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2021
In all struggles where human beings confront one another as groups, as far as we can trace them back into history, certain watchwords or indicative slogans play an especially prominent role. Any reflecting person likes to give their struggle a figurative [ubertragen] significance, and also, where humans are not pitted against one another like animals ...
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In all struggles where human beings confront one another as groups, as far as we can trace them back into history, certain watchwords or indicative slogans play an especially prominent role. Any reflecting person likes to give their struggle a figurative [ubertragen] significance, and also, where humans are not pitted against one another like animals ...
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2012
This Companion takes stock of the trajectory, achievements, shortcomings and prospects of Marxist political economy. It reflects the contributors’ shared commitment to bringing the methods, theories and concepts of Marx himself to bear across a wide range of topics and perspectives, and it provides a testimony to the continuing purpose and vitality of ...
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This Companion takes stock of the trajectory, achievements, shortcomings and prospects of Marxist political economy. It reflects the contributors’ shared commitment to bringing the methods, theories and concepts of Marx himself to bear across a wide range of topics and perspectives, and it provides a testimony to the continuing purpose and vitality of ...
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Classes of design — classes of methods — classes of tools
Design Studies, 1991Abstract It is unrealistic to expect one computer-aided design tool to sufficiently support any one given design process. Yet it is necessary to define new CAD programs that give semantic support in design. To this end, the paper first differentiates classes of design and then attempts to establish relations between the defined classes and ...
Chen-Cheng Chen, Gerhard Schmitt
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CLASS PLACES AND PLACE CLASSES Geodemographics and the spatialization of class
Information, Communication & Society, 2007This paper argues that the ‘spatial turn’ in the sociology of class – the clustering of people with a similar habitus into what we might think of as ‘class places’ – is connected in a number of important ways with the ongoing informatization of place, particularly as manifest in the urban informatics technology of geodemographics.
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2021
The social class includes people characterized by the same material, occupational and often educational conditions. Social belonging, and the different money availability, are factors influencing the possibility of practicing or following a sport, but they have also some impacts on values and tastes towards specific sports disciplines.
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The social class includes people characterized by the same material, occupational and often educational conditions. Social belonging, and the different money availability, are factors influencing the possibility of practicing or following a sport, but they have also some impacts on values and tastes towards specific sports disciplines.
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2017
This chapter attempts to make the case for a more class-centred Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), or in any case for class to be brought to the fore in CDA research which is concerned with materially based inequalities in society. CDA is useful as a way of understanding how working class interests and sensibilities intersect with the rise of right ...
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This chapter attempts to make the case for a more class-centred Critical Discourse Analysis (CDA), or in any case for class to be brought to the fore in CDA research which is concerned with materially based inequalities in society. CDA is useful as a way of understanding how working class interests and sensibilities intersect with the rise of right ...
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1994
We have seen how to define and declare one data object as an abstract data structure. It would be more interesting to be able to define an abstract data structure so that any number of objects could be declared with this structure.
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We have seen how to define and declare one data object as an abstract data structure. It would be more interesting to be able to define an abstract data structure so that any number of objects could be declared with this structure.
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1998
The Belfast shipyard worker was well paid and organised compared to many other groups in the city’s labour force in the years before the First World War. Did their privileged position give them the status of a ‘labour aristocracy’ distinct from the rest of the ‘working class’ in these years? How did their experience compare with other groups of workers
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The Belfast shipyard worker was well paid and organised compared to many other groups in the city’s labour force in the years before the First World War. Did their privileged position give them the status of a ‘labour aristocracy’ distinct from the rest of the ‘working class’ in these years? How did their experience compare with other groups of workers
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Classe sociale, classe politique, classe dirigeante
European Journal of Sociology, 1960Les sociologues ne s'accordent pas sur la definition du terme de classe, soit qu'ils ne l'emploient pas tous pour dèsigner la même réalité soit qu'ils aient une vision autre de la réalité à laquelle il s'applique. Du moins admettent-ils tous que le concept de classe est légitime et que des groupes sociaux méritent d'être appelés classes.
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The Pascal Visual Object Classes Challenge: A Retrospective
International Journal of Computer Vision, 2014M. Everingham +5 more
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