows, through episodes of ecstasy and thoughts about suicide, and tells how this particular Everyman ended up sane but sorry.
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- Baharudin, Zikri Abadi
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Characterizations of ground flashes from tropic to northern region
- 2014
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Konstnärligt arbete (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- This thesis portrays new information concerning the cloud-to-ground (CG) lightning flashes or ground flashes produced by thunderclouds. It emphasizes the importance of characterizing lightning studies as the relationship between lightning mechanisms, and of incorporating the influence of geographical location, latitude and storm type. Sweden, Malaysia and USA were chosen as the main locations for field experiments in 2009 to 2011 to gather a significant number of negative and positive CG flashes. This work provided data on a total of 1792 CG lightning flashes (1685 negative and 107 positive ones) from a total of 53 thunderstorms by monitoring both the slow and the fast electric field and the narrowband radiation field at 3 and 30 MHz signals simultaneously. This thesis is comprised of: (i) the relationship of the Low Positive Charge Region (LPCR) and Preliminary Breakdown Pulse (PBP) trains to the occurrence of negative CG, (ii) slow field changes generated by preliminary breakdown processes in positive and negative ground flashes, and (iii) the occurrence of positive and negative ground flashes. It was revealed that the PBP train appeared have a higher strength in the in Sweden. The strength of the PBP train was caused by the LPCR; in contrast, weak PBP trains were characteristic in tropical countries constituting insignificant LPCR and needing little energy to break the “blocking” agent to allow the flash to propagate downward to the ground. The second contribution concerns the characteristics of the PBP train mentioned; this includes novel information for Malaysia. Further, it is stated that there are some different characteristics in the PBP trains in Johor, Malaysia and Florida, USA. The studies of slow field changes generated by preliminary breakdown processes clarifies unclear features concerning the starting position of slow field changes generated by preliminary breakdown processes in positive and negative ground flashes. It was found that the slow field changes did not occur before the initial process of the commencement of preliminary breakdown. Single-station electric field measurements incorporating narrowband radiation field measurement and high resolution transient recording (12 bits) with an accuracy of several nanoseconds, allows one to distinguish between the intracloud activities and the preceding processes of ground flashes. The results for the interstroke intervals, amplitude distribution of subsequent return-stroke (SRS) and the number of strokes per flash in the tropics, subtropics and northern regions were similar. Finally, a significant number of positive return-stroke (RS) electric fields provided statistically significant information on the characteristics of these strokes.
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- Carpentier, Nico, 1969-
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Community Media as Rhizome
- 2019
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Ingår i: Respublika!. - Limassol : NeMe. ; , s. 19-28
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Bokkapitel (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)
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- Carpentier, Nico
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Iconoclastic controversies exhibition : A visual sociology of statues and commemoration sites in the southern part of Cyprus
- 2015
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Annan publikation (övrigt vetenskapligt/konstnärligt)abstract
- The photographs, taken in the southern regions of Cyprus, investigate the monuments, landmarks and statues that are part of the everyday life of Greek Cypriots. “The statues are vehicles of communication. They are vehicles of ideology, of information. It’s the entire object that also becomes a medium”, explains the professor.These photographs analyse how statues and commemoration sites narrate and frame the Cyprus Problem, and how they in many cases contain references to the “Self” and the “Other” by presenting a heroic “self” to the “own” community, or by showing the suffering of the “self”. But the exhibition also investigates how some (exceptional) statues undermine this presentation of the “self” and offer a different narrative of the conflict, and the identities of the people involved. “The logics of war and conflict often makes us believe that there is a homogenous community that is identical. And that is part of the problem, actually, because it hides the diversity that is so important. Showing these internal differences is very important in dealing with conflicts like in the Cyprus Problem”, notes professor Carpentier. He continues: “the project shows how important and how traumatic the Cyprus Problem is. The Cyprus Problem scratched the Cyprus soul, it really went very deep. The statues are ways of dealing with that”.
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