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Dilemmas Encountered While Planning Social and/or Political Elementary Mathematics Tasks
School Science and Mathematics, EarlyView.ABSTRACT A mathematical task rooted in social and/or political contexts has the potential to engage students in exploring their own realities and learning about the realities of others while building their mathematical knowledge. While there are planning and instructional practices recommended for these types of tasks, no single practice can fully ...
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Dialect areas and dialect continua
Language Variation and Change, 2001The organizing concept behind dialect variation is still seen predominantly as the areas within which similar varieties are spoken. The opposing view—that dialects are organized in a continuum without sharp boundaries—is likewise popular. This article introduces a new element into the discussion, which is the opportunity to view dialectal ...
Heeringa, Wilbert, Nerbonne, J.
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Economics in Dialectical Dialect
Journal of Political Economy, 1976Of the full-dress introductions to economics or political economy that I have yet seen, this one is by all odds the most peculiar and idiosyncratic. For such sheer idiosyncracy (in its own day) one should return to von Thiinen's The Isolated State (1826) or Cournot's Mathematical Principles of the Theory of Wealth (1838). (I doubt that Mr.
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Structural analysis of dialects, sub-dialects and sub-sub-dialects of Chinese
Interspeech 2009, 2009In China, there are hundred kinds of dialects. By traditional dialectology, they are classified into seven big dialect regions and most of them also have many sub-dialects and sub-subdialects. As they are different in various linguistic aspects, people from different dialect regions often cannot communicate orally.
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Dialectics in Dialectics of Nature
2020This chapter offers an overview of Engels’ overall undertaking in Dialectics of Nature, underscoring different stages of his work between 1873 and 1886. It goes against the grain of classical readings that presume a single ‘book’ or a single project.
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THE DIALECTICS OF JAMESON'S DIALECTICS
History and Theory, 2012ABSTRACTThis review essay attempts to understand the book under review against the background of Jameson's previous writings. Failing to do so would invite misunderstanding since there are few contemporary theorists whose writing forms so much of a unity. Jameson's book can be divided into three parts.
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Dialect Dictionaries in the Georgian Dialect Corpus
2015The Georgian Dialect Corpus --- GDC http://mygeorgia.ge/gdc serves as a source to document and study the regional varieties of the Georgian language. The first steps in terms of the Georgian dialect data collection were taken by Prof. Iost Gippert within his research projects [TITUS, ARMAZI].
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The Dialectics of Vulnerability
Philosophy Today, 2020Vulnerability is often conceived of as a valuable category countering the ratiocentric and ableist bias in traditional ethical and political theories. Frequently, social formations are ascribed primary responsibility to respond to vulnerability since relevant theories go against normative individualism.
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Creativity and dialectical phenomena: From dialectical edge to dialectical space
The International Journal of Psychoanalysis, 2007The seeds of creativity have the potential to germinate and flourish within the rich, ambiguous and unsettling tapestry of the core dialectical tensions related to the central organizing dialectic, life and death, generated in the patient-analyst relating. The author introduces the concept of the "dialectical edge" and describes it as the pivotal point
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