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X-kit Presteer Letterkunde Studiegidse maak die nasionale voorgeskrewe romans, dramas, kortverhale en gedigte meer toeganklik vir leerders. Dit verskaf kontekstuele inligting, karakterbeskrywings, volledige ontleding van temas, asook spesifieke eksamenriglyne.
There has never been a richer time for Franciscan studies than now,
thanks in great part to the publication of Francis of Assisi: Early
Documents (FA:ED) in 2002. Hugo's workbook is a proven resource
that has guided people at all academic levels through a study of
the life and writings of Saint Francis using primary sources in
translation. This Second Edition is a thorough revision that is
totally compatible with FA:ED. It also includes new scholarship and
new bibliographic references. More than half the worksheets of the
previous edition have been revised, and others have been added. The
worksheets can be done by individuals or in groups or seminars.
General readers will enjoy learning about Saint Francis and how
hagiography shaped the public stories of medieval saints. Formation
directors who teach the life and writings of Saint Francis should
not be without this extraordinary sourcebook with its readymade
lesson plans and insightful commentaries. A Beginner's Workbook is
an invaluable guide - Br. Bill Hugo takes pains not to interject
his own person between the voyager and St. Francis. Rather, he
provides the tools and maps out a route for one to discover for
her/himself the person of Francis.
Each company expanding its activities to foreign countries and advertising its products faces the question of how to do it. The book addresses the following questions: What are the social, cultural or religious features of advertising and advertising practices? Are there any taboos? What legal restrictions do apply? What kind of advertising infrastructure is there? Are there any institutions, federations or boards of advertising? What media are readily available? How are media data collected? What are the methods of gaining advertising data? How can specific target groups be addressed? Are there any particular preferences concerning the use of media? The book starts with an overview on the impact of culture and offers comprehensive information on advertising conditions in Australia, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, India, Japan, Russia, South Africa, Taiwan, and the USA. Written by specialists from these countries.
Durante los ultimos anos se ha incrementado notablemente el uso de
peliculas de polietileno para acolchar el suelo, ya que
proporcionan beneficios de tipo agronomico, economico y ambiental
como los siguientes: eliminacion de malezas o una importante
reduccion de herbicidas con efectos positivos en la economia del
productor y en los ecosistemas; reduccion significativa de la
evaporacion del agua, promoviendo una disminucion de la frecuencia
de riego con ahorros potenciales de agua hasta de 50%; y la
obtencion de cosechas precoces gracias al mayor calentamiento del
terreno. Sin embargo, pese a esos beneficios se encuentra el
problema de su recogida y eliminacion, despues de usarse. Ambos
aspectos generan problemas ambientales que pueden ser minimizados
pero con altos costos, lo que reducen la rentabilidad de los
cultivos. Esto implica fomentar un cambio de paradigma que vaya
acorde a la megatendencia de alcanzar una agricola sustentable. Por
eso se requieren peliculas degradables que despues de haber sido
usadas, los microorganismos del suelo y/o la radiacion solar las
pueda degradar para incorporarse posteriormente al suelo."
This book addresses the following questions: What are the social,
cultural or religious particularities of advertising and
advertising practices? Are there any taboos? What about legal
restrictions? How is the advertising infrastructure? Are there any
institutions, federations or boards of advertising? How are media
data collected? How can specific target groups be addressed? Are
there any specific habits in using media? Specialists from
Australia, Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, India, Mexico,
Russia, South Africa, Taiwan, and the USA provide comprehensive
information on advertising conditions in their countries.
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