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UNINA9910138813703321 |
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Journal of caffeine research |
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New Rochelle, NY : , : Mary Ann Liebert, Inc., , [2011]- |
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Caffeine - Physiological aspects |
Caffeine - Health aspects |
Caffeine |
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Periodicals. |
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"The International Multidisciplinary Journal of Caffeine Science." |
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UNINA9910778824503321 |
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Lamoureaux Siri |
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'Message in a mobile' [[electronic resource] =] : [Risālah fī jawāl] = Risaala fi jawaal : mixed-messages, tales of missing and mobile communities at the University of Khatroum / / Siri Lamoureaux |
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Bamenda, Cameroon, : Langaa |
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Leiden, : African Studies Centre, 2011 |
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1-283-41275-6 |
9786613412751 |
9956-726-32-X |
9956-726-19-2 |
9956-726-45-1 |
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1 online resource (198 p.) |
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Cell phones - Social aspects - Sudan - Khartoum |
College students - Social networks - Sudan - Khartoum |
Nubians - Sudan - Khartoum - Social life and customs |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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Cover; Title page; Copyright page; Contents; List of Pictures; Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction; Mobile phones and network society; Situating the study: Initial research question; New media - new communities; Working with youth cultures: Community, identity and autonomy; Re-directing my research; Interdisciplinarity: Organizing my ideas; 2. Memories of Mekwar: Historical identities and student diversity; Pre-colonial history; Center vs. periphery; Ethno-linguistic peripheries and national identity; Processes of migration: The making of the urban capital |
The National Islamic Fromnt (NIF) and the new Islamic state What does it mean to be Sudanese?; 3. Discourse and identity: Texting in the Sudanese communicative ecology; ""Keeping in touch"": Sudanese communicative style; Texting as a semi-oral medium; Discursive identities; Classical Arabic and Sudanese Colloquial Arabic in texting; Space for alternative identities; 4. Nuba and urban identity: The |
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discourse of resistance and the practice of integration; Joseph's story; The ""Nuba problem"": Discourses of othering; On becoming ""Arab""; Research question revisited |
Lessons in methodology: The Karko students The Krongo picnic; Paths of accumulation: Contradiction of ideology and practice; Flexible identites: Krongawi - Nubaawi - Sudaani; 5. Text message poetry (shi'ar iliktrooni): The broader effects of personal practices; Alessandro's story; The sending and receiving of poetic messages; Poetry in the Sudanese context; The 'social circulation' of SMS poetry and the 'mediation of 'missing'; Intertextual texting; Recontextualization and the public imagination; 6. Love in the time of mobility: Careful appropriations and courtship negotiations; Leila's story |
Public vs private in Sudan Women's space in the Hamad family's home; Islamic fundamentalist discourse on women; Courtship and social space: Maneuvering on the margins; The mobile phone and the semi-private social space for love; Romantic curiosities and moral crises; The space in-between: Being a ""good Muslim"" and a desiring individual; Leila sets an example; 7. Being ""modern"": From Shakespeare to chat room literacy; Fellah's story; The mobile phone is a technology and a symbol of modernity; English is a technology and a symbol of modernity; The Gulf is modern place; Coming from the Gulf |
Globalization of English and computer-mediated communication (CMC)Howglobal and local mingle in Sudanese - English texting; Belonging in a globalized world; 8. Conclusion; Appendix 1: Transcription conventions; Appendix 2: List of terms; References; Back cover |
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A detailed, meticulous ethnographic study on mobile phone use among Nuba students at the University of Khartoum in Sudan. |
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UNINA9910814450003321 |
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DEFA at the crossroads of East German and international film culture : a companion / / edited by Marc Silberman, Henning Wrage |
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Berlin ; ; Boston : , : De Gruyter, , [2014] |
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©2014 |
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1-306-93598-9 |
3-11-027345-4 |
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1 online resource (356 p.) |
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Companions to contemporary German culture, , 2193-9659 ; ; volume 4 |
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Motion picture industry - Germany (East) - History |
Motion pictures - Germany (East) - History |
Motion pictures - Political aspects - Germany (East) |
Motion picture industry - Political aspects - Germany (East) |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 305-319) and index. |
Includes filmography: pages 321-325. |
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Front matter -- Table of Contents -- Acronyms -- Introduction DEFA at the Crossroads: Remapping the Terrain / Silberman, Marc / Wrage, Henning -- Part I. Extending the Socialist Collective -- Chapter 1. Cinema and Socialist Modernity / Bivens, Hunter -- Chapter 2. Emplotting Antifascism: Heroes, Scoundrels, Traitors / Köppen, Manuel -- Chapter 3. Divided Loyalties: Technocrats and the Working Class in DEFA Films / Byg, Barton -- Chapter 4. Representations of Art and the Artist in East German Cinema / Allan, Seán -- Chapter 5. Family Feelings: Kinship, Gender and Social Utopia in DEFA Film / Pinkert, Anke -- Part II. Expanding the Reach of Entertainment -- Chapter 6. Not Only Entertainment: Sights and Sounds of the DEFA Music Film / Soldovieri, Stefan -- Chapter 7. The Trail Runs Cold: DEFA's Crime Films / Prager, Brad -- Chapter 8. A Late Genre Fade: Utopianism and its Twilight in DEFA's Science Fiction, Literary and Western Films / Fisher, Jaimey -- Chapter 9. Public Figures, Political Symbols, Famous Stars: Actors in DEFA Cinema and Beyond / Hake, Sabine -- Part III. |
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Enlarging the Map -- Chapter 10. 'Wind from the East': DEFA and Eastern European Cinema / Powell, Larson -- Chapter 11. DEFA Children's Films: Not Just for Children / Blessing, Benita -- Chapter 12. DEFA Films for the Youth: National Paradigms, International Influences / Wrage, Henning -- Chapter 13. Alternative Realities and Authenticity in DEFA's Documentary Films / Hodgin, Nick -- Bibliography -- Selected Filmography -- List of Illustrations -- Contributors -- Index |
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Motion picture production, distribution, exhibition and reception has always been a transnational phenomenon, yet East Germany, situated at the edge of the post-war Iron Curtain, separated by a boundary that became materialized in the Berlin Wall in 1961, resembles nothing if not an island, a protected space where film production developed under the protection of government subsidy and ideological purity. This volume proposes on the contrary that the GDR cinema was never just a monologue. Rather, its media landscape was characterized by constant dialogue, if not competition, with both the capitalist West and socialist East. These thirteen essays reshape DEFA cinema studies by exploring international networks, identifying lines of influence beyond national boundaries and recognizing genre qualities that surpass the temporal and spatial confines. The international team of film specialists present detailed analyses of over fifty films, including fiction features, adaptations of literary classics, children's films, documentaries, and examples from genres such as music, sci-fi, Westerns and crime films. With contributions by Seán Allan, Hunter Bivens, Benita Blessing, Barton Byg, Jaimey Fisher, Sabine Hake, Nick Hodgin, Manuel Köppen, Anke Pinkert, Larson Powell, Brad Prager, Marc Silberman, Stefan Soldovieri, and Henning Wrage. |
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