Titlebook: Reflektierender Faraday-Effekt-Stromsensor; Reiner Thiele Book 2015 Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden GmbH, ein Teil von Springer Nature 2015

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Reiner Thielena associated with health and illness. The aim was to demonstrate how the explicit inclusion of feeling extends understanding by uncovering layers of complexity otherwise difficult to discern. With respect to health beliefs, a focus on feeling helps explain not only how belief persists across intera

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2197-6708 entary material: Reiner Thiele hat durch die Applikation des Faraday-Effektes zur Polarisations-Ebenen-Drehung linear polarisierten Lichts in Lichtwellenleitern, induziert durch das den stromführenden elektrischen Leiter umgebende Magnetfeld, eine L?sung gefunden, hohe elektrische Str?me ohne Eingri

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Reiner Thieleent labours and divided recognitions. These, I argue, are emotional matters manifest in teaching and research encounters, where a ‘critical pedagogy’ may be read as a failure, mobilised by the angry, emotional feminist academic, rather than her ‘neutral’ ‘objective’ ‘rational’ unemotional counterpar

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Reiner Thieley preclude each other’s imperatives. And with respect to madness, a focus on feeling illuminates the continuities between the social, the material, the relational and the embodied in lived experiences of distress, helping to explain why madness is consistently associated more with certain combinatio

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Reiner Thielel influences to be downplayed. For these reasons, some psychologists increasingly use the ordinary language term ‘madness’ to index the forms of distress that psychiatrists call psychosis and schizophrenia (e.g. Bentall, 2003). Nevertheless, to avoid misrepresentation, ‘psychosis’ and ‘schizophrenia