What is most memorable about "Femininmasculin" is what it reveals of the simultaneous cultural colonization of Paris by New York and of New York by Paris.
Using a mixed-methods research approach, this simultaneous cultural construction and material nature of bushfire in everyday life is mapped out through landholders' narratives and actions that embody living with fire on the land.
During the Roman (12 BCE – 450 CE) and early-medieval periods (450 CE–1050) the Rhine-Meuse delta in the Netherlands underwent significant simultaneous cultural and environmental changes such as changing settlement patterns, the collapse of the Roman limes, changing flooding regimes and river avulsions.
Firstly, we sought to determine if the training was effective and, secondly, if it was affected by simultaneous translation and cultural differences between French teachers and Chinese learners.
There is one end to which this works: The Disaster Artist has a distinct humanizing effect for Wiseau, who, like his movie, is a simultaneous object of cultural fascination and mockery.
[FGD 2, 16- to 19-year-olds] However, and in contrast to the views just presented, there also appears to be strong, simultaneous social and cultural pressure for girls to be overweight.
Because this is a cross-cultural, simultaneous and original study, it is difficult to rely on literature or sample calculations.
However, this is beyond the article's scope and such a revision should be best undertaken applying a cross-cultural simultaneous approach to ensure comparability of different national versions and to avoid running into results due to chance.
Rather than flagging the simultaneous blending of conflicting cultural claims to form a subject position that is constituted by its borderland status, Butler deploys the notion of "psychic excess" and points to the re-significations of performance (as within a historical chain) in ways that subvert a stable subject position altogether.
Replace the misguided "divide and conquer" strategy that the West has been pursuing in the region with a new one that aims at the simultaneous integration of the Slavic cultural component of Europe into pan-European institutions.
In this work, a site is approached firstly as a construct that is a function of multiple aspects: sites are palimpsestual and simultaneous, embracing diverse material, historical, cultural, spatial, and personal aspects, for different visitors or occupants at different times.
