The International Water History Association aims to encourage, promote, and foster historical understanding of, and research in, the relationship between water and humankind.
The aim of the series Studies in the History of Philosophy of Mind is to foster historical research into the nature of thinking and the workings of the mind.
This first comprehensive bibliography of the life and work of colonial women helps to foster an historical understanding of the rights, privileges, and functions of women in today's society.
Born in Tadworth, Surrey, to the watercolourist Dorothy Martin and civil servant Thomas Prest, John attended Bradfield college in Berkshire, where John Moulsdale fostered his historical interests.
But more significantly, he adds, a preoccupation with an unconditional renunciation of violence is not integral to his argument, which is to insist that there exists a growing presence, "fostered by historical events, of an alternative" to war, and he explicates and persuasively links his inquiry with his greatest forebear, William James, and his advocacy of "the moral equivalent of war".
Second, the psychological conception of word meaning fostered by historical philological-semantics added to the agenda of linguistic research the question of how word meaning relates to cognition at large (Geeraerts 2010).
Our results indicate benefits to complement the guided visit: (1) by using projective AR to explore different layers of the learning experience; and (2) by including collaborative activities based on embodied enactments to foster the understanding of historical contents that require emotional engagement and critical thinking.
The platform, called BBData - Big Building Data, is currently in production at the Smart Living Lab of Fribourg and is offered to several research teams to ease their work, to foster the sharing of historical data and to avoid that each project develops its own data gathering and processing pipeline.
Since 1995, the Film and Media Studies Program has combined a real industry education with a rigorous, well-rounded curriculum designed to foster critical understanding and historical knowledge of film and media, as well as their relationship to modern cultures, literatures, art, history, and philosophy.
As expected, many of the authors wrote biographies, others tackled the institutions that have fostered dance, along with historical inquiries, glossaries and several catalogs of essays, published in connection with various exhibitions.
