198,101 research outputs found
Des gnädigst verehrten und höchst beglückten Schützen-Krantzes fernere Beschreibung und Vorstellung derer in dem neu erbaueten Schießhauß bey Römhild in Gegenwart Hochfürstl. gnädigsten Herrschafft gehaltenen Krantz-Schiessen, und darbey gegebenen Emblematischen Scheiben des 1703. und 1704. Jahrs / [Johann Georg Ritz, F. S. Reise-Cam[m]erschreiber]
No full textTitelbl. in Rot- und Schwarzdr.Autopsie nach Ex. der ULB Sachsen-AnhaltVorlageform des Erscheinungsvermerks: Römhild, Druckst Georg Heinrich Oppermann, F. S. Hof-Buchdr. Im Jahr 1705.Frontisp. (Kupferst.), Ill. (Kupferst.
H. Oppermann, Humanismus
No full textM. J. H. Oppermann, Humanismus. In: Bulletin de l'Association Guillaume Budé, n°3, octobre 1970. pp. 435-436
Writing in "that other space": Digital Storytelling and the Scholarship of Teaching in American Studies
No full textOppermann M. Writing in "that other space": Digital Storytelling and the Scholarship of Teaching in American Studies. American Studies/ Amerikastudien. 2007;52(3):321-342
American Studies in Dialogue. Radical Reconstructions between Curriculum and Cultural Critique
No full textOppermann M. American Studies in Dialogue. Radical Reconstructions between Curriculum and Cultural Critique. North American Studies. Vol 29. Frankfurt and New York: Campus; 2010
Digital Storytelling and American Studies - Critical Trajectories from the Emotional to the Epistemological
No full textOppermann M. Digital Storytelling and American Studies - Critical Trajectories from the Emotional to the Epistemological. Arts and Humanities in Higher Education. 2008;7(2):171-187
From Narrative to Database: Multimedia Inquiry in a Cross-Classroom Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Study
No full textCoventry M, Oppermann M. From Narrative to Database: Multimedia Inquiry in a Cross-Classroom Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Study. Academic Commons. 2009;(Jan.):1-18
Multimedia Authoring in the New Humanities: A View from the United States
No full textOppermann M. Multimedia Authoring in the New Humanities: A View from the United States. In: Liaison 2.1. University of Southampton: Subject Centre for Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies; 2009: 31-33
The World Wide Web and Digital Culture: New Borders, New Media, New American Studies
No full textOppermann M. The World Wide Web and Digital Culture: New Borders, New Media, New American Studies. In: Rowe JC, ed. A Concise Companion to American Studies. Malden, Mass.: Wiley-Blackwell; 2010: 334-349
Destination Threshold Potential and the Law of Repeat Visitation
No full textThis article addresses the issue of how repeat visitation ratios can be used as a management tool in determining a destination’s position on the destination life-cycle curve. Following a review of the literature on repeat visitation, it presents the concepts of destination threshold potential (TP) and cumulative travel experience (CTE). It then relates how the number of first-time and repeat visitors is inextricably linked to the CTE and TP, as well as to the tourist arrivals in any given year. From those elaborations, several axioms on the law of repeat visitation are developed that provide desti-nation and product managers with the necessary measuring tools to determine their destinations ’ current position. The tourism literature is ripe with market segmentation studies that use a wide range of approaches (e.g., Andereck and Caldwell 1994; Mo, Havitz, and Howard 1994; Shoe-maker 1994) and that deal with destination development, specifically Butler’s (1980) destination life cycle (e.g., Doug-las 1997; Tooman 1997). However, few examine outbound tourism (e.g., Oppermann and Chon 1995) or lifelong travel patterns or travel careers of individuals (e.g., Becker 1992; Oppermann 1995; Pearce 1993). One can note that research-ers have given little recognition to the interactions between tourists and destination in the form of studies on destination choice. Having said that, several destination choice models have been proposed (e.g., Chon 1990; Crompton 1992
Tic32, an essential component in chloroplast biogenesis
No full textHörmann F, Küchler M, Sveshnikov D, Oppermann U, Li Y, Soll J. Tic32, an essential component in chloroplast biogenesis. J Biol Chem. 2004;279(33):34756-34762
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