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GRIMKE, Angelina
Get PDFIn honor of his aunt, Angelina Emily Grimke Weld (1805- 1875), a noted abolitionist and feminist, Archibald Grimke named his daughter, the only child: Angelina Weld Grimke. Angelina Weld Grimke (1880-1958) was a prolific author of poetry, drama, and short stories. Among her most noted writings are, the plays Rachel published in 1921, and the poem The Black Finger , first published in Opportunity in 1923
Educated in whiteness: good intentions and diversity in schools, by Angelina E. Castagno
Get PDFIn Educated in Whiteness, Angelina E. Castagno reveals the damaging effects of an education system that requires those within it to be 'nice' above all else. The central thesis of the text, that current approaches to diversity education in the United States are actually perpetuating the work of whiteness, is successfully developed and supported
throughout the book. Ethnographic research conducted by the author in two culturally and socio-economically different high schools within a Utah school district is analysed
according to critical race and whiteness theories of education
Pharmacist Professional Internship Report at PT Kalventis Sinergi Farma East Jakarta
No full textThe Pharmacist Professional Work Practice (PKPA) at PT Kalventis Sinergi Farma was carried
out from May 5 to June 26, This program aimed to equip prospective pharmacists with practical
skills, understanding of Good Manufacturing Practices and insights into the role of pharmacists
in the pharmaceutical industry. During the placement in the Quality Control Departthe author
participated in sampling processes, raw material testing, and packaging material evaluation while
also gaining expto cross-departmental workflows. This experience provided real insight into the
implementation of the pharmaceutical qualiincluding technical challenges that required
accuracy, time management, and problem-solving. The PKPA offered valuable in terms of
competence development, professional readiness, and integrative understanding between theory
and practice in t121 PagesKarya Tulis Profes
Quantitative assessment of disease severity and rating of barley cultivars based on hyperspectral imaging in a non-invasive, automated phenotyping platform
No full textBackgroundPhenotyping is a bottleneck for the development of new plant cultivars. This study introduces a new hyperspectral phenotyping system, which combines the high throughput of canopy scale measurements with the advantages of high spatial resolution and a controlled measurement environment. Furthermore, the measured barley canopies were grown in large containers (called Mini-Plots), which allow plants to develop field-like phenotypes in greenhouse experiments, without being hindered by pot size.ResultsSix barley cultivars have been investigated via hyperspectral imaging up to 30 days after inoculation with powdery mildew. With a high spatial resolution and stable measurement conditions, it was possible to automatically quantify powdery mildew symptoms through a combination of Simplex Volume Maximization and Support Vector Machines. Detection was feasible as soon as the first symptoms were visible for the human eye during manual rating. An accurate assessment of the disease severity for all cultivars at each measurement day over the course of the experiment was realized. Furthermore, powdery mildew resistance based necrosis of one cultivar was detected as well.ConclusionThe hyperspectral phenotyping system combines the advantages of field based canopy level measurement systems (high throughput, automatization, low manual workload) with those of laboratory based leaf level measurement systems (high spatial resolution, controlled environment, stable conditions for time series measurements). This allows an accurate and objective disease severity assessment without the need for trained experts, who perform visual rating, as well as detection of disease symptoms in early stages. Therefore, it is a promising tool for plant resistance breeding
Daniela Angelina Jelincic: ABC of Cultural Tourism
No full textDaniela Angelina Jelincic's book, ABC of Cultural Tourism (Abeceda kulturnog turizma), is the first example of academic consideration of cultural tourism in Croatia. In the book, the author reflects upon optimal ways of evaluation of the Croatian culture potential in tourism and theoretically handles problems that participants of programs/projects of cultural tourism could come across. By dividing the topic in nine chapters, along with the literature one, the author clearly interprets those places, with which she is dealing with through years of research of cultural tourism. With this book, for the first time, we obtain a scientifically based, professional, clear and articulated text, which explains all necessary to be known, or that should already have been known, related to cultural tourism
Czech Heritage in Russian Novorossijsk
No full textAuthor: Angelina Staniševská Title of the bachelor thesis: Czech Compatriots in Russian Novorossijsk School: Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Philosophy Year of publication: 2014 Number of pages: 40 This bachelor thesis deals with the issue of Czech emigration to Russia, more specifically to the city of Novorossijsk, it also deals with the issue of the culture of Czech compatriots, their habits and traditions from 19th century to the present. The aim of this thesis is to find out the origin of Czech compatriots and their quantity. The paper further deals with the question of socio-linguis- tic research among the Czech compatriots in Novorossijsk (nowadays compatriots' language situation)
Czech Heritage in Russian Novorossijsk
No full textAuthor: Angelina Staniševská Title of the bachelor thesis: Czech Compatriots in Russian Novorossijsk School: Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Philosophy Year of publication: 2014 Number of pages: 40 This bachelor thesis deals with the issue of Czech emigration to Russia, more specifically to the city of Novorossijsk, it also deals with the issue of the culture of Czech compatriots, their habits and traditions from 19th century to the present. The aim of this thesis is to find out the origin of Czech compatriots and their quantity. The paper further deals with the question of socio-linguis- tic research among the Czech compatriots in Novorossijsk (nowadays compatriots' language situation)
Dwelling the Sephardic Land: Angelina Muniz-Huberman Writings
No full textThis text: proposes to read the Mexican writer Angelina Muniz-Hubeman's work as a quotation of the Spanish literary and cultural tradition in its sephardic version. Here the classical genders of nun's autobiographies, travel diaries, picaresque novels and allegoric stories have Jewish people expelled by the Inquisition as their main characters. The exile suffered by Spanish Jews appears entangled with the political exile of the Spanish Republicans to Mexico after the Civil War. The literary texts from this author form a palimpsest of Jewish migrant voices, that constitute a diasporic history whose memory is embedded in Spain
“¿Quién hablará cuando callemos?”: compromiso y memoria en La voz perdida / La veu perduda de Angelina Gatell
No full textThis article proposes to analyze the bilingual collection of poems by the Catalan writer Angelina Gatell published posthumously in 2017 and entitled La voz perdida / La veu perduda.
The fundamental objective of the work is to study the presence and use of social commitment and memory this last book of poems by the author, for whose analysis we have also resorted to the autobiography Memorias y desmemorias (2012) and different interviews in which the author captured her testimony.En el presente artículo se propone analizar el poemario bilingüe de la escritora catalana Angelina Gatell publicado de manera póstuma en 2017 y titulado La voz perdida / La veu perduda.
El objetivo fundamental del trabajo es estudiar la presencia y la utilización del compromiso social y la memoria este último libro de poemas de la autora, para cuyo análisis se ha recurrido también a la autobiografía Memorias y desmemorias (2012) y diferentes entrevistas en las que la escritora plasmó su testimonio
The Dynamics of Circuit of Culture Model in Promoting Angelina Jolie’s Humanitarian Activities
Get PDFThis paper addresses the dynamics of Circuit of Culture model in relation to a celebrity’s publicity efforts at promoting humanitarian activities. This analysis presents the publicity activities of Angelina Jolie using theoretical frameworks of the circuit of culture model which are; dynamics of representation, construction, consumption, identity and regulation. This paper presents several modes and points through which this model applies to her personality and humanitarian activities. This provides a description of how publicity works, thereby validating the importance of the model in the planning publicity activities for both individuals and organisations. The author conducts a case study using the method of content analysis and explores several academic literatures, texts, videos and media tools that demonstrates publicity activities by this celebrity.This case study reveals that actions and activities embarked upon by Angelina Jolie depicts a clearer picture of how the circuit of culture model works. Each point on the model linking to one another and acting as tools to supporting the other
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