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A Pan-Cancer Analysis of Tumor-Infiltrating B Cell Repertoires
Frontiers in Immunology, 2021 Tumor-infiltrating B cells can play an important role in anti-tumor responses but their presence is not well understood. In this study, we extracted the B cell receptor repertoires from 9522 tumor and adjacent non-tumor samples across 28 tumor types in ...
Katharine Yu +4 more
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Del alteractivismo al estallido social: acción juvenil colectiva y conectiva (2011 y 2019)
, 2020 (analytical)In this article we analyze the participation of young people in the alteractivist movements of 2011 and the social outbreaks of 2019, who, apparently, have been protagonists of new forms of collective and connective action.
J. C. Amador-Baquiro +1 more
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Media education and the limits of “literacy”: Ecological orientations to performative platforms
Curriculum Inquiry, 2021 Recently, talk of “fake news” – and its relation to wider epistemic crises, from climate denialism to the creep of global ethno-nationalism – has renewed attention to media literacy in education.
T. Nichols, R. LeBlanc
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Functional Profiling of Antibody Immune Repertoires in Convalescent Zika Virus Disease Patients
Frontiers in Immunology, 2021 The re-emergence of Zika virus (ZIKV) caused widespread infections that were linked to Guillain-Barré syndrome in adults and congenital malformation in fetuses, and epidemiological data suggest that ZIKV infection can induce protective antibody responses.
Ahmed S. Fahad +20 more
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Religions, 2017 This article, part of a special issue on pedagogy and performance in Tibetan Buddhism, explores two closely-related yet apparently opposite Tibetan repertoires of virtuoso Buddhist mastery as sites of performative pedagogy. One of these modes of Buddhist
Annabella Pitkin
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Silent performances: Are “repertoires” really post-Kuhnian? [PDF]
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part A, 2017 Ankeny and Leonelli (2016) propose "repertoires" as a new way to understand the stability of certain research programs as well as scientific change in general. By bringing a more complete range of social, material, and epistemic elements into one framework, they position their work as a correction to the Kuhnian impulse in philosophy of science and ...
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The paradoxical repertoires of management consultancy
, 2006 Purpose – To outline paradoxes found in literature on management consulting and present a novel way of re‐conceptualizing paradox using a performative or action‐oriented approach to discourse.Design/methodology/approach – The approach is based on a ...
A. Whittle
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Staging Equality in Greek Squares: Hybrid Spaces of Political Subjectification.
, 2017 This article stages a dialogue between Jacques Ranciere's political writings and the squares movement in Greece. From May to July 2011, a heterogeneous multitude of protesters reclaimed the squares of the country from their allocation in the police order
Lazaros Karaliotas
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Introduction: The Aesthetics of Global Protest : Visual Culture and Communication
The Aesthetics of Global Protest, 2019 Protest movements are struggles to be seen and to be heard. In the last 60 years protest movements around the world have mobilized against injustices and inequalities to bring about substantial sociocultural, sociopolitical, and socio-economic changes.
Aidan McGarry +4 more
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Digital Feminism: Questioning the Renewal of Activism
, 2018 . This article questions the underlying social and political factors explaining the revival of feminism, and analyzes how feminists use digital media to promote their cause.
Josiane Jouët
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