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UNINA9910461864303321 |
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Kurbegov Eliane |
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French all-in-one for dummies [[electronic resource] /] / by Eliane Kurbegov ... [et al.] |
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Hoboken, NJ, : Wiley, c2012 |
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1 online resource (723 p.) |
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--For dummies French all-in-one for dummies |
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French language - English |
French language |
Electronic books. |
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French All-in-One For Dummies; About the Authors; Dedication; Author's Acknowledgments; Table of Contents; Introduction; About This Book; Conventions Used in This Book; Foolish Assumptions; How This Book Is Organized; Icons Used in This Book; Where to Go from Here; Book I: Speaking in Everyday Settings; Chapter 1: Warming Up with Some French Fundamentals; Starting with What You Already Know; Practicing Some Basic Pronunciation; Exploring Canadian French; Chapter 2: Un, Deux, Trois: Numbers, Dates, and Times; Numbers: Counting Your Lucky Stars; Using the Calendar and Dates |
On the Clock: Telling TimeChapter 3: Greetings, Goodbyes, and Small Talk; Addressing Someone Formally or Informally; Greetings: Formal and Friendly; Making Small Talk; Saying Goodbye; Talkin' the Talk; Chapter 4: Getting Personal: Discussing Your Home, Family, and Daily Routine; Describing Where You Live; Mentioning What You Own; Your Entourage: Talking about Your Family; Your Daily Routine; Chapter 5: Talking Business and Politics; Getting Along at the Office; Communicating at Work; Discussing Events around the Water Cooler; Chapter 6: Shopping at a Store and Online |
Checking Out Department StoresShopping for Clothes; Narrowing Your Options; Making the Most of Online Shopping; Chapter 7: Buying, Preparing, and Tasting Foods; Fresh Food, Fresh Air: Going to Food |
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Markets; Buying Food at the Store; Making Your Own Meals; Eating Throughout the Day; Book II: Exploring and Wandering About; Chapter 1: Making Plans and Discovering New Places; Preparing For Your Trip; Seeing the Sites with the Locals; Considering Some Big-City Destinations; Touring Small Towns; À l'Aventure ! Looking for an Active Vacation; Indulging in Relaxing Activities; Finding Your Way Around |
Chapter 2: Enjoying a Night on the TownDining Out; Experiencing the Nightlife; Chapter 3: Money Matters; Getting Current with Currency; Processing Transactions; Chapter 4: Home Is Where Your Suitcase Is: Looking for Accommodations; Considering Your Accommodation Options; Making Hotel Reservations; Checking into a Hotel; Checking Out of a Hotel; Chapter 5: Getting Around; Breezing through the Airport; Taking Buses, Subways, and Trains; Cruising Around by Car; Chapter 6: Dealing with Emergencies; Getting Help Fast; Fixing What Ails You: Receiving Medical Attention; Handling Legal Matters |
Book III: Building the Grammatical Foundation for CommunicationChapter 1: Building Strong Sentences with the Parts of Speech; Action! Getting the Lowdown on Verbs; Naming Things with Nouns; Getting the Genuine Articles: Definite, Indefinite, and Partitive; Describing with Adjectives; Minding Manners: Adding Meaning with Adverbs; Solving the Pronoun Puzzle; Joining Together with Prepositions; Adding and Explaining with Conjunctions; Making the Most of Bilingual Dictionaries; Chapter 2: All Agreed? Matching Gender and Number of Nouns and Articles; That Whole Gender Thing |
That Whole Number Thing |
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Your comprehensive guide to speaking, reading, and writing in French French is a beautiful language but can be quite difficult to learn. Whether you need to learn the language for a French class, or for business or leisure travel, French for Dummies All-In-One makes it easier. With nearly 800 pages, French All-in-One For Dummies is for those readers looking for a comprehensive guide to help them immerse themselves in the French language.Culls vital information from several Dummies titles, offering you a comprehensive, all-encompassing guide to speaking and using Frenc |
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UNINA9910785656803321 |
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Damrosch David |
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Meetings of the Mind / / David Damrosch |
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Princeton, NJ : , : Princeton University Press, , [2010] |
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1-282-60792-8 |
9786612607929 |
1-4008-2382-X |
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[Core Textbook] |
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1 online resource (226 p.) |
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20th Century |
History |
Literature |
Study and Teaching (Higher) |
United States |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Front matter -- Contents -- 1. Tokyo: How Do Disciplines Die? -- 2. Bloomington: Traveling Theory Comes Home -- 3 Chicago: The Politics of Cultural Studies -- 4 Puerto Vallarta: Critical Confessions -- Bibliography -- Index |
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Comic in tone and serious in intent, this book gives a vivid portrait of academic life in the nineties. With campus populations and critical perspectives changing rapidly, academic debate needs to look beyond the old ideal of common purposes and communal agreement. How can we learn from people we won't end up agreeing with? This question is explored by four very different scholars, who meet and argue at a series of comparative literature conferences: David Damrosch, liberal humanist and organizer of the group; Vic Addams, an independent scholar of aesthetic leanings (and author of The Utility of Futility); Marsha Doddvic, a feminist film theorist; and the Israeli semiotician Dov Midrash. Throughout the 1990's, in four cities, they meet and |
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debate the problems of disciplinary definition and survival, the relation of literary theory to society, the politics of cultural studies, and the virtues and vices of autobiographical criticism. As their partly antagonistic, increasingly serious, surprisingly fond, and always funny relationship develops, Damrosch seeks common ground with his friends despite the fundamental differences among them. Can a self-parodying deconstructionist and a Proust aficionado appreciate and improve each other's work? Can a wealthy, windsurfing medievalist and a champion of Chicana lesbian memoir find friendship? Hilarious exchanges and comic moments, as well as cameo appearances by well-known theorists, will entertain all literary-minded readers. Academic insiders will also be reminded of the foibles and quirks of their own disciplines and departments. At the same time, this exploration of the uses and abuses of literary and cultural criticism offers a running commentary on identity politics and poses serious questions about the state and future of the academy. |
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UNINA9910824359203321 |
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Autore |
Schnieder Stefan |
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Work Life Balance in Unternehmen : eine Chance im Wettbewerb um Fachkräfte / / Stefan Schnieder |
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Hamburg [Germany] : , : Diplomica Verlag, , 2013 |
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1 online resource (80 p.) |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Includes bibliographical references. |
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3.6. Auswirkung der sozio-ökonomischen Trend auf die Zukunft der Arbeit4. Mitarbeiterbindung; 4.1. Definition Mitarbeiterbindung; 4.2. Das 3 Komponenten Modell des Commitments (Meyer/Allen); 4.2.1. Affektives Commitment; 4.2.2. Normatives Commitment; 4.2.3. Kalkulatives Commitment; 5. Arbeitszufriedenheit; 5.1. |
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Arbeitszufriedenheit in Deutschland und der EU; 6. Work-Life Balance; 6.1. Work-Life Balance als Führungsaufgabe; 7. Primäre Work-Life Balance Maßnahmen; 7.1. Flexible Arbeitszeitgestaltung; 7.1.1. Dynamische Arbeitszeitgestaltung; 7.1.2. Variable Arbeitszeiten |
7.1.3. Verschobene Arbeitszeitgestaltung7.1.4. Sabbatical; 7.1.4. Flexible Gestaltung des Arbeitsortes durch Telearbeit; 7.3.Gestaltung des Arbeitsinhaltes; 8. Sekundäre Work-Life Balance Maßnahmen; 8.1. Betriebliches Gesundheitsmanagement; 8.1.1. physiologische Gesundheitsförderung; 8.1.2. psychologische Gesundheitsförderung; 8.1.3.. Altersgerechte Arbeitsplatzgestaltung; 8.2. Vereinbarkeit von Familie und Beruf; 8.2.1. Familienfreundliche Weiterbildungen; 8.2.2. Erweiterte Familienpause; 8.2.3. Kontakthalteangebote; 8.2.4. Return Programme; 8.2.5. Betriebliche Kinderbetreuung |
8.2.6.. Haushaltsunterstützende Maßnahmen9. Tertiäre Work-Life Balance Maßnahmen; 10. Nutzung von WLB Maßnahmen in der Praxis (Studie: HaufeAkademie); 11. Einfluss von auf die Humankapitalbewertung der Saarbrücker Formel; 12. Fazit; 13. Literaturverzeichnis; Autorenvita |
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Nach dem Zusammenbruch der Investmentbank ""Lehman Brothers"" am 15. September 2008, schien der Begriff ""Fachkräftemangel"" völlig aus dem Bewusstsein der Medienlandschaft getilgt worden zu sein. Im März 2009 zeichnete der ""Spiegel"" bereits ein Szenario zum Untergang der Weltwirtschaft auf. Es wird die bange Frage gestellt: Wie, und ob überhaupt, die Weltwirtschaft noch zu retten ist (Spiegel 14/2009 Titelblatt)? Die Arbeitslosenzahlen in Deutschland und der EU stiegen deutlich und eine Entspannung war zu dieser Zeit noch nicht in Sicht. Zum Erhalt der Arbeitsplätze in Deutschland und zum S |
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