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Partnership in Human Nutrition, Safety & HealthJanuary 1999 (has links)
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Attitudes toward old people of two different age groupsBobrow, Elizabeth Gelfand, 1900- January 1959 (has links)
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Age related changes in height and weight of residents of long term care facilityEhrlich, Rachelle Cindy, 1953- January 1977 (has links)
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The effect of reminiscing therapy on apathetic elderlyWichita, Carol Ann Dringman, 1940- January 1977 (has links)
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Four indices of health in the elderlySheeley, Elizabeth Richards, 1920- January 1973 (has links)
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Clothing needs of men with a physical disability wearing braces or artificial limbsEwald, Caroline Marie, 1946- January 1975 (has links)
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The effects of the pre-marital acquaintance and engagement period in marital adjustmentBach, Leslie A., 1952- January 1975 (has links)
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Imagining igorots : performing ethnic and gender identities on the Philippine Cordillera CentralMcKay, Deirdre Christian 05 1900 (has links)
Gender, ethnicity, landscape, nation — none exist as real places or categories but as the effect of various
practices that bring bodies and spaces into being. This dissertation attempts to rethink concepts of gender
and ethnicity away from traditional ideas of places and cultures. To do so, it embeds them within social
practice as performatives emerging from the colonial encounter. The text reports on ethnographic field
research among Igorot communities originating on the Philippine Cordillera Central. By applying
Burawoy's extended case method to local narratives of identity, history and migration, the argument
extends theorizations of locality and gendered subaltern agency. The analysis locates the imaginative
work that produces local places, subject positions and subjectivities within a palimpsest of transnational
discourses, outmigration and local innovations. Locality and subjectivity are shown to be embedded in
and produced by both local experiences and global identifications of difference originating within
colonial histories. In narrating and dis-placing colonial stories of places and people, the power of these
discourses on gender and ethnicity to constitute subjects with coherent names is challenged. By tracing
the-persistence of the colonial past in the apparently de-colonized present, this text suggests that the
concepts of performance and naming can help to make greater theoretical and empirical sense of the
(post)colonial world.
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Analysis of elderly housing projects in the Atlanta regionIfeanacho, Emeka 08 1900 (has links)
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Trusting everyone and no-one : constructing the ideal Barga society in Inner MongoliaHaas, Paula Margarete Ellen January 2013 (has links)
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