Titlebook: Hepatobili?re und Pankreastumoren; Interdisziplin?res V M. Birth,T. H. Ittel,P. L. Pereira Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010

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D. C. Br?ring,L. Müllerrived. In the more ancient classical China, we have seen that books were written or commentated by imperial functionaries, with the aim of practical results for the administration, such as the calendar; in them we find the more interesting results for mathematical sciences. On the contrary, for Indi

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M. Birth,P. Hildebrandnist directors create alternative film forms, Anneke Smelik highlights cinematic issues which are central to feminist films: authorship, point of view, metaphor, montage and the excessive image. In a continuous mirror game between theory and cinema, this study explains how these cinematic techniques

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M. Birth,P. Hildebrandeproduced, and represented. The stakes of feminist film theory are therefore high. In the early years of feminist film theory Laura Mulvey wrote that women would be better off discarding patriarchal cinema altogether. Women would welcome the destruction of ‘the satisfaction, pleasure and privilege’

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M. Birth,P. Hildebrandcritically. If students are not encouraged to think flexibly about arithmetic and algebra in school, then this needs to be addressed by developmental courses and tasks designed to change the procedural orientation and superficial, fragmented knowledge of too many of our undergraduate students. Those

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H. Schrem,H. Bektas,T. Becker,J. Klempnauer,J. Scheele,A. Schillingolic manipulations required for solving algebraic equations and generating equivalent algebraic expressions. However, recent design experiments have shown that a focus on functions, mathematical modeling, and computer algebra tools enables effective integration of algebra with the other core strands

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C. Hillert,X. Rogiersdings. This chapter presents some key work related to higher level mathematical reasoning and a few insights arising from these studies with respect to our current understanding of algebra learning. After a general introduction on cognitive neuroscience and its recent advances relevant to mathematic

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M. Kleemann,H.P. Bruch,M. Birtho your arsenal. Instead of presenting linear algebra as a stand-alone subject, deduced logically from a founding set of axioms, maybe we could present it as a subject that evolves naturally from students’ experiences, either from prior contact with vectors in a physics course, or else from discussio

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