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Ban on Coreference [GLOW 36] [handout] [3] [fixed typos].dvi Accounting for the Absence of Coreferential Subjects in TP Coordination∗ Bronwyn M. Bjorkman, University of Toronto bronwyn.bjorkman@utoronto.ca GLOW 36, April 4-6 1 Introduction This talk is about coordination • Specifically, a curious restriction on the availability of backwards-referring pronom- inal subjects in (clausal) coordination

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Аналітичний огляд Юридичні клініки правничих шкіл України: досвід, проблеми та міжнародні партнерства 2 Виконавиці: Лілія АМЕЛІЧЕВА (аналітикиня), Юлія САЄНКО (аналітикиня), Юлія ЛОМЖЕЦЬ (керівниця). Юридичні клініки правничих шкіл України: досвід, проблеми та міжнародні партнерства. Аналітичний огляд. — Київ, Асоціація юридичних клінік України, 2026. — 53 с. Підготовка цієї публікації є частиною

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1 “Romarbrevet 7:14-25,” Tro och Liv 48 (1989), 46-47. “Exegetiken och teologin. Tre aktuella trender i nytestamentlig exegetik och deras teologiska relevans,” Tro och Liv 49 (1990), 11-28. Review of R. H. Smith, Matthew (Minneapolis 1989), Svensk Teologisk Kvartalskrift 67 (1991), 53-54. Review of Tord Fornberg, Matteusevangeliet 1:1-13:52 (Uppsala 1989), Svensk Teologisk Kvartalskrift 67 (1991),

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a k t u el lt o m v e t ensk a p o ch hä l sa • j u n i 2010 Andningen och livet November 2011 Denna tidskrift ges ut av Lunds universitet och Region Skåne Aktuellt om Vetenskap & hälsa a k t u el lt o m v e t ensk a p o ch hä l sa • j u n i 2010 Aktuellt om Vetenskap&hälsa God läsning! ”Andningen och livet – från första till sista andetaget” är temat för detta nummer av Aktuellt om vetenskap & hä

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MRM20 Literature MRM20 Literature Literature MRSM20 HUMAN RIGHTS STUDIES: Thematic Specialization, 15 credits. Approved by the Department of History Board 2020-12-04. Module 1: Human Rights Monitoring in Anthropological Perspective Reading list (selections chosen in collaboration with students for up to 1500 pages) Allen, Lori (2013) The Rise and Fall of Human Rights: Cynicism and Politics in Occu

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This study assesses effect of Japanese policies that can realize agglomeration against change of employment of Japanese manufacturing. It firstly identifies three precursors of agglomeration from literature review: network of similar companies, organizations with world-class technology and organizations with big demand. It then theorizes agglomeration factors induced by the precursors as well as f

This article considers the political implications of Victorian language-study for Thomas Carlyle's The French Revolution (1837) (reprinted and edited by K.J. Fielding and David Sorensen (Oxford: Oxford World's Classics, 1989)). I investigate how Carlyle responded to the scientific study of language with what he termed a ‘bodied word’, a reading of language based in the word-become-flesh or the doc

This chapter discusses the earliest teaching of post-grotian natural law by Henrik Weghorst and Christian Reitzer in Copenhagen in the decades around 1700. This teaching has often been presented as merely derivative of the ideas of Hugo Grotius or Samuel Pufendorf. In contrast, this chapter argues that Weghorst and Reitzer developed two very different, and antagonistic, forms of natural law, refle

In 1798 the Royal Academy of Science instituted a classification of its members, designating the last class to be filled by those engaged with world of learning and beautiful arts. This study maps the population of this “erudite class” and analyzes the negotiation of epistemic virtues and merits linked to the nebulous field from which the class drew its members. The article argues that a previous

Tenosynovial giant cell tumour (TGCT) is a rare, locally aggressive, mesenchymal tumor arising from the joints, bursa and tendon sheaths. TGCT comprises a nodular- and a diffuse-type, with the former exhibiting mostly indolent course and the latter a locally aggressive behavior. Although usually not life-threatening, TGCT may cause chronic pain and adversely impact function and quality of life (Qo

The article examines the contributions of Arthur W. Galston (1920–2008) and Polly Higgins (1968–2019) to the concept of ecocide, from its origins in the Vietnam War to its revival in the twenty-first century. Biologist Arthur W. Galston, whose doctoral research was used to investigate defoliating agents, led a scientific campaign in the late 1960s against the massive use of herbicides by the Unite

The notion of a language norm is far from clear. Lacking a conclusive explication, one may wonder what language studies are actually studying. Is it the experience of speakers? Is it their brains? Is it their behavior? Is it the product of expert intuitions? Even within linguistics the views seem scattered on this point, and no consensus has been reached on what the object of study in linguistics

Feedback loops are among the core notions in systems thinking – and the various fields of theory and practice that draw on it, including systemic design. We use these notions to develop methodological approaches, conceptualise processes, assess the adequacy of solutions, and anticipate how the design object may interact with its immediate surroundings and beyond. In my presentation, I discuss the