... culturalism constituent elements and features of scientific cultures culture as a problematic concept diachronic and synchronic variations ...

... The world-system is a feature of imperialism and capitalism by which the core extracts and accumulates capital from the lands and labor of the periphery, or the Third World. Europe thereby is a creation of the Third World in that development in the core is a consequence of underdevelopment...

... novels sketch in emotional features of Singapore during three important periods: the years following World War II, in which children are lost and replaced; the 1980s, when children move from villages to high-rise apartments as part of planned urban renewal; and the 2000s, as elders move into small senior...

... Chapter 8 is the first of three chapters featuring short stories or fragments of a novel by three Cuban writers who served on missions abroad. Their writing is nuanced and surprising, bringing up difficult issues as well as feelings of satisfaction. This chapter features the fragment of a novel...

... Discourses (language and ideology) materialized the world-system, which is a feature of capitalism. Imperialism and colonialism produced aggregations of capital in the core by expropriating the resources and labor of the periphery. Europe thereby was a creation of the Third World insofar...

... promoted and evaluated within a discourse that emphasized the superior sonic qualities and technical features of the multitrack recordings. In 1993, the band and tape archivist Dick Latvala introduced a series of compact disc releases called Dick’s Picks that featured live performances that had been...

... arise as a result. It then focuses on the constituent elements and features of cultures that appear essential to characterize a given way of carrying out scientific activities. A more global approach is subsequently introduced to illustrate the variations in scale at which analysis must be conducted...

... Travel is an essential feature in human history. Our earliest narratives present characters in search of themselves and their place in the world. Travel is, in fact, one of our most powerful tools for rediscovering the trials and grandeur of myth. This chapter considers the role of travel...