264 research outputs found
sj-pdf-4-hpq-10.1177_13591053231215050 – Supplemental material for The marked body: Exploring experiences of post-mastectomy scarring, body image and change through artistic tattooing
No full textSupplemental material, sj-pdf-4-hpq-10.1177_13591053231215050 for The marked body: Exploring experiences of post-mastectomy scarring, body image and change through artistic tattooing by Tina-Maree Newlan and Jenni Greig in Journal of Health Psychology</p
sj-docx-2-hpq-10.1177_13591053231215050 – Supplemental material for The marked body: Exploring experiences of post-mastectomy scarring, body image and change through artistic tattooing
No full textSupplemental material, sj-docx-2-hpq-10.1177_13591053231215050 for The marked body: Exploring experiences of post-mastectomy scarring, body image and change through artistic tattooing by Tina-Maree Newlan and Jenni Greig in Journal of Health Psychology</p
sj-pdf-3-hpq-10.1177_13591053231215050 – Supplemental material for The marked body: Exploring experiences of post-mastectomy scarring, body image and change through artistic tattooing
No full textSupplemental material, sj-pdf-3-hpq-10.1177_13591053231215050 for The marked body: Exploring experiences of post-mastectomy scarring, body image and change through artistic tattooing by Tina-Maree Newlan and Jenni Greig in Journal of Health Psychology</p
sj-docx-1-hpq-10.1177_13591053231215050 – Supplemental material for The marked body: Exploring experiences of post-mastectomy scarring, body image and change through artistic tattooing
No full textSupplemental material, sj-docx-1-hpq-10.1177_13591053231215050 for The marked body: Exploring experiences of post-mastectomy scarring, body image and change through artistic tattooing by Tina-Maree Newlan and Jenni Greig in Journal of Health Psychology</p
Mapping the distributions of Pacific and western brook lampreys along the Oregon south coast using eDNA and community science : ... report
No full textShon Schooler, Jenni Schmitt, Deborah Rudd, Becky Flitcroft, and Ian Rodger.This archived document is maintained by the State Library of Oregon as part of the Oregon Documents Depository Program. It is for informational purposes and may not be suitable for legal purposes.Includes bibliographic references.USDA U.S. Forest Service provided funding for this projectMode of access: Internet from the Oregon Government Publications Collection.Text in English
Metamodern sensibility in Jenni Fagan's 'The Waken'
No full textJenni Fagan is a critically acclaimed author whose works explore marginalized girlhood in Scottish cultural contexts. "The Waken" depicts the story of a young girl brought up by a violent father on a Hebridean island in which a Stevensonian representation of evil acquires a feminist flavour. Through allusions to Stevenson's Gothic, Fagan draws on the antisyzygy element in Scottish literature but instead of reproducing an idea of duelling polarities within one entity, she uses binary oppositions in a polysyzygiacal way. This article shows that multiple alignments and plural connections of Fagan's polysyzygy indicate her text's participation in a metamodern sensibility. Creating a metamodern simultaneity in which a feminist deconstruction of patriarchal narratives coexists with the employment of the reconstructive potential of myth, Fagan's narrative presents a more dialogical approach to male literary traditions than the works of postmodern feminists.1Jenni Fagan is a critically acclaimed author whose works explore marginalized girlhood in Scottish cultural contexts. "The Waken" depicts the story of a young girl brought up by a violent father on a Hebridean island in which a Stevensonian representation of evil acquires a feminist flavour. Through allusions to Stevenson's Gothic, Fagan draws on the antisyzygy element in Scottish literature but instead of reproducing an idea of duelling polarities within one entity, she uses binary oppositions in a polysyzygiacal way. This article shows that multiple alignments and plural connections of Fagan's polysyzygy indicate her text's participation in a metamodern sensibility. Creating a metamodern simultaneity in which a feminist deconstruction of patriarchal narratives coexists with the employment of the reconstructive potential of myth, Fagan's narrative presents a more dialogical approach to male literary traditions than the works of postmodern feminists.
Jenni Brandon: Colorist Landscape Composer Three Selected Works for Oboe
No full textThis project examines three contrasting works, featuring the oboe by award-
winning American composer, Jenni Brandon. A champion of writing new music for the
oboe, Brandon has composed thirteen works from 2003 to 2016, ranging from
unaccompanied solo works to woodwind chamber ensemble.
Brandon is highly influenced by her surrounding landscapes and paints vivid
musical pictures. Apart from being emotionally impactful, Brandon’s works are enriched
with color, lyricism, and technical demand. This document focuses on three selected oboe
works by Brandon: On Holt Avenue (2006), In the City at Night (2008), and The Sequoia
Trio (2008). It presents a biographical sketch of the composer, surveys of the works,
compositional process and provide performance practice considerations. It is hoped that
this research will continue to increase awareness of the composer, provide performers a
better understanding on approaching the selected work, while promoting individual
expression.Embargo status: Restricted to TTU community only. To view, login with your eRaider (top right). Others may request the author grant access exception by clicking on the PDF link to the left
Oulunsalon kirjaston asiakasanalyysi
No full textTIIVISTELMÄ
Oulun seudun ammattikorkeakoulu
Kirjasto- ja tietopalvelun koulutusohjelma
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Tekijä: Jenni Backman
Opinnäytetyön nimi: Oulunsalon asiakasanalyysi
Työn ohjaaja: Ulla Virranniemi
Työn valmistumislukukausi ja -vuosi: Syksy 2012 Sivumäärä: 61
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Tässä työssä tarkastellaan kunnan väestön demografisia muuttujia sekä kartoitetaan kirjaston palvelut ja käyttäjät. Tutkimuksessa kirjaston kohderyhmänä tarkastellaan kaikkia kuntalaisia. Kirjaston palveluita sekä olemassa olevia asiakkaita tarkastellaan kunnan väestöön verraten. Opinnäytetyön on tilannut Oulunsalon kirjasto.
Tutkimuksessa on käytetty valmiita tilastoja sekä dokumentteja kunnasta ja kirjastosta. Tilastokeskus on suurin aineiston lähde Oulunsalon kunnan ohella. Lisäksi menetelmänä käytettiin teemahaastattelua. Haastateltavina olivat Oulunsalon kirjaston työntekijät.
Työn viitekehyksessä käsitellään kuntalaista kirjaston asiakkaana sekä kirjastonkäyttöä ja sen tutkimista. Oulunsalon historiaa tarkastellaan hieman ja uuden Oulun kirjastoverkko esitellään. Kulttuuriympäristön selvityksessä käydään läpi kunnan aktiivista harraste-, järjestö- ja kulttuuritoimintaa.
Väestöselvityksessä saatuja tietoja pyritään havainnollistamaan graafisin esityksin. Palvelu- ja käyttäjäryhmäselvityksen sekä aiempien yleisistä kirjastoista tehtyjen tutkimusten perusteella Oulunsalon kirjasto on piirteiltään tyypillinen suomalainen kunnankirjasto.ABSTRACT
Oulu University of Applied Sciences
Degree Programme in Library and Information Services
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Author(s): Jenni Backman
Title of thesis: Customer analysis of Oulunsalo Library
Supervisor(s): Ulla Virranniemi
Term and year when the thesis was submitted: Autumn 2012 Number of pages: 61
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In this thesis I examine demographical variables of local population and survey the library’s services and users. Every habitant of Oulunsalo is considered as library’s target group. Library services and existing customers are assimilated on local population. Thesis is made for the library of Oulunsalo.
As research material is used statistics and documents. Majority of the material is produced by Statistics Finland and Oulunsalo municipal. Thesis contains also theme interview where the workers of the library is interviewed.
I review citizen as library user, library use and library research in the framework. I examine the history of Oulunsalo and its library briefly. Library services of new Oulu are also reviewed. In survey of culture environment I look in to lively organization and culture activities of Oulunsalo.
In report of population structure information is clarified with graphics. Library of Oulunsalo didn’t depart from other public libraries in the service and customer group survey, if compared on other research made from public libraries
What gives? How companies invest in communities
No full textAgainst a backdrop of growing public interest in corporate citizenship and responsibility, this report investigates the approach that leading firms are taking to investing in communities. It looks at how, and how well, companies are performing against leading indicators for community investment.
Significantly, it shows there is a lack of guidance about what constitutes good practice in community investment. Most companies undertake their community investment activities without a strong framework, strategy or tools to measure the performance, impact or effectiveness of their approach. In many cases, this is because tools and frameworks are poorly developed and applied in the Australian context. This has implications for the effectiveness of the programs companies support and, ultimately, may prevent programs reaching their full potential for communities.
The report presents some valuable insights for corporations and communities to inform better practice, reporting and outcomes in this important area.
Author: Jenni Downes, Research Consultant, CatalystContributors: Jo-anne Schofield, Executive Director, Catalyst Rita Fentener van Vlissingen, Consultant, Banarra
Download \u27What Gives?\u27 Catalyst flyer and infographicsDownload \u27What Gives?\u27 Exec Summary | Full Report | Company AppendicesMedia Release 24th July 2012
ABC Radio PM 24th July 2012
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Author widget: AgScite
No full textIntroduces the author widget developed for AgScite by the University of Waikato developers
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