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Margies, Nina; Verbalyte, Monika (2024): Introduction to the Special Issue "Deep transformations: Lived experiences and emotions in social change narratives" . Cultural Sociology , Online first. Verbalyte
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Industrial Revolution, a time when humans were seen as a resource or, perhaps, more precisely, as living machines. The consequences of industrialization with its new innovations during the late 18th and [...] soldier. Ancient sources written by Roman quartermasters around 100 AD reveal that Ro- man legionnaires lived on an average ration of some 850 grams of grain per day, complemented by meat, vegetables, and fruit [...] the beggar prob- lem by educating the beggars and encouraging them to become independent and make a living.3 1 Thompson’s title Count Rumford refers to the American town in New Hampshire where he married
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Draw the profile of the coral and label it. Highlight the equator and the areas in which the corals live. What do corals eat? _____________________ Why is a coral reef so important for other animals? __
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money. In the Mediterranean Sea, white sharks are suffering from changes to their habitat. Their living conditions are deteriorating as a result of water pollution and fishing, which is depleting the stocks [...] is 600,000 square kilometers large, about the size of France. About 130 endangered species of shark live in these waters. In addition, the WWF is trying to achieve a reduction of fisheries by-catch to protect
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of the Tasmanian devil and that it is a beast of prey. The words “beast of prey“, “nocturnal“ and living in an “underground cave“ should be explained. If the teacher shows some native animals with the same
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Sea? 3. How many migratory birds use the Wadden Sea every year? 4. How many animal and plant species live in the Wadden Sea? 5. Can such a variety be found anywhere else in the world? 6. What are the dikes
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have for the country itself and for the EU as a whole. The lecture was followed by an exciting and lively discussion on whether a UK exit would mark the beginning of the dissolution of the European family
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fiction and poetry. Born in Bangor, Co. Down, and educated at Armagh, Heidelberg and Edinburgh, he has lived in continental Europe since 1988. From 1981-93, he was editor and editorial board member of the i