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Representations of schooling and childhood during the COVID‐19 pandemic in England
British Educational Research Journal, Volume 51, Issue 2, Page 737-754, April 2025.Abstract During the COVID‐19 pandemic, questions abounded about how best to support children during the ‘new normal’ where homes, often instead of schools, were identified as the usual sites of learning. Educational research has explored the impact of COVID‐19 on schools, education and learning, and childhood studies research has shown the impact on ...
Kate Bacon, Sam Frankel
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Антиномии, 2018 The research literature on the Philosophy of Law revived in Russia at the turn of XX–XXI centuries (as well as a century earlier) is aimed at the understanding of radical changes in legal sphere and overcoming crisis of perception of justice. The article
Nadezda V. Bryanic
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SCHOLE, 2015 The first detailed study of the pulse (sphygmology) is associated in antiquity with Herophilus (the end of the 4th century BCE), an Alexandrian physician, renowned for his anatomical discoveries.
Afonasin, Eugene, Afonasina, Anna
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About the second law of mechanical heat theory (Über den zweiten Hauptsatz der mechanischen Wärmetheorie) [PDF]
This is an English (annotated) translation of the Thesis report (in German) of Max Planck at the University of Munich (1879)
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The role of autonomy in forming an integrated identity among early career academics
British Educational Research Journal, Volume 51, Issue 2, Page 755-781, April 2025.Abstract The formation of teacher identity is a complex and strenuous process. Teachers are expected to form multiple identities based on institutional values and regulations; however, these identities can sometimes conflict with one's personal values and goals, leading to less integration.
Irena Kuzborska +4 more
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The Choice-Based Perspective of Choice-of-Law [PDF]
, 2013 This article offers an innovative basis for the choice-of-law question: the Choice-Based Perspective (CBP). The main argument is that there exists an alternative rights-based understanding of choice-of-law to that which is presently known as the vested ...
Peari, Sagi
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Microscopic laws vs. Macroscopic laws: Perspectives from kinetic theory and hydrodynamics [PDF]
arXiv, 2019 Reductionism is a prevalent viewpoint in science according to which all physical phenomena can be understood from fundamental laws of physics. Anderson [Science, 177, 393 (1972)], Laughlin and Pines [PNAS, 97, 28 (2000)], and others have countered this viewpoint and argued in favour hierarchical structure of the universe and laws.
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MacDonald, R. St.J. et Johnston, D.M. (sous la direction de) The Structure and Process of International Law : Essays in Legal Philosophy, Doctrine and Theory. La Haye-Boston, Lancaster-Martinus Nijhoff, 1983, 1242 p. [PDF]
, 1984 Annemarie Jacomy-Millette
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Law, language and science : work in progress [PDF]
, 2012 This paper is aimed to re-elaborate questions and discuss them rather than presenting answers. It starts with the dialog concerning specific contributions of philosophy of language to Law, followed by the re-elaboration of some yet unanswered problems ...
Barbosa Pereira, Aline Rose
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British Educational Research Journal, Volume 51, Issue 2, Page 848-868, April 2025.Abstract Citizenship Education (CE) has been found to be an effective tool in preparing young people to participate actively in a democracy. However, recent years have seen a decline in both the quality and provision of CE, coupled with a notable absence of public input on the subject.
Annika Hecht +2 more
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