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Brontë Society Transactions, 1931
AbstractI have the honour to present my report for the year ended 31st December, 1937. There are about 400 members of the Society May I say how much less trouble would be caused if members would pay their subscriptions as early as possible in the year. I regret to state that the admissions to the Museum show a decrease of 1,000 on the figures for 1936.
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AbstractI have the honour to present my report for the year ended 31st December, 1937. There are about 400 members of the Society May I say how much less trouble would be caused if members would pay their subscriptions as early as possible in the year. I regret to state that the admissions to the Museum show a decrease of 1,000 on the figures for 1936.
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Modern societies as knowledge societies
2001New social realities require a new perspective. In advanced societies, the capacity of the individual to say no has increased considerably. At the same time, the ability of the large social institutions that have significantly shaped the nature of the twentieth century to get things done has diminished in the past couple of decades.
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Initiation Society, Learned Society and Knowledge Society
Diogenes, 2003AbstractKnowledge is a social institution, a social activity, as well as the product of that social activity. All known societies incorporate several modes of hierarchical knowledge. Three styles of knowledge co-exist in the transitional societies of the third world in general and of contemporary Africa in particular (even though in each of the latter,
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Introduction – emotions, society and the emotionalisation of society
2023The introductory chapter sketches some of the main ideas that underpin this book. Firstly, how human beings are sentient and emotional creatures, who to a large degree act, express themselves, connect and live their lives based on emotions. Secondly, another basic premise is that society is also regarded as an emotionally charged entity or container ...
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Homoeopathic Links, 2006
The identification with society is the main theme of the kali family. For each Kali this theme comes forward in a specific area of life and in a specific way. In a series of thirteen articles, planned to be published in thirteen issues of Homoeopathic Links, thirteen members of the kali family will be discussed.
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The identification with society is the main theme of the kali family. For each Kali this theme comes forward in a specific area of life and in a specific way. In a series of thirteen articles, planned to be published in thirteen issues of Homoeopathic Links, thirteen members of the kali family will be discussed.
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The Boston Medical and Surgical Journal, 1885
James R. Chadwick, Robert B. Dixon
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James R. Chadwick, Robert B. Dixon
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Slave Societies, Societies with Slaves
2018This chapter analyses the common distinction in slavery studies between ‘slave societies’ and ‘societies with slaves’. It looks at the various proposals for how to conceptualize these categories, and considers their relative advantages and disadvantages.
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