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An Ontology for Historical Research Documents
2015In this paper we present the conceptual layer of stole, our ontology-based digital archive aiming at helping historical researchers to organize data, extract information and derive new knowledge from historical documents.
Giovanni Adorni +3 more
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2023
Abstract This chapter introduces historical research, the study of people (e.g., biographies), pedagogy (e.g., curriculum), places (e.g., schools), organizations (e.g., state music associations), events (e.g., contests), and less tangible phenomena (e.g., philosophical perspectives) of the past and their effect on the present and future ...
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Abstract This chapter introduces historical research, the study of people (e.g., biographies), pedagogy (e.g., curriculum), places (e.g., schools), organizations (e.g., state music associations), events (e.g., contests), and less tangible phenomena (e.g., philosophical perspectives) of the past and their effect on the present and future ...
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Palynology and Historical Research
This chapter is conceived as an introduction for an historian or archaeologist wishing to use pollen data in her or his research. It assumes no prior knowledge of palynology and related disciplines. It explains in detail the way in which this type of evidence is obtained as well as the different uses that can be made of it in historical or ...openaire +2 more sources
The Place for Historical Research
Journal of Pediatric Oncology Nursing, 1989L, Freitas, L, Saarmann
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A Plea for a Historical Epistemology of Research
Journal for General Philosophy of Science, 2012The paper approaches the topic of what a general philosophy of science could mean today from the perspective of a historical epistemology. Consequently, in a first step, the paper looks at the notion of generality in the sciences, and how it evolved over time, on the example of the life sciences.
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Historical Trends in Motivation Research
1991Attempts to explain human behavior have persisted since the beginning of time. Issues related to motives, motivation and volition, discussed in Chapter 1, have been described and analyzed under various headings and have prompted a variety of explanatory models.
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Methodology in Historical Research
Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews, 1974openaire +2 more sources