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Insecticide-treated bed net utilization and its determinants among pregnant women in Dembecha District, Northwest Ethiopia. [PDF]
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The Collecting Culture: An Exploration of the Collector Mentality and Archaeology's Response
, 1999 Tamie Sawaged
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How new plant species have been discovered in China: collection gaps and preferences over the past century. [PDF]
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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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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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Malaysian plant collectors and collections. Supplement II
1955(Uploaded by Plazi from the Biodiversity Heritage Library) No abstract provided.
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Book Collectors and Collections: Private Owners
2014The individual book owners discussed in this chapter would have been only a small fraction of all book owners in pre-Reformation Scandinavia. It focuses on the books themselves, highlighting bibliographical features, geographical connections and statistical contributions of these remnants of pre-Reformation Scandinavian book culture.
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Book Collectors and Collections: Universities and Schools
2014One of the most persistent theories about book acquisition in Scandinavia is that most books with pre-Reformation provenance were privately acquired by students during their studies or travels abroad. This chapter looks first at books known to have been in the possession of Scandinavian schools, and in some cases of individual teachers and professors ...
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