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Abstract Human mimicry is defined as the imitation or matching of the nonverbal behaviors of others (Hess et al., Mimicry: facts and fiction. In: The social context of nonverbal behavior. Studies in emotion and social interaction. Cambridge University Press, 1999).
Ursula Hess, Agneta Fischer
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The Structural Problems of Czech Social Science
The study assesses the evolution and the current state of the IR studies in the Czech Republic. It starts from a critical stance towards those interpretations that succumb to the simplified backwardnessmodernization logic.
Petr Kratochvíl
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Soon after his return from the Malay Archipelago, Alfred Russel Wallace published one of his most signifcant papers. The paper used butterfies of the family Papilionidae as a model system for testing evolutionary hypotheses, and included a revision of ...
James Mallet
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Symmetric Responses to Diet by Plumage Carotenoids in Violet-Sensitive Piciform–Coraciiform Birds
Biological studies on symmetry can be expanded to consider red (longer wavelengths) and blue (shorter wavelengths) shifts as antisymmetries (opposite-pattern symmetries), which may arise from similar underlying causes (invariant process symmetries).
Robert Bleiweiss
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AimsTo characterize Campylobacter enteritis presenting as pseudo-appendicitis and identify distinguishing predicting factors.MethodsThis retrospective multicentre study included all children <18 years with confirmed Campylobacter infection ...
Michael Schnapper +14 more
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Under Sundanese eyes; Raden Ajoe Abdoerachman’s journey to Europe
This article examines the travel account written by Raden Ajoe Abdoerachman, the wife of a senior native official, the Regent of Meester Cornelis (Jatinegara), Raden Aria Abdoerachman, who, with his family, was sent at the expense of the colonial ...
Atep Kurnia
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