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conducted were in the area of the new organic chemistry, a branch which scientists thought could not be studied outside of living organ- isms.13 Investigators in organic chemistry were trying to determine [...] some of the chicken with the micro-organisms. After less than a month, all chickens got sick. Eijkman thought that the chickens which he had injected with micro-organisms had infected the ones without injections [...] the composition of almost any organic substance. Liebig invented an apparatus, called the fi bulb device, with which he could determine the amount of carbon in any organic substance. He was, however, best

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call for the exploitation of solar energy of this time and today. 5. Construct solar ovens and to organize an exhibition with their constructions. 6. Demonstrate that Mouchot's research provided a solution

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of the project. D) Students argue about the differences of efficiency of their solar ovens. An organization of an exhibition with the solar ovens will be a very good motivation event. Student’s Learning

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call for the exploitation of solar energy of this time and today. 5. Construct solar ovens and to organize an exhibition with their constructions. 6. Demonstrate that Mouchot's research provided a solution [...] of the project. D) Students argue about the differences of efficiency of their solar ovens. An organization of an exhibition with the solar ovens will be a very good motivation event. Student’s Learning

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temporality and futurity within American stud- ies at large. Introduction Kindly supported by Organization Welcome and Introduction Birgit Däwes and Kristina Baudemann (Europa-Universität Flensburg) Keynote

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and the most elaborate in the whole North, the pipe organ in its construction ”two organs in one”, Schnitger organ 1709 and ro- mantic-symphonic organ 2009, is unique worldwide. 29 Südermarkt Market Square

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Gesamtausgabe vom 31.03.2014), gemäß Gesetzentwurf vom 10. März 2015 ist der Hochschulrat ein zentrales Organ der Universitäten. Seine Aufgaben ergeben sich im Wesentlichen aus § 19 Abs. 1 HSG. Der Hochschulrat [...] auch auf Änderungen bestehender Regelungen. Gemäß § 19 Abs. 2 erteilen das Präsidium und die anderen Organe der Hochschule dem Hochschulrat alle Informationen, die er zur Wahrnehmung seiner Aufgaben benötigt [...] ein, die aus drei Mitgliedern des Hochschulrates und fünf Mitgliedern des Senates besteht; jedes Organ entsendet dabei Seite 8 von 11 mindestens ein weibliches und ein männliches Mitglied. Den Vorsitz

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and Metaphor 20.02.2014.docx Science and Metaphor An international and interdisciplinary workshop organized by the English Department of Flensburg University and the online Journal Metaphorik.de Date: 18

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interactions (‘group’ implying communities and any type of organization). It is at the meso- level of intersubjective organizing and organizations that institutionalized cultural narra- tives are being negotiated [...] Europe and the EU – both organizations from a perspective grounded in communi- cation theory (Schoeneborn, 2011 for an elaboration on communication as constitutive for organizations) – shape meaning and provide [...] 1995). What is more, they do construct phenomena agents perceive as reality (Bruner, 1991) by organizing identities into cultural or political institutions (Ewick & Silbey, 1995). Through the use of

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• Culture, Practice and Europeanization

evolve over time. A master-narrative is culturally coherent and politically powerful; it is a way of organizing powerful meanings. It involves “a set of coherent communication acts and embedded ideas. It is [...] identity: “A national identity is a discourse – a way of constructing meanings which influences and organizes both our actions and our conception of ourselves […]. National cultures construct identities by [...] Luxembourg: European Communities. Barth, F. (1969). Ethnic groups and boundaries: The social organization of culture differ- ence. (Results of a symposium held at the University of Bergen, 23rd to 26th

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