A escrita da cidade partida: identidade e alteridade em Capão Pecado by Luciana Paiva Coronel

“…The author seeks to build a community feeling among the people who live in Capão Redondo and at the same time he opposes the downtown area of the city, where the people who benefit from the inequities of the status quo live.…”
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Amharic Folkloric Oral Traditions: Collections for Insiders and for Outsiders by Peter Unseth, Bitania

“…They will be valued by those who use and enjoy Amharic oral traditions in their lives. …”
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Talking Local: Florida Consumers’ Flexibility with the Term "Local" by Joy N. Rumble, Caroline G. Roper

“…This series provides Extension faculty who are interested in local food programming or who work with local food clientele with information about Florida consumers’ perceptions of local food. …”
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Emotional Focus Coping on Early Childhood Marriage Actors in Selayar by Andi Pramesti Ningsih

“…Therefore, counseling is needed for adolescents who marry at an early age.…”
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Talking Local: Florida Consumers’ Flexibility with the Term "Local" by Joy N. Rumble, Caroline G. Roper

“…This series provides Extension faculty who are interested in local food programming or who work with local food clientele with information about Florida consumers’ perceptions of local food. …”
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Talking Local: Florida Consumers’ Reasons for Purchasing Local Food by Caroline G. Roper, Joy N. Rumble

“…This series provides information about Florida consumers’ perceptions of local food to Extension faculty who are interested in local food programming or who work with local food clientele. …”
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TOWARDS AN “ENGAGED” SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY?

“…The first suggestion comes from a group of theologians from the mid-twentieth century who played an important role in instigating the ressourcement movement. …”
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Why is Exposure to Nature Important in Early Childhood? by Kristen R. Poppell, Martha C. Monroe

“… Early childhood is a crucial period for the physical and cognitive development of children. Most people who care for young children realize that children benefit from playing outside, but caretakers might not have ready access to the literature that supports their observations. …”
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The Facts About Applying: Health Care Coverage and the Affordable Care Act by Meg McAlpine, Martie Gillen

“…However, those who do not have coverage will have the chance to shop for health insurance starting October 1 using the new Health Insurance Marketplace. …”
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L’UMANA IMMANITÀ: FONTI E FORTUNA DEL FERO ARGANTE. by Gianni Antonio Palumbo

“…Palumbo’s essay aims to investigate the sources of Argante, Circassian warrior who is the principal defender of Jerusalem in Tasso’s poem. …”
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Why is Exposure to Nature Important in Early Childhood? by Kristen R. Poppell, Martha C. Monroe

“… Early childhood is a crucial period for the physical and cognitive development of children. Most people who care for young children realize that children benefit from playing outside, but caretakers might not have ready access to the literature that supports their observations. …”
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Pain Management and Telemedicine: A Look at the COVID Experience and Beyond by Jamal Hasoon, Ivan Urits, Omar Viswanath, Alan D. Kaye

“…Given the benefits and downfalls of telemedicine, it is ultimately up to the provider who has an established patient-physician relationship and best understands the patient's limitations and healthcare needs who can best determine which patient population telemedicine is appropriate for and how frequently it can be utilized for each individual patient.…”
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Talking Local: Florida Consumers’ Reasons for Purchasing Local Food by Caroline G. Roper, Joy N. Rumble

“…This series provides information about Florida consumers’ perceptions of local food to Extension faculty who are interested in local food programming or who work with local food clientele. …”
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An Introduction to Including Individuals with Special Needs in the Garden by Jessica Williams, Paul Monaghan, Ricky Telg, Shelley Voelker

“…This document can be useful to Extension agents, special and general educators, or parents who have an interest in gardening with their students or children; and those working with volunteers who have special needs. …”
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Neopentecostalismo: uma interpretação a partir da Teoria da Prática by Fabio Lanza, Edson Elias de Morais, Flávio Braune Wiik

“…Given the fact that religion is made up of people, who follow already established structures, it is assumed that religion simply serves to replicate a given social order. …”
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The Facts About Applying: Health Care Coverage and the Affordable Care Act by Meg McAlpine, Martie Gillen

“…However, those who do not have coverage will have the chance to shop for health insurance starting October 1 using the new Health Insurance Marketplace. …”
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A Job Well Done: Clients Satisfied With Extension's Service by Tyann M. Haile, Glenn D. Israel

“…In 2004, professional staff in eleven counties recorded the names, telephone numbers, and addresses of people who called, visited for educational information, or who attended in-depth programs during the spring or summer. …”
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Mobile devices as support for students with special educational needs by Sylwia Galanciak, Anna Weiss, Marek Siwicki

“…The image of teachers emerging from the research is that of pedagogues who realistically assess the advantages and disadvantages of tablets as assisting and training technologies and who try to strengthen the educational opportunities of their pupils without systemic support. …”
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Talking Local: Florida Consumers' Local Food Purchasing Behaviors by Caroline G. Roper, Joy N. Rumble

“…This series provides information about Florida consumers’ perceptions of local food to Extension faculty who are interested in local food programming or who work with local food clientele. …”
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Safe Return by Martie Gillen, Meredeth A. Rowe

“…The quality of care people receive does not influence the likelihood of people with dementia to become lost. Even people who live in the best caregiving situations can become lost in the community. …”
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