…s. Hesitation may results in filled or unfilled pauses that provide information about the stages of utterance production processes, G OLDMAN–E ISLER, [8]. On the other hand, filled pauses as well as quasi-words may 52 M. KARPIŃSKI act as discourse markers (S WERTS, W ICHMAN and …

… on the Public Perception of Migrants and Migration in Germany 147 Ferry Pausch About the Contributors 153 About the Organizers 157 Acknowledgements his collective monograph is a product of the irst international conference on “Labor Migration and Migrant Integration in Germany a…

…roaden the frame- works of Euro-Atlantic analyses. There have also been debates about this kind of proliferation of neoliberalism as a rationality and mode of governance that is ca- pable of taking on multiple adjectives as it goes along, chameleon-like, adapting to and recycling…

…iate her colleagues, but at least one of her proposals changed the way we think about life.”2 Infuriating but original, inspiring but contentious: Is the price of scientific novelty always so steep, the acknowledg- ment of innovation always so hard fought? Dreamers, Visionaries, …

…ct, I am grataful for this little catastrophe for it punctured all my illusions about the infallibility of mod- em technology and alerted me to the pitfalls of writing on the road." Over the next five years this book slowly emerged in the form of long essays, many of which were p…

… leprosaria after the 11th century, especially in France and England, Scotland (about 2300–2000 BCE; Roberts, 2007). Recently, Köhler seem to correspond with the hypothesis (e.g., Pelnař, 1932; et al. (2017) reported a possible leper from the Late Copper Age Roberts, 1986). Since…

…e same period, community mapping was initi- ated in eleven locations comprising about forty villages across four provinces of Papua New Guinea—Central, Morobe, Madang, and Milne Bay. We subse- quently documented the roll-out of the district focal points in a series of further pla…

…oat dip- lomacy that could barely conceal the duplicity of these states’ speech about global ‘liberal’ order and ‘free’ trade. But it ignores Ottoman ambitions in realms where the power of these polities was far from evident or of little to no significance. These include Ottoman …

…ng, however. This is not simply the people in interaction belong to (Malinowski about making “connection between two entirely 1926; Radcliffe-Brown 1952.90–104; Woodburn different societies on the basis that they use sym- 1982; Ghasarian 1996.152–159,185–197; Walker metrical symb…

…(Grades 7–9) studying Danish as L1 to help students write journalistic articles about games and game culture. The teaching materials aimed to scaffold the students’ writing process by gradually linking their out-of-school game experiences and attitudes towards games with the dema…

… “Do I want to protect the environment? Do • Awareness of, and ethical concerns about climate values I care about climate change?” change and the environment (Alonso et al., 2019; Latif ci and Vasileiadou, 2014; et al., 2012; Walker, 2008; Do Sloot et al., 2019) • Commitment to t…

…ist Press DOI: https://doi.org/10.1353/wsq.2018.0029 For additional information about this article https://muse.jhu.edu/article/706793 Access provided by University Of Colorado @ Boulder (13 Dec 2018 21:23 GMT) Introduction: Protest Elena L. Cohen, Melissa M. Forbis, and Deepti M…

…cases like Brown v. Board of Education had very little to do with moral outrage about segregation and more to do with the self-interest of elite whites who were concerned with the interna- tional image and reputation of the United States. Desegregation efforts, then, were essenti…

…e of Quebec and the cosmopolitan world of Montreal. Every year, Canada receives about 250,000 immigrants and 25,000 refugees so that, at any given time, almost 20 % of Canadians were born outside the country, with a high propor- tion of newcomers in most metropolitan areas. About…

…g. The northwest- ern part of the country, roughly one-third of the total area {about 10,000 kilometers, even lies below sea level; most of the rest is only a few meters above sea level. At the beginning of the Christian era the west of the Netherlands was still above water, but …