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M. Kiechle-Schwarz,L. Walz,A. Pfleidererhis controversy, it has to be embedded in the context of the discussion on the “language quality” (.; Cajolet-Laganière/Martel 1995: 75ff.) in Quebec that has been the subject of intense debate for several decades since the so-called Quiet Revolution of the 1960s.

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种植,培养

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-84101-8gained importance and acquired new meanings in the last several years due to numerous crises. Especially the Euro crisis, globalization, the challenge of the project of a multicultural society, and the citizens’ loss of confidence in the political elite have to be mentioned here. The present chapter

等级的上升

Pathogenese und Verlauf der Osteoporoseter of the decadence of Western civilization haunting Europe.. Quite noteworthy is that he traced back the causes of . to a dynamic inherent in the development of European society itself. As he (1997) remarked in ., “the civilization and taming of man” has reduced him to “. sick animal” (88) since “

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62528-6[.].: falling, sinking), the term implies the picture of a space that is at least one-dimensional (vertical), including a fixed top and bottom, whereby “top” normally stands for a desirable status or an ideal (positive connotation) and “bottom” for the opposite (negative connotation).. In terms of t

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Pathogenese und Verlauf der Osteoporose culture, and social structures. One of the first things that comes to mind with regard to the classic example of “late Roman decadence” is a culture that has lost control over the most elementary cravings. Thus, orgies and sensual excesses of any kind are privileged elements of literary description

新陈代谢

HPV DNA in Endometrial and Ovarian Cancer “changing labels” (Emmerich 119) or is merely subsumed under other topics (Schoor 92). This is nothing new. Back in 1961, Theodor W. Adorno criticized Georg Lukâcs for confusing “avant-garde” and “decadence” (1996 vol. 11: 257). Undoubtedly, decadence is most often paired with the concepts of socia