Titlebook: Managing Diversity; Die diversit?tsbewus Karim Fereidooni,Antonietta P. Zeoli Book 2016 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden 2016 Diversity Manage

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Ulla Ohlmsluence during his lifetime.. An established Baptist minister in London while still only a teenager, he preached regularly for nearly 40 years to congregations of several thousand, reaching tens of thousands more throughout the world via printed versions of his sermons. By the time he was 26 the numb

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Franz Kaiser Trujillotic’ representations of Christ’s humanity, either on canvas or in print, was a major literary, artistic and theological preoccupation of the second half of the Victorian period. Orthodox Christians such as Hunt and the Anglican clergyman Frederick William Farrar, whose . was published the year after

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Azadeh Sharifin tinker passed out before an alehouse, exclaims in disgust: “O monstrous beast, how like a swine he lies!”. The lord’s outrage is not surprising from the perspective of early modern moralist discourse, which, associating drunkenness with idleness and disorder, figures it as dehumanizing and, thus,

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Natalie Bayer by the beginning of the seventeenth century— competed in a medical marketplace that historians have suggested was highly sensitive to patient demand.. Margaret Pelling has argued, moreover, that to compete in that market, English barber-surgeons were routinely engaged in considerable occupational d

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clusively to the realm of scientific enquiry. However, the methodological and ideological approaches adopted by many historians engaging with sexual identity formations in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries make many of the studies in this field highly problematic as works of historic

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Karim Fereidooni,Antonietta P. Zeolilopment of the years following the Second World War.. This book has attempted to demonstrate that the pejorative medico-legal construction of modern male homosexual identities was a Continental European and North American development, stoutly resisted in Britain. Nineteenth-century British society c

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n, each concept in itself becomes multidimensional if not puzzling. Pair the two descriptions, as we’ve done in this study, and whole social systems begin to crumble. To conclude this book, instead of summarizing our many points, we’ll end with an exercise in puzzling multidimensionality by taking t

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