List of bibliographic references
Number of relevant bibliographic references: 16.
| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000049 (2007) |
Natalie M. Underberg ; Kristin G. Congdon | Folkvine.org: Ethnographic Storytelling in Folk Art Web Design |
| 000308 (2004) |
Raymond B. Williams ; Thomas J. Massaro ; Phyllis D. Airhart ; Barbara Brown Zikmund [Japon] | The Teacher's Career and Life |
| 000440 (2004) |
Hugh B. Urban [États-Unis] | Magia Sexualis: Sex, Secrecy, and Liberation in Modern Western Esotericism |
| 000500 (1996) |
Douglas H. Clark [États-Unis] ; Alan R. Gillespie [États-Unis] | Timing and significance of Late-glacial and Holocene cirque glaciation in the Sierra Nevada, California |
| 000543 (2008) |
Romain Bertrand | A Foucauldian, non‐intentionalist analysis of modern Javanese ethics |
| 000681 (2006) |
Geraldine Brennan [Royaume-Uni] | Art Education and the Visual Arts in Botswana |
| 000809 (2002) |
Georgy Shenbrot ; Boris Krasnov | Can interaction coefficients be determined from census data? Testing two estimation methods with Negev Desert rodents |
| 000961 (1994) |
David Aldridge [Allemagne] | An overview of music therapy research |
| 000B85 (2007) |
Cristina Ruotolo | ‘Savage Blonde’: Willa Cather and the Making of an American Musician |
| 000C22 (2004) |
James Wetz [Royaume-Uni] | Promoting inclusion in school through the arts: a case study |
| 000D54 (2009) |
Katy E. Shrout | Let Me Entertain You: The Exciting Perks and Perils of Teaching American Religion as a Vaudeville (or Burlesque?) Performer |
| 000E22 (2007) |
Janet K. Boles ; Katherine Scheurer | Beyond Women, Children, and Families: Gender, Representation, and Public Funding for the Arts* |
| 000F24 (1999) |
David Robb [Allemagne] | Literary Heritage in the ‘Clowns‐Liedertheater’ of Wenzel and Mensching |
| 000F49 (2010) |
Mark Richard Hayllar | Public‐Private Partnerships in Hong Kong: Good Governance – The Essential Missing Ingredient?1 |
| 001300 (2008) |
Ryan Centner | Places of Privileged Consumption Practices: Spatial Capital, the Dot‐Com Habitus, and San Francisco's Internet Boom |
| 001371 (2003) |
S. J. Goerner [États-Unis] | Integral science: rethinking civilization using the learning universe lens |
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