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40 ha the study of historical archives 16th-20th c. the soil charcoal analysis of 16 pits and the charcoal highlight the main anthropogenic phases since c. 4000 BP. At the local scale in the heart of the OGFs we conservation is the result of a co-construction between natural and anthropogenic processes. The biodiversity The present study aims to challenge and refine the existing paradigm of relict primary forests located analysis and radiocarbon dating of former charcoal kiln platforms n 41 . The results enabled the reconstruction • Historical ecology reveals the long-term co-construction of the current European beech-fir old-growth temperate OGFs are not “primary’ • Insights for the implementation of a biodiversity-friendly forest The beech-fir forest, the baseline natural forest ecosystem in the montane belt of temperate Europe:
The fundamental claim I will be making in the following is that anthropology and pragmatism should be render transparent the in itself compelling motivation of the proposed project that is the effectuation of consider the philosophical history of anthropological and pragmatist approaches to philosophizing. The above characteristics of the anthropological and pragmatic schools of thought that contradict each other and justify a systematic distinction between the two. Second it must be convincingly shown from the history of philosophy that "The Non-Anthropological Philosophy of Radical Pragmatism"
on the one side to the role played by Latin and partly Greek in the intellectual history of Europe and points in the 15th and 16th centuries with the revival of classical authors advocated by Humanism and the Renaissance Renaissance and from the 18th century onward with the development and democratization of scientific and technical Greek and Latin and constructed by means of processes not or not necessarily corresponding to the canonical at work in the language in question. Historically the existence of NC in Romance languages is linked on Neoclassical Compounding in the Romance Languages
centralities which is further reinforced by the growing financialization of property and urban capital is also analyzed Cities have become the major habitat for human societies. They are also the places where the starkest social up. Income social land and housing inequalities shape the built environment and living conditions of different produced and reproduced both within and between cities. In particular we review land rent and social segregation disciplinary references and through examples taken from around the world. The attraction of urban centralities Cities at the Heart of Inequalities
related and unrelated spoken word pairs by one voice with which they were familiarized with before the experiment target words over the left hemisphere only for the familiar voice suggesting that the voice familiarity organization develops between 18 and 24 months of age in monolingual infants. In the present study we aimed to facilitates lexical-semantic activation in the infant brain. We recorded the brain activity of 18-month-old French-learning experiment and one voice with which they were not familiarized. The ERPs were measured in response to related Is That You I Hear? Speaker Familiarity Modulates Neural Signatures of Lexical-semantic Activation in
The question of what kind of practice can help learn a foreign language L2 has been the object of much technique of targeted practice has been the object of recent research and shows promising results interleaved in particular the use of inversion in English in main vs. embedded WH- questions or the difference between between DO-support constructions and the perfect aspect using auxiliary HAVE. In this talk I will review recent conflicting evidence for the effectiveness of interleaved practice and present preliminary results Séminaire LNPL "Interleaving for L2 Grammar Learning: Is mixing structures beneficial?" Maud Pélissier (ALTAE
Formation Master Applied research and prevention in Health Psychology and Psychopathology PCPPS5 Niveau Bac Stage Master Applied research and prevention in Health Psychology and Psychopathology (PCPPS5)
ethnoarchéologique Diffusion and transmission of ceramics techniques and style in Ethiopian Rift Ethnoarchaeological Affaires Étrangères ANR ARCCH Authority for Research and Conservation of Cultural Heritage Ethiopie Ministry Diffusion and transmission of ceramics techniques and style in Ethiopian Rift: Ethnoarchaeological studies
free course can have the same value and interest as a paid course and that the cost of an e-learning provide the same quality as the paid ones Our two studies which gathered information from 245 and 114 individuals always affect the value that the user attributes to it. We found that free training is an important deciding s42979-023-01856-4 With the health problem digital training has assumed a major role in our society. Some of the numerous allowing the user to learn without having to pay but occasionally we may question about the worth of Effect of Online Training Price and Price Perception on Quality and Benefit Perception in France
01461672241231727 Abstract Populism is on the rise across liberal democracies. The sociopsychological underpinnings from five countries Chile France Italy Romania and the United Kingdom N 9 105 we aimed to replicate an model showed that the two patterns were not mutually exclusive. These findings emphasize the implication of to belonging as an explanatory mediator and demonstrate the cross-national generalizability of these economic distress pattern in which relative deprivation and identity threat are associated with populism. We Distress, Cultural Backlash, and Identity Threat: Integrating Patterns and Testing Cross-National Validity
