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Vaults, heroes, and enemies: a multimodal approach to poster propaganda in the <i>Fallout</i> series. [PDF]

Front Psychol
Aleksić D, Tasić M, Stamenković D.
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Visitor preferences in rural gastronomic tourism environment and the related design implications. [PDF]

Heliyon
Yang M, Qiu J, Ding K, Zhang S, Fan W.
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Backroads into buried pasts: Irish border mobilities and narrative film. [PDF]

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Soberon L, Smets K.
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Social pathologies, recognition, and forms of life. [PDF]

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Manterys A.
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'I Was Treated Like a Bishop in a Vicarage': Lotta Svärd and the National Socialist Cult of Masculinity as Portrayed by a Lotta Matron and a Voluntary Military Nurse. [PDF]

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Sopo E.
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Hearts and minds: The technopolitical role of affect in sociotechnical imaginaries. [PDF]

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Hughes S.
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Rethinking the Rural Idyll

Cultural and Social History, 2011
ABSTRACTThis article examines the contribution of the rural community movement to representations of the English countryside. It argues that the movement played an important part in formulating and promoting a new understanding of the relationship between countryside and community after the First World War.
Jeremy Burchardt
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Women and the Rural Idyll

Journal of Rural Studies, 1996
Abstract The existence of a ‘rural idyll’ has been widely accepted by social scientists working within the rural field. Yet the term itself has received relatively little critical attention. In particular, the variable characteristics and impacts of the rural idyll amongst different groups within the rural population has been largely overlooked.
Jo Little
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