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Studenters skrivande : Brister, förväntningar, ansvar
Manufacturing the Superhuman Status of Rulers on Hellenistic and Roman Delos
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Ur kyrkofädernas brev
Eastern Mediterranean Mobility in the Bronze and Early Iron Ages : Inferences from Ancient DNA of Pigs and Cattle
Spaces of becoming: the Stockholm Film Workshop as a transnational site of film production
Access to orphan drugs - comparison across Balkan countries
Flyktingavtalet som strider mot internationell rätt och EU-rätt - En analys av samarbetet mellan EU och Turkiet på migrationsområdet
Väpnade konflikter och andra oroligheter i världen har lett till att många människor flyr sina hemländer och söker trygghet i något annat land. Många försöker ta sig till Europa. I brist på lagliga vägar tar många irreguljära vägar som ofta medför stora risker. Det vanligaste sättet är att korsa Medelhavet. De flesta båtfärder börjar i Turkiet med mål att ta sig till någon av de grekiska öarna. EUArmed conflicts and other forms of violence has led to an increasing number of people leaving their home countries in search of safety elsewhere. Many try to get to Europe. In the absence of legal ways many people take irregular routes which usually involve high risks. Crossing the Mediterranean is the most common route. Most boats have Turkey as their starting point with the goal to reach one of
Semantic Similarity Analysis on English Translations of the Iliad
Introduction to acoustic concepts relevant to sound studies
PART OF THE SOUND STUDIES LECTURE SERIES NIKOLAOS GEORGIOS VARDAXIS Acoustics refers to the science of sound, its properties and propagation, while the same term is often used to refer to sound qualities of an environment, an indoor space or somewhere outdoors. This lecture offers an introduction to basic acoustic concepts such as sound pressure levels, which is the most essential quantity when de
https://www.lmc.lu.se/en/activities/activities-2020/introduction-acoustic-concepts-relevant-sound-studies - 2025-09-11
Frederikke Jul Vedelsby
I must see more of you or I will be quite sad Frederikke Jul Vedelsby, I must see more of you. Daniel (summer 24). Frederikke Jul Vedelsby is a visual artist working with drawing, text, and time-based media. In the work I must see more of you or I will be quite sad, a blind singer, a retired childcare worker, and a poet organizing flea markets appear among drawings made with oil, beeswax, and pigm
https://www.iac.lu.se/frederikke-jul-vedelsby - 2025-09-11
"Tin-covered Pottery and Chemical Analyses: a Summary"
A summary of various tin analyses to date
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Power Play - Nonstate actor incidents and their effect on bilateral relations
This essay follows my attempt to explain how power structures dictate a state’s susceptibility to the actions of nonstate actors. Specifically, is there a way to determine if a onetime incident perpetrated by a nonstate actor can effectively reduce or increase bilateral relations between states? I hypothesized that I could effectively gauge the likelihood that political and economic activity betwe
After Embros: 12 Thoughts on the rise and fall of performance practices on the periphery of Europe
Studying the “Pelagius and Johannes” collection of Sayings of the Desert Fathers : Steps towards a new edition of the Latin reception
Hospitalised cancer patients' perceptions of individualised nursing care in four European countries
The aim of this study was to describe hospitalised cancer patients' perceptions of individualised care in four European countries and compare these perceptions using the patients' socio-demographic characteristics and the Individualized Care Scale. The patients' socio-demographic characteristics used were: education, age, gender, type of hospital admission, previous hospitalisation and hospital le
Illuminating ATOM : Taking time across the colour category border
Walsh's A Theory Of Magnitude (ATOM) contends that we represent magnitudes such as number, space, time and luminance on a shared metric, such that “more” of one leads to the perception of “more” of the other (e.g. Walsh, 2003). In support of ATOM, participants have been shown to judge intervals between stimuli that are more discrepant in luminance as having a longer duration than intervals between