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2021
Abstract “Upbringing” refers to the purposive activity of the older generation toward the young in order to further their growth into adulthood. These activities unfold in the intersection of instinct and culture and of individual and society and are, thus, a specifically human activity.
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Abstract “Upbringing” refers to the purposive activity of the older generation toward the young in order to further their growth into adulthood. These activities unfold in the intersection of instinct and culture and of individual and society and are, thus, a specifically human activity.
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2003
Abstract Some 40 years before I met Niko wandering across the northern English sands and gulleries, he had been in a setting a long way distant, but not very different. The beaches near Scheveningen in Holland were just as huge, with the North Sea breaking into foam and noise, the dunes as a solid backdrop, sand drifting everywhere and ...
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Abstract Some 40 years before I met Niko wandering across the northern English sands and gulleries, he had been in a setting a long way distant, but not very different. The beaches near Scheveningen in Holland were just as huge, with the North Sea breaking into foam and noise, the dunes as a solid backdrop, sand drifting everywhere and ...
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Abstract The chapter explores the daily life of elite Roman girls and women in the late republic and early principate, and the societal expectations regarding their participation in the religious rituals and social ceremonials of their class, especially marriage.
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2007
Abstract naturalist, geologist, and originator of the theory of natural selection, was born on 12 February 1809 at The Mount, Shrewsbury, the fifth child and second son of Robert Waring Darwin (1766–1848), Shrewsbury’s principal physician, and Susannah Wedgwood (1765–1817). His sisters were Marianne, Caroline, Susan, and Emily Catherine,
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Abstract naturalist, geologist, and originator of the theory of natural selection, was born on 12 February 1809 at The Mount, Shrewsbury, the fifth child and second son of Robert Waring Darwin (1766–1848), Shrewsbury’s principal physician, and Susannah Wedgwood (1765–1817). His sisters were Marianne, Caroline, Susan, and Emily Catherine,
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1983
Not all children who grow up in bilingual families become bilingual. Learning two languages as a child is not as simple or spontaneous as is sometimes thought; but neither is it as difficult or traumatic. In any case, it is not impossible. The undeniable need to communicate is sufficient motivation to make the child speak one or more languages, but it ...
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Not all children who grow up in bilingual families become bilingual. Learning two languages as a child is not as simple or spontaneous as is sometimes thought; but neither is it as difficult or traumatic. In any case, it is not impossible. The undeniable need to communicate is sufficient motivation to make the child speak one or more languages, but it ...
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Does parental farm upbringing influence the risk of asthma in offspring? A three-generation study
International Journal of Epidemiology, 2021Christer Janson +2 more
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Art and upbringing. The role of virtues and catharsis in the upbringing of man
Art and education, 2020openaire +1 more source
International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2021
Tadashi Takeshima +2 more
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Tadashi Takeshima +2 more
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