This paper is based on a previous work that centred on students' response to active learning methods, and was disclosed in a national congress (Bautista, Lidón, Lull, & Serrano, 2011).
Now the first biography of Hobsbawm, A Life in History, due out early next month, is to reveal an unlikely correspondence between the two men that centred on the name of a character in one Le Carré novel.
Rasmussen (2012) traces the shift in the United States from an endocrinologically oriented approach that centred on glandular disorders to a psychiatrically oriented one that focused on the neural determinants of excess appetite.
This question was put to me in a radio debate that centred on the claim that the war was completely "necessary" and one full of "substantial" victories, but that these remarkable achievements had been obscured in the public consciousness by the notion of the unrelieved horror, disillusionment and futility promoted by war-literature writers.
A Brazilian man called Marcus had OCD that centred on obsessive thoughts about the shape of his eye sockets, so much so that he was compelled to touch them constantly with his fingers.
It was Walsh who exposed the doping scandal that centred on the champion cyclist Lance Armstrong.
American author who wrote well-researched novels that centred on secret organizations and had intricate plots.
One of these could be a dispute that centred on a photo-processing factory in north-west London called Grunwick.
Their feature debut, Bound, was a noir thriller that centred on two lesbians, played Gina Gerson and Jennifer Tilly.
He began with a 15-year poet's block masked by copious prose writings that centred on the English countryside.
Recently, CRA graduate Lawrence Abu Hamdan staged a show that centred on the notion of "ear witness" testimony.
