… societies conceive of the spatial order they exhibit. What terms are meaningful and how are they related?: e.g., … inland. How have these meanings changed historically and what symbolic and material weight do they bear? – Madeleine …
… societies conceive of the spatial order they exhibit. What terms are meaningful and how are they related?: e.g., … inland. How have these meanings changed historically and what symbolic and material weight do they bear? – Sarah …
… societies conceive of the spatial order they exhibit. What terms are meaningful and how are they related?: e.g., … inland. How have these meanings changed historically and what symbolic and material weight do they bear? …
… societies conceive of the spatial order they exhibit. What terms are meaningful and how are they related?: e.g., … inland. How have these meanings changed historically and what symbolic and material weight do they bear? – Madeleine …
… Do new language varieties aid or threaten other languages? What is the role of technology in the emergence, spread, and use of the new language varieties? What is the position of educators and language purists regarding emerging varieties? What is their effect on the youth and on commercial …
… elite. This presentation by Professor Lauren Woodard asks, what really motivates their migration? How do these so-called … migrants” explain their decision to migrate to Russia, and what are their experiences once they are there? Drawing on …
… So, I don’t know if my engineering background influences what I compose, but it is certainly a very prominent aspect … I can see that connection between math and music. So, what do you like about Brazilian music? SG: I started hearing … am teaching and then we’ll be down in Georgetown after our event in New Haven. We are at the beginning of this …
… So, I don’t know if my engineering background influences what I compose, but it is certainly a very prominent aspect … I can see that connection between math and music. So, what do you like about Brazilian music? SG: I started hearing … am teaching and then we’ll be down in Georgetown after our event in New Haven. We are at the beginning of this …
… distant civilization to life. His narrative gift made him what Peter Perdue, professor emeritus of history, called a … early work, published in 1966, had all the hallmarks of what would follow: fascinating characters, rich use of …
… linguistic lines. Putt’s work thinks about the impacts of what he describes as “monocultural bounds” imposed on a … sourced from the Library of Congress, he found that what is often read as a domestic event had reverberations over a wide area and array of …