A Computational-Hermeneutic Approach for Conceptual Explicitation

in Nepomuceno, A.; Magnani, L.; Salguero, F. (Eds.) et al Model-Based Reasoning in Science and Technology -- Inferential Models for Logic, Language, Cognition and Computation (2019)

We present a computer-supported approach for the logical analysis and conceptual explicitation of argumentative discourse. Computational hermeneutics harnesses recent progresses in automated reasoning for ... [more ▼]

We present a computer-supported approach for the logical analysis and conceptual explicitation of argumentative discourse. Computational hermeneutics harnesses recent progresses in automated reasoning for higher-order logics and aims at formalizing natural-language argumentative discourse using flexible combinations of expressive non-classical logics. In doing so, it allows us to render explicit the tacit conceptualizations implicit in argumentative discursive practices. Our approach operates on networks of structured arguments and is iterative and two-layered. At one layer we search for logically correct formalizations for each of the individual arguments. At the next layer we select among those correct formalizations the ones which honor the argument’s dialectic role, i.e. attacking or supporting other arguments as intended. We operate at these two layers in parallel and continuously rate sentences’ formalizations by using, primarily, inferential adequacy criteria. An interpretive, logical theory will thus gradually evolve. This theory is composed of meaning postulates serving as explications for concepts playing a role in the analyzed arguments. Such a recursive, iterative approach to interpretation does justice to the inherent circularity of understanding: the whole is understood compositionally on the basis of its parts, while each part is understood only in the context of the whole (hermeneutic circle). We summarily discuss previous work on exemplary applications of human-in-the-loop computational hermeneutics in metaphysical discourse. We also discuss some of the main challenges involved in fully-automating our approach. By sketching some design ideas and reviewing relevant technologies, we argue for the technological feasibility of a highly-automated computational hermeneutics. [less ▲]

John Locke und wie man sich nicht vorstellt, eine andere Person zu sein

in Meer, Rudolf; Motta, Giuseppe; Stiening, Gideon (Eds.) Konzepte der Einbildungskraft in der Philosophie, den Wissenschaften und den Künsten des 18. Jahrhunderts (2019)

The transformation of the European Economic Constitution

in Hofmann, Herwig; Pantazatou, Aikaterini; Zaccaroni, Giovanni (Eds.) The Metamorphosis of the European Economic Constitution (2019)

Qualitatives Wachstum in Stadt und Land? Elefant im Raum und zugleich leerer Signifikant

in Reckinger, Carole; Urbé, Robert (Eds.) Sozialalmanach 2019. Schwéierpunkt: Qualitativen Wuesstem (2019)

Staatliche und individuelle Mehrsprachigkeit

in Fäcke, Christiane; Meißner, Franz-Joseph (Eds.) Handbuch Mehrsprachigkeits- und Mehrkulturalitätsdidaktik (2019)

De la collation des grades à l’homologation des titres. Un long débat de souveraineté nationale

in … la volonté de la Chambre qui est la volonté du pays (Eugène Schaus, 22/11/1966). Un florilège de débats parlementaires luxembourgeois (1848-2008) (2019)

analyse de l'évolution de la reconnaissance des études universitaires faites à l'étranger par lEtat luxembourgeois de 1846 à 1969 comme débat sur la souveraineté nationale

La loi du 9 mars 1940 sur l'indigénat luxembourgeois. Contexte, travaux préalables, débats parlementaires, héritages

in Frieseisen, Claude; Jungblut, Marie-Paule; Pauly, Michel (Eds.) ...La volonté de la Chambre qui est la volonté du pays (Eugène Schaus, 22/11/1966. Un florilège de débats parlementaires (2019)

L'adhésion du Grand-Duché à l'Organisation du Traité de l'Atlantique Nord

in Pauly, Michel; Jungblut, Marie-Paule; Frieseisen, Claude (Eds.) La volonté de la Chambre qui est la volonté du pays : Un florilège de débats parlementaires luxembourgeois (1848-2008) (2019)

LAP in School Profile 6: Multilingualism in Luxembourg Classrooms

in Chumak-Horbatsch (Ed.) Using linguistically appropriate practice. A guide for Teaching in Multilingual Classrooms (2019)

Introduction

in Panagiotopoulou, Julie; Rosen, Lisa; Kirsch, Claudine (Eds.) et al 'New' Migration of Families from Greece to Europe and Canada A 'New' Challenge for Education? (2019)

Their ‘Apple of Discord’ or the Apple of Their Eye: How the British Secured Eastern Mediterranean and Western European Security, 1947-1948

in Kamouzis, Dimitris; Nafpliotis, Alexandros (Eds.) Αnglo-Hellenic relations in the 20th Century (2019)

This chapter examines the role the British policy in Greece played in the shift in American foreign policy that was manifested in 1947-48, that led directly to these alliances, namely the Western European ... [more ▼]

This chapter examines the role the British policy in Greece played in the shift in American foreign policy that was manifested in 1947-48, that led directly to these alliances, namely the Western European Union and NATO. To achieve this shift (which also included support of British strategic interests in the Eastern Mediterranean) this chapter argues that the British used Greece, first as a way to draw the United States further into European affairs, and then as a way to anchor the United States in Europe, achieving a guarantee of security for the Eastern Mediterranean and for Western Europe. Drawing on both published and unpublished British and American sources, this chapter will also examine perceptions of the conflicts in and about Greece, and what it represented for Western European and Eastern Mediterranean security, and Western ideas of democracy when confronted with supporting a right-wing Greek government. In so doing, it clarifies how American foreign policy changed from its pre-war focus on non-intervention, to the cold-war politics of containment and intervention. [less ▲]

Tax Transparency in Luxembourg

in Başaran Yavaşlar, Funda; Hey, Johanna (Eds.) Tax Transparency (2019)

A forcing fictitious domain/immersed boundary method for super-quadric shape of particulate flow simulation of cementitious material

in International Centre for NumericalMethods in Engineering (2019)

Fictitious domain/immersed boundary method (FD/IBM) has recently been used for particulate flows and complex fluid-solid interaction problems. The advantage of FD/IBM over the body- fitted method is that ... [more ▼]

Fictitious domain/immersed boundary method (FD/IBM) has recently been used for particulate flows and complex fluid-solid interaction problems. The advantage of FD/IBM over the body- fitted method is that it substantially simplifies grid generation for immersed geometries, and it is easier to handle moving boundary situations. FD/IBM even allows the use of a stationary and non- deformation background mesh, as well as it reduces the cost of computation by avoiding generation of a body-fitted mesh for each time step. In this work, we develop a new platform to directly simulate super-quadric (SQ) particles in fluid based on a forcing fictitious domain method. Specifically, a super-quadric particle function is used to represent particle with varying shapes and sizes as encountered for concrete and mortar. The immersion of particles in fluid is handled by imposing a rigidity solid body motion in the particle domain, as well as adding a forcing term to the Navier-stokes equation by integral of pressure gradient and particle related velocity over the whole particle domain. Particle shapes are given by changing the super-quadric parameters of SQ equation. Particle motions, which occur during pumping of cementitious material, can be calculated and tracked by solving Newton’s equations of motions using the extended discrete element method (XDEM)[4] while the data of fluid flow properties are obtained by solving the Navier-Stokes equations which govern the fluid phase. Hence, a particle interface resolving solver is developed by coupling XDEM and IBM. We validate our solver by performing flow around particles and free falling of a particle in the channel at different parameters in 2D and 3D. The final objective of this work is to develop a particle-resolved direct numerical simulation platform to predict highly packed fluids with different shapes of particles and over a wide range of particle sizes. [less ▲]

Towards the Integration of Metabolic Network Modelling and Machine Learning for the Routine Analysis of High-Throughput Patient Data

in Automated Reasoning for Systems Biology and Medicine (2019)

The decreasing cost of high-throughput technologies allows to consider their use in healthcare and medicine. To prepare for this upcoming revolution, the community is assembling large disease-dedicated ... [more ▼]

The decreasing cost of high-throughput technologies allows to consider their use in healthcare and medicine. To prepare for this upcoming revolution, the community is assembling large disease-dedicated datasets such as TCGA or METABRIC. These datasets will serve as references to compare new patient samples to in order to assign them to a predefined category (i.e. ‘patients associated with poor prognosis’). Some problems affecting the downstream analysis remain to be solved, the bottleneck is no longer data generation itself but the integration of the existing datasets with the present knowledge. Constraint-based modelling, that only requires the setting of a few parameters, became popular for the integration of high-throughput data in a metabolic context. Notably, context-specific building algorithms that extract a subnetwork from a reference network are largely used to study metabolic changes in various diseases. Reference networks are composed of canonical pathways while extracted subnetworks include only active pathways in the context of interest based on high-throughput data. Even though these algorithms can be part of automated pipelines, to be applied by clinicians, the model-building pipelines must be coupled to a standardized semi-automated analysis workflow based on machine learning approaches to avoid bias and reduce the cost of diagnostics. [less ▲]

Zusammenarbeit mit den Eltern: Beispiele aus Luxemburg

in SNJ (Ed.) Die Bildungspartnerschaft mit den Familien in der frühen mehrsprachigen Bildung Le partenariat avec les familles dans l’éducation plurilingue de la petite enfance (2019)

Elternarbeit, Elterngespräche, Elternabende, Elternbildung, Elternbeteiligung und Erziehungspartnerschaft sind einige von vielen Begriffen, die im Zusammenhang mit der Zusammenarbeit zwischen Eltern und ... [more ▼]

Elternarbeit, Elterngespräche, Elternabende, Elternbildung, Elternbeteiligung und Erziehungspartnerschaft sind einige von vielen Begriffen, die im Zusammenhang mit der Zusammenarbeit zwischen Eltern und Fachkräften genannt werden. In diesem Kapitel greife ich auf zwei Studien in Luxemburg zurück und stelle die Sichtweisen einiger Eltern und Fachkräfte bezüglich der Zusammenarbeit vor. Diese situiere ich im Hinblick auf meine persönlichen Erfahrungen mit Erzieher/-innen in England, die ich in Kapitel 2 präsentiere, und auf internationale Studien, die in Teil 3 vorgestellt werden. Abschließend zeige ich anhand konkreter Beispiele aus unserem Projekt MuLiPEC, wie die Zusammenarbeit von Eltern und Erzieher/-innen gestaltet werden kann. [less ▲]

Apprentissage formel, non-formel et informel de musique dans la communauté

in Créer pour éduquer. La place de la transdisciplinarité (2019)

The practice of music lovers is based on leisure activities. But many other components could be grouped from a perspective of community music. First, it seems that it is totally dissociated from ... [more ▼]

The practice of music lovers is based on leisure activities. But many other components could be grouped from a perspective of community music. First, it seems that it is totally dissociated from traditional methods of musical learning of a formal or non-formal nature. However, it would preferably be linked to informal education. Music in the community is presented as a counter-phenomenon to the highly professionalised musical culture (Lichtinger, 2013). The term ‘community music’ is perfectly appropriate to trace the process of a musical education of young people that often begins with an amateur phase to lead later to the professional life for the most skilled, either to describe the musical training and life of young amateurs, or to trace the life of amateur musicians throughout the life of these musicians. I will present definitions for each of the three training aspects. Next, I will relate the two concepts – that of the three aspects of musical formation and that of music in the community – by giving examples of widespread musical practice, namely wind music (and / or choral) to finally compare models of musical learning. [less ▲]

Of princesses, paladins, and player motivations: Gender stereotypes and gendered perceptions in video games

in Breuer, Johannes; Pietschmann, Daniel; Liebold, Benny (Eds.) et al Evolutionary psychology and digital games. Digital hunter-gatherers (2019)

Video games have been labeled a male space, and playing video games an activity created by men and for men (Fox & Tang, 2014; see also Lange & Schwab, this volume). The present chapter analyses the ... [more ▼]

Video games have been labeled a male space, and playing video games an activity created by men and for men (Fox & Tang, 2014; see also Lange & Schwab, this volume). The present chapter analyses the typical roles of male and female video game characters, their presentation in games, their effects, and how players perceive these characters. To this end, gender in video games will be analyzed on different levels. Although women and men share the same overall interest in playing video games as a medium for entertainment, they differ substantially with regard to genres and game titles they prefer. These gender differences have been attributed to the overrepresentation of male characters in video games, uninviting game contents that strongly rely on competition and physical aggression, and the stereotypical portrayal and scripted behavioral patterns of hyper-masculine or “macho” male and sexualized female game characters. The issue of gender portrayals in video games will be discussed in the light of theoretical considerations on evolved dispositions that differ by sex versus the social structural account that attributes sex differences to the differing placement of women and men in the social structure. It will be argued that both theoretical approaches make similar predictions regarding gender-specific video game preferences. [less ▲]

Spina Bifida

in Llewellyn, C; Ayers, S; McManus, C (Eds.) et al Cambridge Handbook of Psychology, Health, & Medicine (2019)

Sfamarsi coi ricordi

in Cicotti, Claudio; Portante, Jean; Radicati, Stella (Eds.) Mani che scrivono, vite che creano (2019)

The challenge of HEPA for physical education in Europe

in Scheuer, Claude; Dreiskämper, Dennis (Eds.) Schola Ludens Europaea - papers Dedicated to Roland Naul (2019)

One of the priorities on the political agenda related to sport in the EU over the past years has been health-enhancing physical activity (HEPA). This political priority impacts also physical education (PE ... [more ▼]

One of the priorities on the political agenda related to sport in the EU over the past years has been health-enhancing physical activity (HEPA). This political priority impacts also physical education (PE) as the only school subject where all students are physically active, in a sense that international recommendations on daily physical activity can at least be partly reached. In turn, European associations focusing on PE face challenges to address the priority of HEPA as part of their respective missions. However, HEPA can be considered as a chance for these associations to raise their profile and the profile of PE as a school subject when accentuating their potential to promote HEPA in school settings. In the following, this chapter will focus on HEPA as a relevant political priority for PE in Europe, before focusing on two European associations active in the field of PE: the European Physical Education Association (EUPEA) and the European Council for Physical Education and Youth Sport (CEREPS, Conseil Européen des Recherches en Éducation Physique et Sportive). Roland Naul is an individual member of EUPEA and a founding member of CEREPS. Furthermore, the Willibald-Gebhardt Institute is an institution member of both EUPEA and CEREPS. [less ▲]

Erasmus+-funded HEPA: Promoting projects in Europe

in Scheuer, Claude; Dreiskämper, Dennis (Eds.) Schola Ludens Europaea - Papers Dedicated to Roland Naul (2019)

The European Physical Education Association (EUPEA) was founded in 1991 in Brussels and brings together as the umbrella organization of the national Physical Education Associations in Europe members from ... [more ▼]

The European Physical Education Association (EUPEA) was founded in 1991 in Brussels and brings together as the umbrella organization of the national Physical Education Associations in Europe members from more than 30 European countries Europe. The mission of EUPEA is focusing on the promotion of and the advocacy for physical education in Europe, described in the Declaration of Madrid from 1991, amended in Brussels 2011, with the main slogan ‘No Education without Physical Education’. From 2014 to 2015, EUPEA started its activities in European projects in two Preparatory Actions for European Partnerships on Sport: ● The Pro Safe Sport project (PSS) coordinated by the Enlarged Partial Agreement for Sport (EPAS) of the Council of Europe, elaborating guidance, recommendations and training to sport administrators and coaches on physical, psychological and social well-being in sport. ● Recall: Games of the Past – Sports for Today, a project coordinated by TAFISA and supported by 12 partner organizations coming from all over Europe, aiming to reintroduce traditional sports and games into the daily lives of young people as a means to tackle social challenges of today. Since the implementation of the new Erasmus+ programme by the European Commission in 2014, one of EUPEA’s core strategies to implement its mission is to participate in European projects based on collaborative partnerships. [less ▲]

Exploring the "French Web" of the 1990s

in Brügger, Niels; Laursen, Ditte (Eds.) The Historical Web and Digital Humanities: The Case of National Web Domains (2019)

This chapter draws from the experience of the collective French Web90 project to show the approaches, tools, and methodologies required to sketch a broad historical picture of the French Web during the ... [more ▼]

This chapter draws from the experience of the collective French Web90 project to show the approaches, tools, and methodologies required to sketch a broad historical picture of the French Web during the 1990s. It also describes the limits and challenges we met during its realisation. Uncertainties about the perimeter of the French Web and its archives, data overload, progressive learning of a particular digital literacy, specific features of born-digital heritage (Newsgroups and Web archives), and using the tools for its exploration and analysis are at the heart of this study, which has progressively refined and adapted its ambitions and methodologies, notably by using methods and tools from the Digital Humanities. [less ▲]

Signal prediction using fractional derivative models

in Bǎleanu, Dumitru; Mendes Lopes, António (Eds.) Handbook of Fractional Calculus with Applications (2019)

In this chapter the linear prediction (LP) and its generalisation to fractional linear prediction (FLP) is described with the possible applications to one-dimensional (1D) and two-dimensional (2D) signals ... [more ▼]

In this chapter the linear prediction (LP) and its generalisation to fractional linear prediction (FLP) is described with the possible applications to one-dimensional (1D) and two-dimensional (2D) signals. Standard test signals, such as the sine wave, the square wave, and the sawtooth wave, as well as the real-data signals, such as speech, electrocardiogram and electroencephalogram are used for the numerical experiments for the 1D case, and grayscale images for the 2D case. The 1D FLP model is proposed to have a similar construction as the LP model, i.e. it uses linear combination of fractional derivatives with different values of the fractional order. The 2D FLP model uses linear combination of the fractional derivatives in two directions, horizontal and vertical. The scheme for the computation of the optimal predictor coefficients for both 1D and 2D FLP models is also provided. The performance of the proposed FLP models is compared to the performance of the LP models, confirming that the proposed FLP can be successfully applied in processing of 1D and 2D signals, giving comparable or better performance using the same or even smaller number of parameters. [less ▲]

Immunity from Execution of Military and Cultural Property

in Ruys, Tom; Angelet, Nicolas (Eds.) The Cambridge Handbook of Immunities and International Law (2019)

At first glance, State military property and State cultural property are not two categories of goods with much in common. Legally, however, they are classed together for one particular purpose: both are ... [more ▼]

At first glance, State military property and State cultural property are not two categories of goods with much in common. Legally, however, they are classed together for one particular purpose: both are generally immune from foreign State court measures of constraint. This classification reflects the importance both categories of good have to States, their governments and (not least) their peoples. This chapter will show how that importance is reflected in the law on State immunity, but will also consider why, in each case, the distinction exists and whether it can be justified. [less ▲]

The Taxation of the Sharing Economy

in Haslehner, Werner; Kofler, Georg; Pantazatou, Aikaterini (Eds.) et al Tax and the Digital Economy: Challenges and Proposals for Reform (2019)

La légitimité des "juges-experts" de la Cour européenne de Justice 1952 - 1972

in ALBE, Virginie; COMMAILLE, Jacques; LE BOT, Florent (Eds.) L'échelle des régulations politiques, XVIIIe - XXIe siècles (2019)

Harmful Tax Competition from the European Union towards Third Countries?

in Martín Jiménez, Adolfo (Ed.) The External Tax Strategy of the EU in a Post-BEPS Environment (2019)

The European Union does not have a harmonized – let alone centralized – tax system that offers specific tax incentives. It also does not explicitly regulate tax competition of its constituent parts (the ... [more ▼]

The European Union does not have a harmonized – let alone centralized – tax system that offers specific tax incentives. It also does not explicitly regulate tax competition of its constituent parts (the EU Member States) with third countries, but only regulates “internal tax competition” among them, through the mechanism of the Code of Conduct and, even more strongly, by prohibiting State aid from being granted through tax measures. The question asked by the title of this chapter thus seems to be easily answerable in the negative: since the European Union does not make external tax policies for its Member States and does not itself provide specific tax incentives, it is not an agent of tax competition. Consequently, it would be challenging to argue that the European Union engages in harmful tax competition towards third countries. Taking a broader view, however, the notion that the European Union may engage in harmful tax competition may not be so easily dismissed, as it takes regulatory action that impacts Member States as primary agents of tax competition in a variety of ways, which can either improve or reduce the Member States’ and, by extension the European Union’s competitive position vis-à-vis third countries. Such impact takes three different routes: (i) primary EU law, affecting the design of domestic tax incentives; (ii) secondary EU law, determining certain kinds of tax incentives; and (iii) soft-law instruments, affecting domestic tax design. This contribution aims at analysing these three routes of tax competition of the European Union in order to get a deeper understanding of the ways in which the European Union may be said to engage in harmful tax competition. Before the different models can be analysed in this light, however, it is first necessary to enquire into the nature of “harmful tax competition”, a term that is all too often used without a clear definition of its content. [less ▲]

Simultaneous Wireless Information and Power Transfer in UDN with Caching Architecture

in Duong, Trung; Chu, Xiaoli; Suraweera, Himal (Eds.) Ultra-Dense Networks for 5G and Beyond - Modelling, Analysis, and Applications (2019)

In this chapter, we investigate the performance of a time-switching (TS) based energy harvesting model for cache-assisted simultaneous wireless transmission of information and energy (Wi-TIE). In the ... [more ▼]

In this chapter, we investigate the performance of a time-switching (TS) based energy harvesting model for cache-assisted simultaneous wireless transmission of information and energy (Wi-TIE). In the considered system, a relay which is equipped with both caching and energy harvesting capabilities helps a source to convey information to a destination. Based on the time-splitting mechanism, we analyze the effect of caching on the system performance in terms of stored energy at the relay and the relay-destination link throughput. In particular, two optimization problems are formulated to maximize the energy stored at the relay and the relay-destination throughput. By using KKT method, closed-form solution are obtained for both the problems. Finally, the performance of the proposed design under various operating conditions and parameter values is illustrated using numerical results. [less ▲]

Karl IV. und sein Halbbruder Wenzel. Das Herzogtum Luxemburg und Karls Politik im Westen des Reiches

in Bendheim, Amelie; Sieburg, Heinz (Eds.) Prag in der Zeit der Luxemburger Dynastie. Literatur, Religion und Herrschaftskulturen zwischen Bereicherung und Behauptung (2019)

Mining in Outer Space: Legal Aspects

in Tams, Christian; Bungenberg, Marc; Krajewski, Markus (Eds.) European Yearbook of International Economic Law 2018 (2019)

Outer space has become the focus of projects plannning exploration and excavation of natural resources. The central international legal source of the law of Outer Space is the 1967 Outer Space Treaty. The ... [more ▼]

Outer space has become the focus of projects plannning exploration and excavation of natural resources. The central international legal source of the law of Outer Space is the 1967 Outer Space Treaty. The mining activities in outer space are compatible with international law under the condition that they respect this treaty, including its obligation to protect the environment. [less ▲]

A Big Data Demand Estimation Framework for Modelling of Urban Congested Networks

in CSUM 2018, AISC 879 proceedings (2019)

Effective Legal Remedies and Fair Trial in Tax and Time

in Haslehner, Werner; Kofler, Georg; Rust, Alexander (Eds.) Time and Tax - Issues in International, EU and Constitutional Law (2019)

Luxembourg

in Ruggeri, Stefano; Quattrocolo, Serena (Eds.) Personal Participation in Criminal Proceedings. A Comparative Study of Participatory Safeguards and in absentia Trials in Europe (2019)

In the last decade, Luxembourg law governing in absentia proceedings was subject to legislative reforms intended to enhance the rights of suspects and accused persons. In particular, the amendments ... [more ▼]

In the last decade, Luxembourg law governing in absentia proceedings was subject to legislative reforms intended to enhance the rights of suspects and accused persons. In particular, the amendments adopted in 2008 and 2017 aimed to make national criminal procedure compliant with the ECtHR case law and the ABC Directives. Against this background, the present contribution aims to analyse legal framework governing in absentia and inaudito reo proceedings in Luxembourg. [less ▲]

Energy aware ultrascale systems

in Carretero, J.; Jeannot, E.; Zomaya, A.Y. (Eds.) Ultrascale Computing Systems (2019)

Energy consumption is one of the main limiting factors for the design of ultrascale infrastructures. Multi-level hardware and software optimizations must be designed and explored in order to reduce energy ... [more ▼]

Energy consumption is one of the main limiting factors for the design of ultrascale infrastructures. Multi-level hardware and software optimizations must be designed and explored in order to reduce energy consumption for these largescale equipment. This chapter addresses the issue of energy efficiency of ultrascale systems in front of other quality metrics. The goal of this chapter is to explore the design of metrics, analysis, frameworks and tools for putting energy awareness and energy efficiency at the next stage. Significant emphasis will be placed on the idea of “energy complexity,” reflecting the synergies between energy efficiency and quality of service, resilience and performance, by studying computation power, communication/data sharing power, data access power, algorithm energy consumption, etc. [less ▲]

Luxatlas.lu - Methodik

in Uhrmacher, Martin; Kass, Steve; Pauli, Sebastian (Eds.) Luxatlas.lu - Ein digitaler und interaktiver historischer Stadtatlas Luxemburgs (2019)

Beschreibung des methodischen Vorgehens bei der Erstellung des digitalen historischen Stadtatlas Luxemburgs => luxatlas.lu

Le droit et l'art contemporain : visées heuristiques et critiques

in Bernatchez, Stéphane; Lalonde, Louise (Eds.) Approches et fondements du droit (2019)

A Critical Co/Autoethnographic Exploration of Self: Becoming Science Education Researchers in Diverse Cultural and Linguistic Landscapes

in Bazzul, Jesse; Siry, Christina (Eds.) Critical voices in science education research: Narratives of academic journeys (2019)

This chapter illustrates the process of collaborative autoethnography (co-autoethnography) we used to construct space, in order to critically explore ourselves, and the contexts we study. Through a co ... [more ▼]

This chapter illustrates the process of collaborative autoethnography (co-autoethnography) we used to construct space, in order to critically explore ourselves, and the contexts we study. Through a co-autoethnographic process, we aimed to better understand our positioning in our lived experiences and to generate an understanding of how reflective critical research approaches could transform us, as well as the communities in which we were immersed. In this chapter, we share the process of our collective analysis of autoethnographic narratives (Coia L, Taylor M, Co/autoethnography: Exploring our teaching selves collaboratively. In L. Fitzgerald, M. Heston, D. Tidwell (Eds.), Research methods for the self-study of practice (pp. 3–16). Netherlands: Springer, 2009), which stemmed from our experiences living and conducting education research in multilingual and multicultural contexts. Our ethnographic method of data collection, analysis, and interpretation was generated from our journeys as researchers – moving to, living, and conducting research in culturally and linguistically diverse (CLD) environments. We share this process, and some lessons we learned, with the hope that other researchers may find co-autoethnography a cathartic methodology to explore and challenge their own perspectives relative to cultural and linguistic diversity in their lives and in their research. [less ▲]

Ethnographie und Dokumentarische Methode

in Dörner, Olaf; Loos, Peter; Schäffer, Burkhard (Eds.) et al Dokumentarische Methode: Triangulation und blinde Flecken (2019)

Der unsichtbare Zweite. Gegenschüsse im One-Actor-Movie

in Doll, Martin (Ed.) Cutting Edge! Aktuelle Positionen der Filmmontage (2019)

Teaching Diverse Learners in Europe: Inspiring Practices and Lessons Learned from Germany, Iceland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Spain and Sweden

in Schuelka, Matthew; Johnstone, Christopher; Thomas, Gary (Eds.) et al SAGE Handbook of Inclusion and Diversity in Education (2019)

Teaching in inclusive settings may be considered a new, challenging task; however, successfully supporting diverse pupils in their learning process has always been at the heart of outstanding pedagogy ... [more ▼]

Teaching in inclusive settings may be considered a new, challenging task; however, successfully supporting diverse pupils in their learning process has always been at the heart of outstanding pedagogy. Vast differences both in the extent and the quality of inclusive schooling exist between and within European countries. Promoting comparison and cooperation among countries with long-institutionalized inclusive schooling and countries with less inclusive structures, cultures, and practices proves crucial in education research and reform. Building upon a multi-year collaboration, we synthesize lessons learned about inclusive education reforms and “inspiring practices“ in inclusive education in partner schools in Germany, Iceland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Spain, and Sweden. Contemporary practices take the diversity of groups of learners into account, building upon diversity as a resource; this served as the framework for our collaboration. The TdiverS consortium—as an EU-funded Comenius Network Project “Teaching Diverse Learners in (School-)Subjects“ (TdiverS)—was built on the following principles and goals: (1) diversity in theory and practice, resulting from collaborations of practitioners and scientists exchanging knowledge about teaching in inclusive settings; (2) strengthening awareness of the diversity of frameworks, conditions, and determining factors of teaching inclusively in varying cultural contexts; and (3) inclusive education research uniting multilevel, multicultural, and multidisciplinary perspectives. We highlight the values of inclusive education, map its contemporary European geography, summarize contemporary country-level education reforms and the local development of inclusive practices in six countries, and discuss lessons learned across Northern, Eastern, Southern, and Western Europe. [less ▲]

The European Economic Constitution and the Constitution of Social Europe: gleanings from the CJEU’s collective redundancies cases

in Hofmann, Herwig; Pantazatou, Aikaterini; Zaccaroni, Giovanni (Eds.) The Metamorphosis of the European Economic Constitution (2019)

Anti-Phonographische Kulturpolitik um 1900: Stefan George und Eduard Sievers

in Korten, Lars; Herrmann, Britta (Eds.) Diskurse des Sonalen (2019)

Introducing Luxembourg: Ephemeral Sustainabilities

in Krueger, Rob; Freytag, Tim; Mössner, Samuel (Eds.) Adventures in Sustainable Urbanism (2019)

Table of Contents 1. Constructing Sustainable Development Robert Krueger, Tim Freytag and Samuel Mossner 2. The Rise of Sustainable Urban Development Robert Krueger, Tim Freytag, and Samuel Mossner 3. A ... [more ▼]

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