Titlebook: Experiencing Grandparenthood; An Asian Perspective Kalyani K. Mehta,Leng Leng Thang Book 20121st edition Springer Science+Business Media B.

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Sebastian Schmidtlein,Ulrike Faude,Stefanie Stenzel,Hannes Feilhauerressors (e.g., heterosexism, gender role conflict), which can impact their experiences of fatherhood. In this chapter, we review the existing literature on GBQ fatherhood (and, to a limited extent, trans fatherhood), as well as the debates and challenges associated with it. Informed by ecological, m

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V. S. Safronov,E. L. Ruskolthe survival of ancient classics of literature, philosophy, history, and science and appropriating them for new uses. This chapter focuses on some general characteristics of the surviving . manuscripts and the changes in the textual component through time. The overarching purpose is to highlight the

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Affinity-Based Methods for the Analysis of Emerging Contaminants in Wastewater and Related Samplesphy is one approach that has been explored for the detection and analysis of such compounds. This approach is a chromatographic technique in which target analytes are captured based on their selective interactions with a biologically related binding agent that has been immobilized onto a support and

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