Titlebook: Vieweg Lexikon Technik; Maschinenbau · Elekt Alfred B?ge Book 1997 Friedr. Vieweg & Sohn Verlagsgesellschaft mbH, Braunschweig/Wiesbaden 19

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Alfred B?gees. For instance in work on gender and everyday organizational life, linguistic interactions are often treated simply as the expressions of embodied social relations. Particular features of the way people talk to each other as gendered beings tend to be regarded as merely indexical of visibly, physi

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Alfred B?geelief that the nation-state, which long held a central position in the international order, has been increasingly side-lined by new international actors, orientated around more universalist beliefs and motivations. In particular, the world’s states are held to be squeezed from ‘a(chǎn)bove’ by institution

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Alfred B?geition them in relation to the company and other stakeholders. As such, it builds on previous work on the role of mission statements as a tool in human resource management (Bartkus and Glassman, 2008; Klemm et al., 1991; Leuthesser and Kohli, 1997), while combining systemic-functional grammar (SFG) a

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Alfred B?ge of our bodies might indeed be considered the very basis of how we think of ourselves—and how we think of ourselves in turn influences our bodies. This acknowledgment of the interrelatedness of mind and body involves a radical departure from Descartes’s dualism, a departure convincingly argued for b

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