Dickes, Raphaelle Ganschow, Inna
Hundreds of thousands have protested against the war in Ukraine on the streets of Europe, including many Russians. How does the Russian community in Luxembourg feel about the Russian invasion of Ukraine? It turns out this is not so easy to figure out, if only because the war seens to have fractured the Russian-speaking community in the country.
Platoff, Anne M. Knowlton, Steven A.
When we see flags in use we subconsciously assign meanings to the flag based upon the context in which it is used. For example, the use of a Scottish flag over a government building conveys a message of officialdom, the same flag used by a member of the independence movement sends a political message, and when waved by a fan at a football match it ...
Weil, Zoé
Les échos rabelaisiens relevés par de nombreux chercheurs dans l'œuvre d'Albert Cohen invitent à réfléchir aux implications linguistiques de cette filiation. Loin d'être limitée à quelques motifs empruntés, elle imprègne la langue de Cohen dans toute sa singularité. Cette ressemblance rappelle les écrivains francophones qui voient en Rabelais une p...
Chen, Shan Zhang, Lawrence Jun Parr, Judy M.
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Frontiers in Psychology
The teacher self is a composite psychological construct which encompasses the cognitive, affective, emotional, and social dimensions of teaching. This qualitative study draws on Bakhtin’s concepts of dialogism, answerability, and addressivity to discuss how English language teachers negotiated the shifting and conflictive context to construct selve...
Bučalič, Martin
V diplomski nalogi obravnavam kraj Šentvid nad Ljubljano skozi prizmo konceptov identitete in prostora. Preučil bom razmerje kraja z mestom Ljubljano. Rdeča nit celotne naloge gre v smeri prikazovanja kraja Šentvida kot zgodovinskega predmestja Ljubljane, vendar s svojo lastno bogato zgodovino ter lastnimi družbenimi procesi. Ti družbeni procesi, k...
hertz, rosanna
A fundamental part of the adolescent self is formed through interaction with intimates, usually family members whose roles are reasonably well-defined. However, donor siblings—children who share a sperm donor—lack social scripts for interacting with one another, particularly when they are raised in different households. Moreover, they are often cha...
Krüger, Jürgen
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Frontiers in Psychology
Cerebral energy supply is insufficient to support continuous neuronal processing of the plethora of time-constant objects that we are aware of. As a result, the brain is forced to limit processing resources to (the most relevant) cases of change. The neuronally generated world is thus temporally discontinuous. This parallels the fact that, in all r...
Zhang, Yunyun Wang, Ping
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Frontiers in Psychology
This study aims to demonstrate a detailed knowledge map of teacher identity research via a 20-year data set from the Web of Science (WoS) database. A bibliometric analysis was employed for analyzing the articles published between 2001 and 2021 to show the status of teacher identity research in the past 20 years, research topics on teacher identity,...
Coelho, Marcia Moura
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The Journal of analytical psychology
O medo de robôs é recorrente na literatura de ficção científica e no cinema. No entanto, vejo crescendo a robotização dos seres humanos na sociedade contemporânea. Crise de identidade, automação, desumanização: o que distingue humano de andróide? O filme Blade Runner, de Ridley Scott (1982), aponta aspectos de identidade, memória, empatia e vínculo...
García-Iglesias, Jaime
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Culture, health & sexuality
PrEP, pre-exposure prophylaxis, is a novel HIV prevention strategy. Highly efficacious, its development and delivery has caused significant debate. This paper explores the ways in which PrEP is signified and some of the new identities it gives rise to through the analysis of PrEP discourses among 'bugchasers'. Bugchasers comprise a niche group of g...