Titlebook: Biographical Perspectives on Lives Lived During Covid-19; Global Narratives an Lisa Moran,Zeta Dooly Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable

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Springer Series in Materials Scienceving with HIV alongside COVID-19, in Zambia, Brazil, the UK, and South Africa. Research involved mid-to-late 2020 semi-structured interviews with 76 participants in these four countries about the impact of COVID-19 alongside HIV on their resource constraints and possibilities. Interviews were analys

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Nanoparticle Modifying Action on Polymersn for example, office workers, losing the everyday bodily presence of children in the classroom, encounters with other teachers and all the haptic aspects of their profession. This paper draws on qualitative interviews with elementary school teachers (grades 1–6) in various neighborhoods of Berlin,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b137740ificant heightening of this emotion. Given the increased demands brought about by COVID-19, this is not surprising. However, the . and . maternal guilt increased have yet to be explained. In this chapter, we explore some factors that heightened maternal guilt for a particular population—academic mot

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Nanoparticle Modifying Action on Polymersmic and related lockdowns. Based on an analysis of biographical interviews with essential workers in Poland, the chapter reconstructs the consequences of the pandemic for essential workers’ biographical experiences. The outbreak of COVID-19 was expected to be a biographically significant event for t

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Fernando Montanari,Luigi Casellathis end, the proposed chapter contributes to the literature from two perspectives. Firstly, the chapter reflects on the methodological challenges experienced while planning and recruiting project participants to explore Irish migrants’ narratives of living in Australia during a global pandemic. Sec

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Metalloporphyrins Catalyzed Oxidationss, who had to provide this support in addition to performing their work and care duties. Theoretically based on the concept of ., we analyze how parents perceived the homeschooling situation over time, how they responded to the experienced challenges, and which practices they developed over the cour

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Matrix metalloproteinase inhibitors,ective of being a town resident . also a researcher whose usual objects of investigation were inaccessible during this time. Like many academics around the world, the on-set of the pandemic dramatically altered daily teaching and research endeavours (Thorpe et al. Physical activity and bodily bounda

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-06375-8weden, and predictions suggest that the problem will escalate after the COVID-19 pandemic. In this chapter we draw on our experience of initiating an ethnographic study of over-indebtedness among young adults during the COVID-19 pandemic, when opportunities to act in the field were severely limited.