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Michel Nicolet-Monnier,Adrian V. Gheorgheational subjects is a concept that is less explored especially within Australian early childhood settings, with a few exceptions (see MacNaughton 2001; MacNaughton and Davis 2001, 2009; Skattebol 2005). These works particularly reveal how young children use “race” and “colour” to classify the nation

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Michel Nicolet-Monnier,Adrian V. Gheorghetions of childhood have long been co-opted into the service of the nation. As critic Jo-Ann Wallace (1995) argues:.Wallace calls for an investigation of the ways in which dominant discourses of childhood—that naturalize the child’s development toward a normative, rational adulthood—are put to use in

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On Conservation Laws of the XY Modelennium, representations of Franco-era childhood have come into increasing prominence. This subject has recurred in literature, cinema, television, the Internet, exhibitions, and symposia.. The boom of Franco-era child images in contemporary Spain draws attention to itself, provoking a series of ques

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Quantum and Non-Commutative Analysis the annual report of the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA 2015), during the year 2014 Israeli activities resulted in the death of 2,314 Palestinians, while causing altogether 17,125 injuries. Although the year was overshadowed by the massive corollaries of the 50-day-lon

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Understanding Chemical Reactivity that the development of national identity is a process to which territoriality contributes in the forms of both social and spatial practices that delineate who is included and excluded in a particular space. It includes social practices as a collective experience passed down with the historical mem

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-017-2825-6eir constructions of themselves as generationally different from their parents and grandparents. Based on data from focus groups with young people between 12 and 19 years from 12 countries that joined the European Union in 2004-2013, I argue that many of these young people demonstrate a sophisticate

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