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'Dementia has got two faces': grief as an experience of holding on and letting go for people living with primary progressive aphasia and posterior cortical atrophy. [PDF]

Aging Ment Health
Waddington C, Clements H, Crutch S, Davis M, Glenister J, Harding E, Thompson EH, Walton J, Stott J.   +8 more
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Names of Characters of Non-Hungarian National Groups in Hungarian and Austrian Humour Magazines in the second half of the 19th Century

, 2014
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Mediation role of health behaviours in the relation between mental resilience and cardiovascular risk in young adults with a diagnosed congenital heart defect. [PDF]

BMC Public Health
Mroczkowska R, Szlenk-Czyczerska E, Szwamel K, Fiszer R.   +3 more
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Tissue resident memory T cells populate the human uveal tract

Foers AD, Reekie IR, Wickramasinghe L, Ward A, Buckley TM, Attar M, Aguilar-Munoa S, Pilapil Q, Abdalla Elsayed ME, Pledger S, Bhalla A, Hedley R, Hill S, Windell D, Barton K, Masood I, Lim KS, Coles MC, Sherlock JP, Dick AD, Coupland SE, Sansom SN, Copland DA, Buckley CD, Sharma SM, ORBIT Consortium.   +25 more
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Humour & National Identity in Canadian Contemporary Art: Diana Thorneycroft, Simon Hughes & BGL

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A discourse analysis of national identity in Nigerian stand-up humour

Discourse Studies, 2020
This article explores the comedic construction of national identity in Nigerian stand-up comedy. By national identity, I mean collective perspectives on the sociopolitical and cultural realities of postcolonial Nigeria. While critical discourse analysis provided the framework for interpretation, data was derived from purposively sampled recorded ...
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National And Cultural Specifics Of Humour In English Political And Economic Programmes

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 2021
The article is devoted to the study of stylistic means of creating humorous effect in British and American political and economic programmes, reflecting national and cultural humour characteristics. Nowadays people tend to be involved in economic situation; thus, the number of programmes on the topic is increasing both on TV and the Internet.
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