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On the interpretation of scalar antonyms and their negated equivalents

Antonymy and negation are phenomena that can be studied from many perspectives. In the literature, antonymy is recognized as the most robust of the lexico-semantic relations, important to both the mental organization of the vocabulary and the organization of coherent discourse (Cruse 1986, Fellbaum 1998, Murphy 2003, Willners 2001 and Jones 2002). "Depending on whom you ask, negation may be a logi

Designing remedial education. Education meets psychiatry.

Education and psychiatry meet as a result of a teacher broadening her scope to encompass adult psychiatry. Eve Mandre sheds light on the silent knowledge inherent in remedial education by highlighting the individual factors involved and putting words t

Petri net Analysis of Batch Recipes Structured with Grafchart

Grafchart is a graphical language aimed a sequential control applications. The language is implemented in a toolbox and it has been developed at the Department of Automatic Control in Lund, Sweden since 1991. The language is based on Grafcet and Petri nets and it can be used for sequential control applications on both the local and the supervisory level. The main application so far, has been batch

En lysande begåvning i statens tjänst

A critical review of the publication of a selection of Axel Oxentierna's letters ("Brev 1636-1654"), as well as a brief review of Gunnar Wetterberg, "Axel Oxenstierna. Makten och klokskapen".

Social Movements, Identities and Social Classes

This research will explore the field of social movements by explaining why and how a minority social movement persists despite persistent constraints placed upon it by a majority-dominated state. The Chinese education movement has been one of the largest and most sustained social movements in Malaysia. Sociological, economic, and demographic changes of the Chinese community along with domestic pol