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Marlene Springerexamines the display of agentic orientations in teachers’ accounts while they reflect on the uptake of a new digital learning environment (called the FUSE Studio) at their schools as they adapt to a new core curriculum. Informed by sociocultural theorising, the approach employed in this chapter unde

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Marlene Springeren Vergleichs aus dem Gesamtsample ausgew?hlt, um m?glichst unterschiedliche Wege in die Wohnungslosigkeit nachzuzeichnen. Dem ersten analysierten Fall folgt zun?chst in der Strategie des maximalen Vergleichs entsprechend ein Interviewtext, der sich durch starke Unterschiede zu dem ersten Fall ausze

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Marlene Springerize our experience in useful ways. No such action theorist questions that, relevant to the analysis of the concept, there is a process of practical rationality which culminates in an intentional state, I, of the agent, which is causal,. C, of a certain effect or set of effects, E, in the world: I-C-

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Marlene Springerory. While the steps of the analyses which follow will almost certainly lack fidelity with . itself, even such a superficial account will help the interested reader to further understand the theory and the program

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Three Experiments in Form,rect result of his following George Meredith’s advice to ‘a(chǎn)ttempt a novel with a purely artistic purpose’, and to give it more plot than his previous attempt at fiction, the unsuccessful .. When Hardy wrote his second story, he zealously followed Meredith’s suggestions, turning out an intricate melo

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The Dimensions of Success and Failure,ous appearance in . (January to December 1874), during which several reviewers attributed it to George Eliot, and its subsequent publication in two volumes in November 1874 by Smith, Elder and Company, Hardy was established as an important novelist — and a popular one. . was published seven times in

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