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Understanding human-bat interactions and risk perceptions in rural Thailand: a qualitative study from Nakhon Sawan Province. [PDF]

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Suwannarong K, Soonthornworasiri N, Maneekan P, Ponlap T, Saengkul C, Thammasutti K, Balthip K, Yimsamran S, Maneewatchararangsri S, Lantican C, Singhasivanon P.   +10 more
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Sales characteristics of Pokémon trading cards: A prospective one-year field study. [PDF]

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Heck J, Schormann S, Krichevsky B, Groh A, Pape T, Schröder S, Glahn A, Schumacher C, Westhoff MS.   +8 more
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Impact of virtual threads and garbage collection on energy efficiency of Java applications for battery powered IoT devices. [PDF]

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Shanjai Kumar S, Sanjai BN, Etheeswar Kaarthi S, Sivakumar V, Jagadeesan S.   +4 more
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Assessing vaccine cold chain storage and transport in Ukraine: a cross-sectional study. [PDF]

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Gaievskyi S, Grechukha Y, Khomenko O, Musa NMW, Benes O, Habicht J, Zaika O, Starychenko I, Kizin I.   +8 more
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Beyond Distinction: Private Art Museums and Their Versatile Role for Elites' (Self)Legitimization Discourses. [PDF]

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de Andrade Silva S, Kolbe K, Velthuis O.
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"That is why I trust": a qualitative study on acceptability and feasibility of novel tongue swab diagnostics to assess people presenting with tuberculosis symptoms in Viet Nam and Zambia. [PDF]

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Sales A, Le H, Muzazu S, Kunda-Ng'andu E, Castro MDM, Kerkhoff AD, Phan H, Denkinger CM, Cattamanchi A, West N, Muyoyeta M.   +10 more
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Introduction. Collections, Collectors and the Collecting of Knowledge in Education

2022
Peter Carrier, Anke Hertling
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Collections and Collectors

Diogenes, 1984
Among all the possible choices of “objects” for collection, that of works of art is the richest in meaning. In this paper we propose to discover if this ages-old activity may be understood as a historical phenomenon or only interpreted as one of the expressions man may give of his relationship with the universe of artistic works.
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Collecting as a “Collector”

2017
This chapter discusses merchants’ roles in collecting culture during the High Qing period through a study of the salt merchant Wang Qishu and his collection of seals. The Qianlong emperor’s personal interest in collecting and his compilation of a large series of court-sponsored catalogues led to a recognition of collectors in Qing society.
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Chapter 3 Collectors and Collecting

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