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Why small European film industries remake each other’s successes : the case of the Low Countries
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Key episodes in the history of testing in Central Western Europe
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Mind, body, and shuttle : multidimensional benchmarks for talent identification in male youth badminton
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Estancias de inmersión en el extranjero: el papel de las intervenciones pedagógicas en la adquisición de una lengua extranjera (L2) y la competencia intercultural
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The path to donor conception : what options are considered before applying for gamete donation?
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- Conference Paper
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'Bitte entschuldigen Sie das späte Antwort' : in hoeverre worden conventionele uitdrukkingen met fouten in zakelijke e-mails als ‘fit for purpose’ beschouwd?
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Introduction
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The Mongol conquest of Caucasia
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Cultures Differ Differently: Selected Essays of S.N. Balagangadhara
Jakob De Roover (UGent) and Sarika Rao (UGent)(2022) -
Studying Other Cultures in the 21st Century
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Romanticism in the age of World Wars
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Late Romanticism as a Frame for Transnational and Intermedial Reading
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Romanticism and the World Wars
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Historical understanding and reconciliation after violent conflict
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Stuttering
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Reactions to Brexit in images : a multimodal content analysis of shared visual content on Flickr
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Observe, learn and create : influences of the French and English royal chanceries on the Flemish comital charters (12th-early 13th century)
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The tense usage in the speech introductions with past reference in Homer
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Estimating the reproducibility of experimental philosophy
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Performance and posthumanism : staging prototypes of composite bodies
Christel Stalpaert (UGent) , Kristof van Baarle (UGent) and Laura Karreman(2021) -
Les proformes LUI et Y
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Les verbes attributifs
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Digital humanities : an introduction for librarians
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Funerary culture in hellenistic Chiusi : a socio-cultural shift towards less expenditure and ostentatious display
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GEI : towards a unified account
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ACTER terminology annotation guidelines
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Great poems : houden van beroemde gedichten
Julie Van Pelt (UGent) and Koen De Temmerman (UGent)(2021) -
De ‘Mu‘allaqāt’ van ‘Abīd en Zuhayr, of de kunst van het dichterlijk minimalisme : Over trauma en herstel in de Arabische woestijn.
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A laudatory epigram on Gregory of Nazianzos
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A metrical colophon on John Klimax’s Ladder of divine ascent
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Corpus study on the rendition of numbers in simultaneous interpreting, with special reference to sex
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When change readiness spirals down : a mixed-method case study of change communication at a European government agency
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Art and domestic space : continuity and change in private collectors’ interiors in Belgium, c. 1830-1930
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Adfectatio regni? Eucherius, Theodosius II and the succession of Arcadius
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The economic opportunities of rural women in late medieval Flanders
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Border porosities : movements of people, goods and services in the Southern Balkans
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Choreographing agonism : philosophy, politics, protests & performances
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Alternating constructions with ditransitive 'geben' in present-day German
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Pedestrian itineraries in Kinshasa : on shortcuts, permeable walls, and welded shut gates in a former colonial hospital
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Richard of Saint-Vanne (c. 970-14 June 1046)
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The 'Lotharingian' reforms (also 'Gorze Reforms') of the tenth and early eleventh centuries
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Public health, hygiene and social activism
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Alternating endings in the plural verbal paradigm in Middle Low German : an interface phenomenon
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Null subjects in Middle Low German : diachronic stability and change
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Leopardi. De brem (La ginestra)
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Engagement and withdrawal through literary travels : the cases of Ludvig Holberg and Erik Pontoppidan
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Towards a clearer understanding of the transformational potential of outreach work
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Libanios
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Performance and populism : choreographing popular forms of collectivity
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- Journal Article
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Governance implications of attracting external equity investors in private family firms