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ertheless, empirical research results are available that can be used as approximations to answers to the question of the labour market effects of a basic income. A basic income causes a slight decline [...] clarify. This presupposes taking note of the state of research and using it, and subsequently asking further questions. Confessions are of no use. Overall, little is known about the effects of a guaranteed [...] Taxes can only be levied on persons who earn income from the use of machines, not on machines themselves. All proposals on "machine taxes" are based on the confusion between the tax base and the
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role of the public sector, including in relation to educational use of media 7) Translation, subtitling and dubbing (interlingual practices) in traditional and new media 8) Commercialisation, advertising
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Niamh Ní Bhroin, University of Oslo. • Which languages do Besermans use on social media and why? – Christian Pischlöger, University of Vienna. • Academic indigenous lands: Connecting acade- mics with the [...] Anna Belew, Endangered Languages Project. • How language activists use digital media to promote and teach Meänkieli, an indigenous language in Sweden. – Constanze Ackermann- Boström, Umeå University • [...] . – Ingeborg Birnie, University of Strathclyde. • How media is used in Northern Pakistan to com- plement the revitalization efforts of endangered languages. – Zubair Torwali, independent scholar. •
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and daily life in the concentration camps. Buterfas-Frankenthal used a unique and humorous approach to connect the narration of his own experiences to historical facts and reflections on current events
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euros for the period June 2023 to March 2024. The funding will be used to integrate two new, overarching building blocks into the university's diversity concept. Subproject 1 will design and develop a
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OF CONFLICT “‘Black Christ’ for White Christians: On the Abuse and Use of (Christian) Religion in Apartheid South Africa” Dr. Wilhelm Verwoerd, South Africa, Stellenbosch University Grandson of Henrik
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micro-level case studies of language ideology, policy, and practice, using primary texts from official records and hitherto understudied archival data through which previously invisible or invisibilized
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Guestbook, but it has become one of the major sources we are using in this project. The guestbook includes entries from over 200 hands, in all of the regions’ languages, and includes more than 1500
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albums from students at the Tønder Teaching Seminary which he used for his BA thesis and expanded to an article in Ord og Sag. He’s beginning work on his MA Thesis this semester and been visiting [...] case studies examining various semi- public texts and their usefulness for historical sociolinguistic research. We initially presented this research at the HiSoN 2022 conference in Murcia. We’re quite
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to work with these texts. So, this talk was mostly about how we use digital and other modern analysis methods in the ViNoRHM project. Most are familiar with Transkribus for transliterating historical [...] , and to highlight the intricacies of navigating daily language use in a minority language context, ViNoRHM 2.0 examines North Frisian in writing ‘from below’, created by everyday writers in informal