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ABSTRACT Aim(s) To describe nurse leaders' perceptions of factors related to the development of their own interpersonal communication competence. Design Qualitative descriptive study. Methods Individual semi–structured interviews were conducted with 21 nurse leaders in three wellbeing service counties in Finland.
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Toward an Index of Adaptive Personality Regulation. [PDF]
Irwing P, Cook C, Hughes DJ.
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The extraordinary enigma of ordinary tickle behavior: Why gargalesis still puzzles neuroscience. [PDF]
Kilteni K.
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Inter-subject correlation of audience facial expressions predicts audience engagement during theatrical performances. [PDF]
Oakes RA, Peschel L, Barraclough NE.
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Quality of life among hemodialysis patients in a referral center in Kathmandu: A mixed method study. [PDF]
Gurung S, Devkota N.
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Retorika Dakwah Stand Up Comedy
Bandung Conference Series: Islamic Broadcast Communication, 2023Abstract. This study aims to analyze the preaching rhetoric used by Ahmed Revaille in his stand up comedy show. Stand up comedy has become a popular form of entertainment in contemporary society, and in this context, da'wah rhetoric is an important aspect that can be used to convey religious messages to audiences in an interesting and effective way ...
Dede Nugraha +2 more
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2020
Abstract This chapter explores the ethics of stand-up comedy with a particular focus on the warrant of ethical criticism of this art form. The chapter argues for the need to understand stand-up comedy as a performance and offers an account of the additional ethical leeway one tends to grant to stand-up comedians. The chapter zeroes in on
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Abstract This chapter explores the ethics of stand-up comedy with a particular focus on the warrant of ethical criticism of this art form. The chapter argues for the need to understand stand-up comedy as a performance and offers an account of the additional ethical leeway one tends to grant to stand-up comedians. The chapter zeroes in on
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2016
This chapter explores how Brand is positioned in the history of British comedy and by the distinctions in taste that structure this cultural field. It identifies his ‘signature practices’ through analyses of his major stand-up performances placing particular emphasis on the way he uses self-reflexive autobiography, language and wit, bodily expression ...
Jane Arthurs, Ben Little
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This chapter explores how Brand is positioned in the history of British comedy and by the distinctions in taste that structure this cultural field. It identifies his ‘signature practices’ through analyses of his major stand-up performances placing particular emphasis on the way he uses self-reflexive autobiography, language and wit, bodily expression ...
Jane Arthurs, Ben Little
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