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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"socio-historic context"”.

  1. Showing forth the great works of God: the witness of the people of God in the socio-historic context of 1 Peter and its implication for the church today

    … for witness and little attention is given to the socio-historic context of the book and the social position of the apostle Paul. The apostle Paul was an educated rabbi and Roman citizen and therefore well suited to engage in missionary preaching. The hearers of 1 Peter, on the other hand, were …

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  2. Religion, Folk Belief and the Sacred Landscape in Women’s Writing in Wales, 1847 – 1909

    … Billows Roll </i>(1909). It uses a feminist historicist perspective to address the neglect of these nineteenth- and early-twentieth century writers, placing them within the socio-historic context in which they were writing. Starting at the time of the publication of the government report on …

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  3. Investigating the contradictions in pre-service teachers' perceptions about the process of teaching and learning in South Africa's classrooms : an activity theory analysis

    … the pre-service teachers' perceptions into a socio-historic context: they do not exist in a vacuum. This thesis mobilises the notion of 'contradiction' as a methodological tool to uncover sites of tension and potential change. With the immense changes happening in the country and the education …

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