… transformation in turn shifted the practice of art from elite circles to the public space, giving
birth to a relatively autonomous art … descriptions in the news media to more clearly illustrate …

… contrast that “miracle” against the economic transformation of the West since the eighteenth
century. This chapter contends that the transformation of Chinese culture in the late twentieth …

… of a highly heteronomized autonomous principle of the field. Between late 1910s and early
1920s, when the autonomous elements of literary and artistic values were more dominant (…

… involvement in the Pacific as a continuation of “Manifest Destiny” and a … media” (311). As
an extension to that statement, I would argue that the “Tasaday” as we know them was a media …

… important aspect of teaching RE is that it can further pupils’ reading literacy (reading fluency
and comprehension) which I believe can also promote the five strands of the language arts …

… of its existence before the name changed to what it is today. Unlike other sports championships
and showcase events, the Masters remains steeped in tradition and continuity. The four-…

… students and citizens who possess learning autonomy and abilities that can be applied in …
existence may precede discussing the sameness and continuity of existence. This discovery of …

This study explored how 气- (qi), one of the most fundamental tenets in traditional Chinese
medical praxis, has been historically annotated into a“hermeneutic situation” at different …

… on stage and in the media), their support for Taiwan’s independence, the political character
of some of their musical events (most notably for the independence of Taiwan and Tibet), but …

… The process of migration into the capital began even prior to independence, from the
decade 1931-41, during which the population increase of about 5 lakhs was double that of the …