Aging by the Book Justin B. HollanderUncovers the origins of midlife anxiety in Victorian print culture. Aging by the Book offers an innovative look at the ways in which middle age, which for centuries had been considered the prime of life, was transformed during the Victorian era into a period of decline. Single women were nearing middle age at thirty, and mothers in their forties were expected to become sexless; meanwhile, fortyish men anguished over whether their "time for love had
Examples of applications of dance notation with dancers of all ages and the associated benefits are demonstrated using model activities supported by research outcomes
This chapter offers a discussion of opportunities for and measures of eco-functional intensification (EFI) in organic farming
This book provides a comprehensive overview of the role of 3D/4D ultrasound imaging in radiotherapy
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Pseira VI publishes the methodology that was employed for the investigation
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the author outlines both the conceptions indicating the significant problems with the syntactic conception
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media and film theory as well as art history to provide exemplary evidence of this shift
This revised and expanded edition includes photographs from the first edition together with extra unseen images and new photographs taken by Nikolskaya between 2013 and 2021
NanoCulture is richly illustrated with images from the nano exhibit
Integrated pest management is a comprehensive management approach that utilizes multiple strategies to keep pest populations below economic threshold levels
