Titlebook: Image Analysis and Recognition; International Confer Aurélio Campilho,Mohamed Kamel Conference proceedings 2004 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heid

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Fernando Arámbula Cosío the game playing of the young children in this study. The parental regulation of boys and girls as well as the ways that girls and boys describe their game playing, differs considerably. For me one of the most interesting things is that parental discourses about regulation are concerned almost excl

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somnambulism

Raquel Ramos Pinho,Jo?o Manuel R. S. Tavaresh an anecdote, or perhaps a quote from another author, as is common in academic books such as this one. The reason for this is that this book starts with children’s perspectives as a way to focus on the topics of reading practices, ethnicity and identity at school. In the context of this book, these

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Bogdan Smolka,Rastislav Lukace and capability of age and reason have stripped children of a voice, leaving them powerless within the dominant world of adults. This has consequences. For children to be heard, a foundation needs to be laid that gives them ‘moral’ credibility. This asks immediate questions about the nature of mora

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J. L. Redondo,P. M. Ortigosa,I. García,J. J. Fernándezsts a lack of interest or care, so that children, focused on themselves, will do and be whatever they choose. It is just such perceptions of the young which pervade adult thinking that result in the ever-present spectre of the Ominous Child and leave children outside of moral discourses. To maintain

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