| Ident. | Authors (with country if any) | Title |
|---|
| 000005 |
Bernard Faure [États-Unis] | The Cultic World of the Blind Monks: Benzaiten, Jūzenji, and Shukujin |
| 000060 |
Margreta Von Pein [États-Unis] ; Jeanette Altarriba [États-Unis] | Testing the Development of Linguistic Knowledge in Adult Naïve Learners of American Sign Language |
| 000070 |
Michael J. Ryan [États-Unis] | Pueblo street fighting to national martial art: Nation building and the nationalization of a Venezuelan civilian combative practice |
| 000109 |
Julia L. Foulkes [États-Unis] | Streets and Stages: Urban Renewal and the Arts after World War II |
| 000116 |
Julia L. Foulkes [États-Unis] | An Introduction |
| 000142 |
David J. Madden [États-Unis] | Revisiting the End of Public Space: Assembling the Public in an Urban Park |
| 000181 |
D. E. Wasser [États-Unis] ; P. W. Sherman [États-Unis] | Avian longevities and their interpretation under evolutionary theories of senescence |
| 000235 |
Marianna Penzo [Italie, États-Unis] ; Paul E. Massa [Italie, États-Unis] ; Eleonora Olivotto [Italie] ; Francesca Bianchi [Italie] ; Rosa Maria Borzi [Italie] ; Adedayo Hanidu [États-Unis] ; Xiang Li [États-Unis] ; Jun Li [États-Unis] ; Kenneth B. Marcu [Italie, États-Unis] | Sustained NF‐κB activation produces a short‐term cell proliferation block in conjunction with repressing effectors of cell cycle progression controlled by E2F or FoxM1 |
| 000251 |
Mary Ann Reilly [États-Unis] | Opening Spaces of Possibility: The Teacher as Bricoleur |
| 000265 |
David T. Hansen [États-Unis] ; Stephanie Burdick-Shepherd [États-Unis] ; Cristina Cammarano [États-Unis] ; Gonzalo Obelleiro [États-Unis] | Education, Values, and Valuing in Cosmopolitan Perspective |
| 000322 |
Tom Liam Lynch [États-Unis] | Rereadings and Literacy: How Students' Second Readings Might Open Third Spaces |
| 000427 |
Hemalata Iyer [États-Unis] ; Caitlain Devereaux Lewis [États-Unis] | Prioritization strategies for video storyboard keyframes |
| 000454 |
Kwayera Archer-Cunningham [États-Unis] | Cultural arts education as community development: An innovative model of healing and transformation |
| 000469 |
Julia L. Foulkes [États-Unis] | Social History and the Arts |
| 000652 |
Christopher Howard [États-Unis] | ANA MENDIETA: EARTH BODY, SCULPTURE AND PERFORMANCE, 1972–1985 |
| 000676 |
Douglas Fordham [États-Unis] | William Hogarth's The March to Finchley and the fate of comic history painting |
| 000731 |
Madeleine E. Pullman [États-Unis] ; Michael A. Gross [États-Unis] | Ability of Experience Design Elements to Elicit Emotions and Loyalty Behaviors |
| 000775 |
Peter Buston [États-Unis] | Forcible eviction and prevention of recruitment in the clown anemonefish |
| 000830 |
Bonita M. Kolb [États-Unis] | Ethnic preference for the arts: the role of the social experience as attendance motivation |
| 000899 |
Vera L. Zolberg [États-Unis] | Richard Peterson and the sociology of art and literature |
| 000951 |
Pierre Berthon [Royaume-Uni] ; Morris B. Holbrook [États-Unis] ; James M. Hulbert [États-Unis] | Beyond market orientation: A conceptualization of market evolution |
| 000A33 |
Michael R. Lavin [États-Unis] | A librarian's guide to Image Comics |
| 000A45 |
Katy Keller [États-Unis] ; Julie Corbett [États-Unis] ; Diane Nichols [États-Unis] | Repetitive strain injury in computer keyboard users: Pathomechanics and treatment principles in individual and group intervention |
| 000B19 |
Sabine Jell-Bahlsen [États-Unis] | EZE MMIRI DI EGWU, THE WATER MONARCH IS AWESOME |
| 000B62 |
Kris Collins [États-Unis] | White‐Washing the Black‐a‐Moor: Othello, Negro Minstrelsy and Parodies of Blackness1 |
| 000B71 |
Jules R. Bemporad [États-Unis] | Self‐starvation through the ages: Reflections on the pre‐history of anorexia nervosa |
| 000B79 |
James Heilbrun [États-Unis] | Growth, accessibility and the distribution of arts activity in the United States: 1980 to 1990 |
| 000B81 |
Claire Cardie [États-Unis] | Embedded machine learning systems for natural language processing: A general framework |
| 000C09 |
Lorie Richards [États-Unis] ; Christine Chiarello [États-Unis] | Depth of associated activation in the cerebral hemispheres: Mediated versus direct priming |
| 000D36 |
David G. Hays [États-Unis] | The evolution of expressive culture |
| 000D56 |
John Goodman [États-Unis] | ‘ALTAR AGAINST ALTAR’: THE COLISÉE, VAUXHALL UTOPIANISM AND SYMBOLIC POLITICS IN PARIS (1769–77) |
| 000D66 |
Estelle M. Raben [États-Unis] | Peking Opera: The Persistence of Tradition in the People's Republic of China |
| 000D76 |
Alice M. Isen [États-Unis] ; Paula M. Niedenthal [États-Unis] ; Nancy Cantor | An influence of positive affect on social categorization |
| 000E68 |
Raymond Fox [États-Unis] | What is meta for? |
| 000F60 |
Stephen Franse [États-Unis] ; Adrienne Siegel [États-Unis] | A case for collaboratives: Turning around the Bronx public schools |
| 000F78 |
Paul R. Neureiter [États-Unis] | Schopenhauer's will as aesthetic criterion |
| 001040 |
James Heilbrun [États-Unis] | Keynes and the economics of the arts |
| 001083 |
Daniel J. Watermeier [États-Unis] | The Avant-Garde (1890–1925): An interdisciplinary approach to the humanities through the arts |
| 001140 |
Carol Netzer [États-Unis] | Hubris in the family |
| 001146 |
Arnold Berleant [États-Unis] | Subsidization of art as social policy |
| 001162 |
John F. Sowa [États-Unis] | Definitional mechanisms for conceptual graphs |
| 001234 |
Ronald K. Parker [États-Unis] ; Shirley Neitlich | Books |
| 001282 |
Helen G. Gordon [États-Unis] ; Harriet E. Mctavey [États-Unis] | RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PAST AND PRESENT ACTIVITY OF FEMALE RESIDENTS IN A GERIATRIC HOME* |
| 001342 |
C. Wesley Dupertuis [États-Unis] | The size and proportions of adult midgets |
| 001346 |
John J. Honigmann [États-Unis] | AN INTERPRETATION OF THE SOCIAL‐PSYCHOLOGICAL FUNCTIONS OF THE RITUAL CLOWN |
