writing broadcasting history as cultural history

... Something that is so easy that anyone can it is easy as beans If something is easy as pie, it is very easy indeed (UK) If something is easy peasy, it is very easy indeed ('Easy peasy, lemon squeezy' ... Cheap as chips Rẻ bèo Easy as beans Dễ bỡn Like two peas in a pod Giống hai giọt nước Câm hến As close as a clam Chán cơm nếp nát As dull as ditch-water Ngọt mía lùi As sweet as honey In these examples, ... 17 Cheap as chips 18 Chew the cud 19 Chew the fat 20 Cream of the crop 21 Curry favour 22 Different kettle of fish 23 Don't cry over spilt milk 24 Easy as beans 25 Easy as pie 26 Easy peasy 27...

Ngày tải lên: 28/02/2015, 11:54

... provoke every measure was pleasing and popular, just in proportion as it tended to harass and ruin a set of people, who were looked upon as enemies to God and man; and indeed as a race of bigotted ... property can be regarded as a powerful ‘relational idiom’ in the creation of both gender and class, placing men as those with power and agency, women as passive dependants.’’⁷ Whereas some historians, ... the disease of wealth and power () As the ‘‘austere and masculine’’ give way to ‘‘a ferocious dissoluteness,’’ the ‘‘disease’’ of aristocratic manners – often associated in Burke, as in the...

Ngày tải lên: 21/09/2012, 10:39

... first assessment was associated (r ¼ 0.33) with shy and inhibited behavior 254 What Causes Social Phobia? at second assessment This however, was not the case with non-social inhibition that was ... further observations, 33 were Individual History 249 reclassified as inhibited and 38 as uninhibited and 47 as neither It is noteworthy that only the most extreme cases were selected for study (see ... reassessed after years Measures included both observation of the child at play in the laboratory, assessment of classroom (shy, anxious) behavior by the teacher as well as peer assessment of social...

Ngày tải lên: 01/11/2013, 08:20

... Perhaps it is just I who will succumb Perhaps you and I, or the large assembly, will Succumb Wait! Cold, just cold! A Brief History of Hawai’i • AD 500-700 – settled by Polynesians from the Marquesa ... together • Could travel 2000 miles (Hawai’i to Tahiti) • Faster than Cpt Cook’s ships • No navigational equipment Ancient Culture • Culturally similar to inhabitants of Tonga and Somoan Islands ... kahiko) – Dances and chanting during ceremonies – Proud and somber history, customs • Modern Hula (Hula auwana) – Spirited dance – Multicultural practice Come on I wanna lei ya • Stringing of individual...

Ngày tải lên: 24/12/2013, 03:16

... general education has played an important role It has involved steadily increasing popular access to the cultural and political capital of the traditional ruling classes, as well as the popularization ... English Last, but far from least, I wish to thank my wife Brita Engelholm for her support and encouragement over the years She has not only tolerated my enthusiasm for writing about sport and history, ... 1867 was visible proof of these hopes It was supposed to secure strong eld-forces that could help a Great Power that was the enemy of Germany in the event of war As several politicians as well as...

Ngày tải lên: 24/03/2014, 02:20

... become an integral part of our writing system … :) &#%$ © Writing is decoration as well as communication … There are all sorts of writing systems in use today Magnetic writing isn’t just for kids ... BCE in Mesopotamia wedges were easier to carve than curved lines Writing was invented multiple times in many places on earth the earliest Chinese writing was “oracle bone” script, inscribed ... called Hangul, to free Korea of the influence of Chinese writing The earliest Japanese writing, dating from the 8th c., and perhaps as early as the 6th c., is called manyogana and uses Chinese characters...

Ngày tải lên: 02/04/2014, 05:20

... and this man was a striking sample of its handiwork He was a 32â•… Arts beast—a human beast, it was true, but nevertheless so terribly a beast that he can best be characterized as carnivorous€.€.€ ... purpose as a writer will equally improve your ambitions as a reader But just as naïve writing can create confusion by presenting data as if they can stand alone, so can naïve reading by assuming ... mostly reÂ� flect my own tastes and thus are biased toward history Still, in the end, there is no substitute for writing; and no writing for practice can compete with writing toward a genuine...

Ngày tải lên: 09/05/2014, 13:09

... possible to ever lift this ‘white trash’ into respectability.”8 Contempt for working-class whites was almost as strong among African Americans as among middle-class and elite whites Enslaved African ... of such images as mindless rubes and interpreted the huge audiences some of these characterizations garnered as conclusive proof of the mass media’s inherent baseness and national cultural decline ... United States as a whole, and the southern mountains in particular, as a still primarily agricultural society rapidly transformed into an urban-dominated industrial power As Appalachia was “discovered”...

Ngày tải lên: 01/06/2014, 09:23

... the halls and classrooms of medical schools, and I was groping in this unfa­ miliar terrain Here was a famous physician from the past, whose name was part of the lore of the basic science of ... social order Poverty was seen as part of the “natural order.” The poor were more vul­ nerable to disease, it was reasoned, because of their “moral condition.” Therefore, it was necessary to change ... readiness was for the inclu­ sion of new medical measures for the prevention of disease and the promotion of health Much slower was the recognition that social measures were necessary as well.26...

Ngày tải lên: 11/06/2014, 01:27

... Intelligence (1977) as a compulsory text for AI courses at MIT and Yale I was told it was the first time they’d assigned two books, rather than just one It was also used as the basis of various psychology ... involved ideas about hierarchy, which he was applying to quantum physics as well as to life (Bastin 1969) The main efforts at CLRU, however, were in the study of language (9.x.a and d) Masterman’s ... far as possible, integrated As for my perspective on the past, this springs from my own experience of the field over the past fifty years Indeed, it’s even longer than that if one includes my reasons...

Ngày tải lên: 11/06/2014, 10:12

... agonist-evoked responses in ASM The sarcoplasmic reticulum (SR) is central to this, acting as a sink to buffer cytosolic [Ca2+]i, as well as providing an agonist-releasable store of Ca2+ to trigger ... mechanism: (i) spasmogenic stim- http://respiratory-research.com/content/7/1/123 ulation of ASM is accompanied by activation of tyrosine kinases [54-56] and Ras/Rho [57-60], as well as cytoskeletal ... RhoGEF) as well as to Ca2+-handling in ASM [54] Thus, tyrosine kinase inhibitors could prove valuable in the treatment of asthma, if a sufficiently selective molecule can be found Actomyosin ATPase...

Ngày tải lên: 12/08/2014, 16:20

... today were developed as a result of artificial selection However, an alternative model was also suggested by the same author [3]: this is based on the assumption that there was a geographical cline ... sequence length The number of sequences joined in each haplotype was accounted for as the haplotype frequency The NJ tree was constructed as described above Median networks were constructed using an ... was drawn with the Phylip program packages [4] The same program was used to perform bootstrap analysis on 000 data sets For the graphical presentation of the tree, the Treeview program [14] was...

Ngày tải lên: 14/08/2014, 13:21

... considered a deficient body and mind, as well as sexual activity, as the cause of tuberculosis, and emphasized the power of religion in recovery from the disease As a result, Chinese people not only ... ed stephen R Graubard (Cambridge, Mass.: MIT Press, 1989) pp.1-2 46 "Framing Disease: Illness, Society and History, " in Framing Disease: Studies in Cultural History, ed Charles Rosenberg and Janet ... taught me in the past five years: Dr Yung Sai-shing, Dr Yang Lijun and Dr Neo Peng Fu, as well as Dr Koh Khee Heong, Dr Lee Chee Hiang and Dr Lam Lap for being their teaching assistant While collecting...

Ngày tải lên: 09/09/2015, 11:27

... (The Reasons Why Asia Attracts So Much Attention) Shiatâ Âtsu 14 (February 2001), Oda Makoto, “Ajia Ga Ajia Dearu Tameniwa: Ajiajin Bunkasai Ni Mukete,” (How Asia can become Asia: Asian Cultural ... exchange between Japan and Southeast Asia has led to discourses on the ignorance of Southeast Asian theatre in Japan, which eventually resulted in the “warped cultural ideas.” 13 Terry Eagleton, After ... countries than Asian countries 25 What is more striking is that the percentage of those who think that Japan is not a part of Asia was as high as 77.2% in the survey in 1974.26 ‘Asia’ was generally...

Ngày tải lên: 10/09/2015, 08:39

... taken to study history As much as Lim has qualified his position by noting the lack of firm data, what he failed to take into account was archaeological data as well as Southeast Asian and Malay ... forgotten What is indispensable 43 J D Legge, “The Writing of Southeast Asian History in The Cambridge History of Southeast Asia, ed Nicholas Tarling, (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, ... studying the history of modern Southeast Asia and asked for historians to realise that foreign influence was merely “a thin and flaking glaze” imposed on the region With this, Southeast Asian scholarship...

Ngày tải lên: 06/10/2015, 21:07

... went as far as to describe the Peranakans as “Chinese Englishmen” in her writing. 13 It was not till the 1980s that studies of Peranakan socio -cultural history gained momentum – the result of a cascading ... GSA’s history, with its founder Gwee Peng Kwee’s 1982 interview with the Oral History Centre perhaps being the most definitive account According to Gwee, the Association was formed in 1910 as a cultural ... Singapore’s cultural and artistic revival This was a wave the Wayang Peranakan was able to ride upon The government’s decision to promote (and in some cases, even fund) cultural expressions such as ethnic...

Ngày tải lên: 12/10/2015, 17:34

... the very basis of their rule: prestige It was on prestige that the sociocultural distance between them and the ruled was based, and prestige was maintained also by everyday practice such as eating ... Hybridisation was undoubtedly perceived as a threat, a fear of being assimilated by the colonial‟s Other At the same time, the Other was also the object of a desire, or fantasy of assimilation The cultural ... impressive cultural breakthrough which brought Antiquity onto the left bank of the Beas River, whence it was possible to imagine further The whole history of the Roman Empire has been recently reread as...

Ngày tải lên: 13/10/2015, 15:54

... were: Class 1: The priestly class of Magi This was divided into Hirbeds (disciples), Mobeds (masters), and Destur Mobeds (master of masters) This caste is described as consisting of ascetics ... which was ruled by Grand-Dukes He deduced that tarot must have 24 A CULTURAL HISTORY OF TAROT originated in the East and was then introduced into Eastern Europe by gypsies From these eastern ... term itself was not in Latin, as was the rest of the document, and it was not Provenỗal which was the language spoken in Avignon at that time, but was French indicating that tarot was being used...

Ngày tải lên: 17/02/2016, 09:25

... component Passive diffusion Passive diffusion Logistic production n.i Septum formation Branching Deterministic Stochastic n.i Stochastic Passive diffusion Logistic production Deterministic Stochastic ... diseases soon became known Penicillin-producing mold strains were sought in the environment and were cultivated in flat glass flasks such as Fernbach flasks The use of Schott-borosilicatglass ... have been used as early as 1956 for diagnostic purposes The first transducer was a pH sensor combined with phosphatase [115] The oxygen sensor was first used by Clark and Lyons [116] as the transducer...

Ngày tải lên: 08/08/2012, 09:49