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… can support the libraries in being a public sphere in Jürgen Habermas? sense, open for all citizens and their opinions. My study therefore has two purposes. The first is to find out which arguments and ideas that are used to motivate the activity. The second purpose is to see if …
… This enlarged their frame of reference and broadened the range of choice open to them later on in life. At the time of the study most of the youths continued to be in contact with their contact families, which means that they some times meet, or keep in touch through internet or …
en ideologianalys
… The first school of thought focuses on the public library as a beacon for an open and democratic society. The second school of thought focuses on the public library as a mediator and promoter of reading, learning and language. The third school of thought puts the public …
… Patrick Wilson’s theories on authority and power structures. Interviews with open-question approach were conducted with 6 pastors. Analysis showed that the pastors use different sources in their effort to intermediate information to their congregation. The most common source is …
… traces a value by collecting them in a book. My aim was to create pictures open enough so others can fill in their own stories.I used different methods to find ways to describe the absence: such as illustrations, installations and photos, oftendescribed in a sensitive way. I …
Om homosexualitetsdiskurser i biblioteks- och informationsvetenskapliga examensarbeten
… This can be seen as an implicit essentialism in the texts, though ambivalences open up the possibility that it in some cases may be only strategically used while explicitly adhering to constructionist views. In linking concepts of a homosexual difference to prejudices …
Titeln på denna kandidatuppsats är Människa vs. Maskin. En ansats till självservice och är skriven av tre studenter inom magisterprogrammet för Service Management vid Lunds Universitet. Under ett fåtal månader har vi haft möjligheten att undersöka hur människor påverkas och …
offentlig arena för aktivitet
… These smaller areas have to advertise that they are meant for activity and open for everyone. We want to encourage activity by giving the areas a distinctive shape - the shape of a circle. Being a hybrid space, one area can invite to different kinds of activities. Markings on …
en studie av sockerbetsodlare i södra Skåne
… With the latest agricultural reform in mind, farming has turned to a more open market and that is important for the independent farmer to adjust to the prevailing market presumptions. In the theory, scientists distinguish between unique and repetitive decisions. Unique decisions …
… and with development of better technique harvest biomass, new possibilities open up. With the possibility to combine traditional cleaning of road’s right of way with biomass harvesting, the work of suppressing tree vegetation could become profitable or at least decrease the road …
historik och vårdprogram
… It proposes to reinstate English-style park concepts such as alternating open and closed outdoor rooms, clear sightlines and themed atmospheric environments. As the existing source material has several missing pieces, it is the very idea of the English park one should strive …
en intervju/enkät om upplevelsen
… of the interwieved people describes their emotion with the adjectives alert, open, calm and happy.
… are given in the text, such as Ulla Molins garden in Höganäs and Fredriksdal open-air museum in Helsingborg. I wish by this essay create a tool and give myself and the reader a clearer picture of the problem, a tool that can be used in the role of a shaping landscape architect …
en betraktelse med utgångspunkt i Findus ärtodling
… about the landscape in Sweden and the characteristics of industry. The way the open land of Scania differs from the traditional image of the appearance of Sweden, is used as one possible way to explain why the food industries of Scania are overseen in the management of …
… in occurrence when the monkeys were on the ground presumably because this open habitat required them to be more alert and vigilant. The performance of ”Other behaviour”, which was mainly comprised of playing and grooming, was not tremendous. Foraging behaviour occurred in all …
