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Anthony Lowrieurally pluralist approach, a theory and research methodology from an innovative position between Eastern and Western cultures. Practical research strategies are illustrated by examples drawn from culturally wide ranging discourses. This is a book to interest any scholar or student of discourse looki

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Anthony Lowrieritish do not feel European. This book explores and explains the cultural divide between Britain and Europe, where it comes from and how it manifests itself in everyday life and the academic world.978-1-137-44755-5

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Anthony Lowrieer and Lydia Lawrence (neé Beardsall), a former schoolteacher and lace-drawer. The other children are George Arthur, b.1876; William Ernest, b.1878; Emily Una, later King (ELK), b.1882; and Lettice Ada, later Clarke (AL/ALC), b.1887. The family are then living at 8a Victoria Street, in one of die ho

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Anthony Lowrieunrevised. It is simple, rounded, and prettily sentimental, with snowflakes and berried holly, the traditional mummers’ play, a carol followed by Giordani’s ‘Turn once again, heal thou my pain,/Parted from thee my heart is sore’, and a happy ending, after the young man whose farming family had been

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