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  1. Introduction to Qualitative Research in Healthcare Simulation

    In this chapter, we introduce and illustrate features of qualitative research through published healthcare simulation literature. We also outline key...
    Debra Nestel, Aaron W. Calhoun in Healthcare Simulation Research
    Chapter 2019
  2. Aesthetic education revised: a contribution to mobile learning in physical education

    The purpose of this study was to empirically capture the sociocultural practices of young people who have used mobile digital technologies in...

    Claudia Steinberg, Maren Zühlke, ... Florian Jenett in German Journal of Exercise and Sport Research
    Article 06 November 2019
  3. Naturally Occurring Data: Conversation, Discourse, and Hermeneutic Analysis

    Simulation provides unique and individual learning experiences. Research methods that assist in understanding such experiences can be particularly...
    Lisa McKenna, Jill Stow, Karen Livesay in Healthcare Simulation Research
    Chapter 2019
  4. How Can the Study of the Humanities Inform the Study of Biosemiotics?

    This essay – a collection of contributions from 10 scholars working in the field of biosemiotics and the humanities – considers nature in culture. It...

    Donald Favareau, Kalevi Kull, ... Wendy Wheeler in Biosemiotics
    Article 08 April 2017
  5. Potentials of Forestry Extension Encounters: A Conversation Analysis Approach

    This article assesses co-operative features of forestry advising encounters with an emphasis on their pedagogical positioning. The study argues that...

    Outi Virkkula, Teppo Hujala in Small-scale Forestry
    Article 25 February 2014
  6. Forest market governance: exploring a practice-based approach

    Market governance – the use of the market mechanism in governance processes – has become highly popular. The enthusiasm for market-oriented...
    Marjanke A. Hoogstra in Forest-people interfaces
    Chapter 2012
  7. How do Forest Markets Work? Exploring a Practice Perspective

    Over recent decades, it has become highly popular to use markets in governance processes. Enthusiasm for market-oriented approaches has become so...
    Marjanke A. Hoogstra-Klein in Forest and Nature Governance
    Chapter 2012
  8. Interaction studies in Japanese primatology: their scope, uniqueness, and the future

    This paper aims to review social interaction studies in Japanese primatology, in order to introduce their utility into the current framework of...

    Michio Nakamura in Primates
    Article 18 February 2009
  9. Collapsing the Wave Function of Meaning: The Epistemological Matrix of Talk-in-Interaction

    Devoted to an explication of how interacting agents mutually and micro-temporally provide for each other the grounds for immediate next action in the...
    Donald Favareau in A Legacy for Living Systems
    Chapter 2008
  10. Bridging the divide in urban sustainability: from human exemptionalism to the new ecological paradigm

    This paper reviews the main bodies of contemporary urban sustainability theory. From this analysis, two underpinning paradigms of urban...

    Garry W. McDonald, Murray G. Patterson in Urban Ecosystems
    Article 15 February 2007
  11. Scientific Knowledge and Participation in the Governance of Fisheries in the North Sea

    The participatory mode of fisheries governance is based on effective communications that are able to bring together the viewpoints of many...
    Douglas Clyde Wilson, Alyne Elizabeth Delaney in Participation in Fisheries Governance
    Chapter 2005
  12. Fisheries Co-Management and the Knowledge Base for Management Decisions

    Two objectives of community-based fisheries co-management are to make management more equitable and more rational, and both of these objectives are...
    Douglas Clyde Wilson in The Fisheries Co-management Experience
    Chapter 2003
  13. Information Systems, Cognitive Science, and Artificial Intelligence

    This final chapter of applications will look at two related areas: computer-based information systems (IS), and cognitive science and artificial...
    John Mingers in Self-Producing Systems
    Chapter 1995
  14. Needs as Analogues of Emotions

    It is becoming increasingly evident that if needs theory is to prevail as a viable part of social theory it must have an ontological grounding which...
    Chapter 1990
  15. The Communicative Bases of Social Inequality

    The experience of the last decade has shown that in spite of extensive legislation and positive efforts on the part of public agencies and industry,...
    Conference paper 1983
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