124 research outputs found
Encyclopedia of Quality of Life and Well-being Research
No full textField Editor and Editorial Board Member.
Entries under Filomena Maggino's responsibilities:
- Conceptual design of indicators (author: F. Maggino),
- Indicator Development and Construction (author: F. Maggino),
- Data Representation (authors: F. Maggino & M. Trapani),
- Guttman Scale (author: F. Maggino),
- Indicator development and construction (author: F. Maggino),
- Multidimensional Analysis (authors: F. Maggino & M. Fattore),
- Multivariate Statistical Analysis (authors: F. Maggino & M. Fattore),
- Partially Ordered Set (author: M. Fattore),
- Questionnaire Design (author: W. Saris),
- Semantic Differential (author: F. Maggino),
- Subjective Indicators (author: A. Michalos),
- Subjective Weighting (author: K. Land),
- Systems of Indicators (author: H-H. Noll),
- Weighting Schemes (author: K. Land).
The Encyclopedia:
- represents the first comprehensive reference work on scientific and other scholarly research on the quality of life
- covers the subject of quality-of-life from a multi disciplinary perspective
- includes the behavioral and social sciences as well as health and healthcare
Encyclopedia's Keywords: Happiness - Health - Patient-reported outcomes research - Positive Psychology - Psychology - QOL - Quality of Life Research - Social Indicators - Sociology - Spirituality - Wealth - Welfare - Wellbeing
Encyclopedia's related subjects: Economics - Medicine - Psychology - Well-Bein
Introduction - Translation as Interpretation (co-author: F. Camera, Uni Genova)
No full textThis brief introduction presents an issue of the journal "Jolma" devoted to the topic of translation, emphasizing that translation becomes an issue, indeed a necessity, when human beings are impacted by the opacity, heterogeneity and historicity of speech acts that bring with them disagreements and misunderstandings, as well as illuminating openings. For idioms are not aseptic verbal instruments; rather, idioms are language and therefore human ways of being-in-the-world; they are practical, culturally determined behaviours within the life-world, that dialogically clash and translate each other until they encounter the boundaries of the shareable. That's why translating is not an occasional task, nor a simple technical remedy for the accidental failure of some speakers to master a foreign language
Positioning for Trade Liberalization: Structure of Earnings, Comparative and Competitive Advantage of Agricultural Households in the United States and Canada
No full textConsumer/Household Economics, International Relations/Trade,
... To Abraham Lincoln [3 stanzas of verse] Weymouth, February 5, 1906. From the Lawten (Oklahoma) Constitution, Democratic Monday evening March 12, 1906.
No full textVerse.; Lincoln, Abraham.; On verso: {stamp} FEB 8, 1909; {stamp} Gift Author F 9 09
Interim Report
No full textAuthor: F. R. Rodgers for N. H. Taylor for Sage Improvement CommitteeReason: C. W. Farr reviewing for declassificationMemo regarding 1956 interim repor
Uncle Sam Needs that Extra Shovelful
No full textUncle Sam Needs that Extra Shovelful date: 1917-19 illustrator/author: F. Sindelar agency: U.S. Fuel Administration size: 71.1 x 50.8 cmhttps://digicom.bpl.lib.me.us/wwI_posters_hmfront/1000/thumbnail.jp
Gram stain of a smear (A) and culture (B) from an otic swab of a dog with otitis externa, showing numerous <i>M. pachydermatis</i> cells (A) and colonies (B).
No full text<p>This species is a controversial pathogen that is now recognized as an important cause of dermatitis and otitis externa in dogs. Author: F. Javier Cabañes.</p
Pearly Gates Program
No full textProgram: Pearly Gates , a musical morality play. Program signed by author F. Hall. Given at the Temple Theatre under sponsorship of the Jacksonville Negro Welfare League. Eartha White served on the Program Committee of the League. Date: February 26,195
Deleuzian Lines: Intersections with Photography and Policy
No full textThis paper conceptualizes Deleuzian lines of thought through a photographic installation, “Entry Interrupted.” By exploring a plateau on which literary author F. Scott Fitzgerald, photographer Robert Ulmer, and poststructuralist philosopher Giles Deleuze converge, this paper explores how lines of break, crack, and rupture emanate within educational policy. Here, philosophy and photography illustrate thresholds through which teacher leaders enter educational policy discourse and development
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