CV1 5FB‚ UK‚ Qatar University‚ Doha‚ Qatar‚ University of Wolverhampton‚ Wolverhampton‚ UK Body as choice or body as compulsion: An experiential perspective on body-self relations and the boundary between normal and pathological. Author: Underwood‚ Mair. Author Affiliations: School of Social Science‚ The University of Queensland‚ Brisbane‚ QLD‚ Australia Judging the Difference between Attractiveness and Health: Does Exposure to Model Images Influence the Judgments Made by Men and Women? Authors:
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Americas. A Bibliography and Research Guide. American Dialect Society Hawkins‚ J. (1986). A Comparative Typology of English and German: Unifying the Contrasts. London: Croom Helm. Hawkins‚ J. (1992). A performance approach to English/German contrasts. Im Mair and Markus‚ 115—136. Hawkins‚ J. (1994). A Performance Theory of Order and Constituency. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Hawkins‚ J. (2004). Efficiency and Complexity in Grammars. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Hellinger‚ M. & U. Ammon (1996)
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As humans‚ it is known that aging is part of growing up. The average human has a life expectancy of seventy-seven years old in the United States (Why do we age?). Most people dread their birthdays when they get to a certain age simply because that is another year older. Some people even fear aging assuming that they are another year closer to death. Does this feeling have to be this way? Should people have to fear getting older? Should they actually be looking forward to it? Many Americans
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for human consumption. The majority of farm animals are not enjoying the ideal farm life‚ but instead‚ they are living in factory farms‚ also known as confined animals feeding operations (CAFOs) or intensive live-stock operations (ILOs) (Williams‚ Nancy). The purpose of factory farming is to produce some of the lowest prices in the world for meat‚ eggs‚ and dairy products‚ but is it really worth the cost? Not only is animal welfare at risk‚ but so is the environment and human health. Factory Farming
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Assignment 4 Dissertation Review By Gary Evan Mair An assignment submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for DISS-725 course as part of the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Information Systems Graduate School of Computer and Information Sciences Nova Southeastern University DISS-725- The System Development Process Fall 2013 Professor: Dr. Yair Levy Due: December 10‚ 2013 2013 Title of the Dissertation: Responsibility Factors of Reducing Inefficiencies
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Adrian Kong HILD 10 11/15/2011 Tuesday 6 Reading Response Week 8 In the readings for this week‚ from Mair entries 54-59‚ the various author’s wrote poems to describe the life in Song China. These poets shared their stories by using beautiful imagery to describe it for them. Stories that describe the noise of rats to the paintings of bamboo‚ the writings of the Song poets conveyed the outlook of the Song Dynasty. Although these poems served as an art for entertainment‚ the poems‚ in a deeper
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Women Persona in Meatless Days Meatless Days presents the picture of third world women‚ as a silenced community‚ a community that is so marginalized that its existence has become almost meaningless ; ‘There are no women in Pakistan.’ In this autobiographical sort of writing Sara introduces some female characters‚ whom she knew so well both internally and externally. She shows us not only their social side but also the working of their mind and the unsaid pangs of their
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(Nicholls‚ 2006; Peredo & McLean‚ 2006). Much of the research on SE to date has focused on defining and describing this phenomenon (Hockerts‚ 2006; Mair & Marti‚ 2006). Strongly featured in these descriptions is the idea of opportunity recognition or the identification of opportunities to solve social problems or create social value (Dees‚ 2001‚ 2007; Mair & Marti; Peredo & McLean; Shaw & Carter‚ 2007; Thompson‚ 2002; Weerawardena & Mort‚ 2006). SE‚ thus‚ is similar to commercial entrepreneurship
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Joumal ofMaiu^ment Studies 36:1 January 1999 0022-2380 LEARNING FROM HONDA* ANDREW MAIR Birkbeck College‚ University of London ABSTRACT The case of the Honda Motor Company has been cited frequently in the strategic management literature. A review reveals that Honda’s strategy has been used to iDustrate and support apparently contradictory positions on a series of conceptual dichotomies‚ namely analytica] p]anning versus leaming‚ market positioning versus resource-based and‚ within the last
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[pic] Reproduced from: Grant 2010 There are grave flaws with the idea that entrepreneurship is similar to social entrepreneurship due to the fact that both of them have different denifitions which bring the meaning and clarify distinctions based on several academic research. Entrepreneurship‚ as a field of a business‚ seeks opportunities to “create something new‚ new products or services‚ new markets‚ new production processes or raw materials‚ new way of organizing existing technologies
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