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Channels Where have all the arrows gone? A cross-cultural comparison of Lowland Maya and Central Ohio arrow use
Where have all the flowers gone? Postbloom fruit drop of citrus in the Americas.
A full formal representation of Arrow’s impossibility theorem
African Proverbial Sayings: A Paremilogical Reading of Achebe's Arrow of God
African proverbial sayings: a paremilogical reading of Achebe's arrow of God
Planning and managing disruptive business models for RFID-startups-The disruptor's arrow of time
Kinship honorifics and intercultural communication in German translations of things fall apart and arrow of God
‘I fear that’s where it’s all gone wrong’ – (Un-)Making Kin in McDonagh’s The Banshees of Inisherin
Postcoloniality, idiomatic allusion and intercultural communication in the translation of things fall Apart and arrow of God into German
Postcoloniality, proverbs and intercultural dialogue: translating African postcolonial texts, things fall apart and arrow of god, into German
Translating health and healing in things fall apart (TFA) and arrow of God (AOG) into German: an intercultural communication appraisal
Translating the African postcolony:the conflict of selves, Intercultural dialogue and the location of the translator in the German translation of things fall apart and arrow of God
Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been, America?
‘Where have all the flowers grown’: the relationship between a plant and its place in sixteenth-century botanical treatises
Gone to the Dogs—The Canon of Kitsch
Benennung und umbenennung personennamen in interkultureller kommunikation: rechtschreibfehler als umbenennung in der deutschen ubersetzung von things fall apart und arrow of God von Chinua Achebe
Imported Human Rabies - Kentucky and Ohio, 2024
Report: Peering into the Prehistoric Past of Bandhavgarh National Park, central India
THE DISCOURSE OF GENERATIONAL DIFFERENCE IN SELECTED NOVELS OF MAYA ANGELOU AND TERRY MCMILLAN
Experimental insights about giant core flaking débitage: The case of the late Acheulean of central Iberian Peninsula
Why Schneiderian Kinship Studies Have It All Wrong
Crossing the line: Multi-layer analysis and the identification of different borderlines
On foot, by boat: Distribution methods of raw materials suitable for lithics in Central Europe in c. 4900-3400 BCE
Tales from Two Villages: Nubian Women and Cultural Tourism in Gharb Soheil and Ballana
The Scarcity of Stone-Carvings in Urartu: A Discussion on Artistic Representation, Chronology, and Cultural Reflections
