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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"AVEN"”.
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The evolution of online asexual discourse
… period under consideration, which I call the ""AVEN shift"" and the ""rise of intermediate categories."" I then discuss the construction of four corpora: I scrapped the largest asexual website (Asexual Visibility and Education Network [AVEN]) and a similar sized message board on a different …
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(Extra)Ordinary evenings in New H(e)aven: the religious element in the poetics of Wallace Stevens
Wallace Stevens was profoundly affected by Nietzsche’s declaration of the death of God and his poetry reflects an ongoing struggle to understand what it means to be a poet in an age of disbelief. Although Steven’s early poetry suggests that this loss of belief created a sense of crisis in the poet, …
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Employee protection in mergers and acquisitions
The acquisition of companies by means of takeovers, or transfers is a frequent occurrence in modem industrialised world. The process of takeover of one company by another, or of amalgamation of one company with another or of merger of one company into group of companies may take place in a variety …
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Mönsteranalys av inomhusluft. Undersökning av luftkvaliteten i sjuka hus med flytspackelproblem
… och upplevelse av svag men ihållande lukt. Aven exponeringar i inomhusluften kan beskrivas som ett mönster av en mängd olika ämnen, exempelvis VOC, partiklar, sporer m. m. Detta innebär att en av svårigheterna med att undersöka SBS problem är att koppla mönster av symptom till mönster av …
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Spawning, growth, and spatial distribution of the geoduck clam, Panope generosa Gould, in Hood Canal, Washington,
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Washington
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53x+m³=Ø? (Sex+Me=No Result?): Tropes of Asexuality in Literature and Film
<p>This dissertation examines the concept of asexuality and a variety of representations of asexuality in literature, film, and popular media. I argue that asexuality, often defined as a "lack of desire or sexual attraction," challenges the notion that sexual object choice is always a central point …