Building support for children and families affected by stroke (BUILD CARE): Study protocol. by Maja Kevdzija, Lisa Bartha-Doering, Ruth Heying, Ann Heylighen, Andrea Jelić, Pleuntje Jellema, Anna Franziska Kalhorn, Sophie Mandl, Gesine Marquardt, Birgit Moser, Magdalena Muszynska-Spielauer, Els Ortibus, Anna-Theresa Renner, Anne-Sophie Schoß, Piet Tutenel

“…Existing research on adult stroke shows that the built environment plays a major role in their (partial or possible) recovery and everyday life, but its role has been overlooked in children population. …”
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Women Narration: Land, Gender and Oral Memory. The Forgotten History of the Maquis at Aran Valley by Mireia Boya-Busquet, Rosa Cerarols-Ramirez

“…The objective and contribution of this research is thus the recollection of testimonies of the immaterial patrimony and the study of everyday life practices from a gender point of view in a key historical moment of the valley history. …”
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The journal «Bulletin of the Police» as a source for studying the history of crime in Russian Empire during the First World War by E. E. Shumilova

“…From the standpoint of the theory of historical everyday life, it is argued that the distinctive features of the journal «Bulletin of the Police» are the regularity of coverage of criminal crime on the pages of the publication, a wide geographical coverage and a detailed description of events, as well as the publication of court photographs. …”
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A Man “Resembling Sancho Panza”: Viktor Petrov's Self-Presentation in Letters to Sofiia Zerova by Valentyna Borbuniuk

“…The dominant themes in the correspondence are those of daily life and everyday life. It is through the prism of this topic that the addressee's personality expresses itself, his self-presentation as a man in love who is concerned with the daily troubles of a person dear to him. …”
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“Time to Be Young?” – A Qualitative Study Exploring the Impact of Attending a Course for Young Carers Who Have a Parent with Dementia by Haaland-Johansen C, Haugen I, Rokstad AMM

“…gathers young carers, aiming to support them to cope with their challenges in everyday life. The aim of this study was to explore their role as a caregiver and the experienced impact of the course on their strategies of coping in their everyday life.Participants and Methods: The study had a qualitative descriptive design inspired by Lindseth and Norberg’s phenomenological hermeneutical method, using individual semi-structured interviews for data collection. …”
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Lieu, genre et mémoire orale : l’histoire oubliée de l’arrivée des maquis au Val d’Aran vécue et racontée par les femmes by Mireia Boya-Busquet, Rosa Cerarols-Ramirez

“…The objective and contribution of this research is thus the recollection of testimonies of the immaterial patrimony and the study of everyday life practices from a gender point of view in a key historical moment of the valley history. …”
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Expressões sócio-espaciais da desigualdade by Ana Fani Alessandri Carlos

“…This article is based on the hypothesis that the movement of capital accumulation is expressed (realized) in the space of everyday life, gaining visibility in the city, especially in metropolises such as São Paulo, through spatial differentiation. …”
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On purposefulners of the mathematics course presented at the education faculty by Vaclovas Viruišis

“…Textual problem met in everyday life must be solved together with introducing economic, market con­cepts and laws. …”
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Výnimočnosť alebo normalita? Každodennosť Veľkej vojny v Prešporku / Bratislave by Gabriela Dudeková

“… The paper focuses on changes in the policy and everyday life practices during the Great War in Pressburg, one of the provincial cities of the Hungarian part of the Austria-Hungary. …”
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Developing Skills for Youthful Leaders Module 6: Making a Decision by Elizabeth B. Bolton, John R. Rutledge, Linda Bowman, Linda Barber

“… The objectives of this lesson are to learn the importance of decision making in everyday life, to learn a process for making decisions, and to use the decision making process. …”
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Serbs in the Petrinja district - historiographical and ethnographic overview (part II) by Škiljan Filip

“…In particular, it deals with the Orthodox religion and the narrator’s memories of everyday life during socialism, the last war (1991-1995) and the nowadays. …”
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Escenas de la vida ciudadana de las uruguayas en la pos dictadura by Marisa Ruiz

“…Three scenes taken directly from everyday life, between 1983 and 2011, summarize the conquest and the widening of Uruguayan women’s democratic rights at the end of the dictatorship. …”
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Les jeunes sur Internet by Sarah Gallez, Claire Lobet-Maris

“…It brings to light the multiple regimes of social meanings that this new media offers in the everyday life of teens. It also shows that the Internet is appropriated by teens as a new social space for experimenting with new ways of defining their social identities and their social environment.…”
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Variations sur la victime et la justice pénale internationale by Julian Fernandez

“…However, the benefit of an enlightened justice would be – no doubt – an important parameter in the process of “resilience” for the victims of the horror, who are unable to face a post traumatic everyday life. Recently, the core rights of the victims before international criminal justice (representation, protection, compensation) has been taking into account by the international criminal Court, demonstrating a promising but still fragile evolution.…”
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Preliminary research: Identification of Difficulty in Chemical Learning Based On Teacher and Student Perspectives by Risvayani Risvayani, A Permanasari, I Musthafa

“…In addition to low literacy student chemistry can be concluded from the results of the questionnaire related to the learning habits of students in applying chemistry in everyday life, 59, 1% sometimes, 27.3% often, 9.1% and 4.5% always never. …”
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La maîtrise du corps d’après les manuels de soufisme (xe-xive siècles) by Eve Feuillebois-Pierunek

“…In the studied works, addressed to a growing population often organized as informal communities or regular orders, asceticism is replaced by a savoir-vivre which sanctifies the deeds of everyday life. The paper studies the rules affecting the satisfaction of elementary needs (food, sleep, cloth), and marriage or celibacy. …”
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Poručnictví, nebo partnerství? Status manželky a majetkové spoluvlastnictví manželů ve středověkém Brně by Michaela Antonín Malaníková

“…In addition to her legal status, which is reconstructed based on the analysis of valid legal norms, we pay attention mainly to the concept of property co­ownership of spouses and its functioning in everyday life, about which we can learn based on written cases that were part of the common agenda of the city council, that is gathered in the so­called Memorial Books. …”
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Arts de faire avec la vulnérabilité. Rencontres avec des coordonnateur.trice.s d’ULIS dans le cadre d’entretiens cliniques de recherche. by Konstantinos Markakis

“…The analysis of three non-directive interviews highlights singular professional gestures that allow each one of the three coordinators to deal with vulnerability and discusses the links between these practices, the relation to knowledge and the "arts of doing in everyday life” (Certeau, 1990).…”
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Pratique de l’équitation au Moyen Âge d’après les textes littéraires by Pascale Bourgain

“…In the course of tales, holymen’s lives, sermons, epics, letters, medieval authors let us catch a glimpse on the ways of making use of horses in everyday life : horsemen’s social prestige, economic restraints, problems of maintenance and pasture, training, dangers. …”
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Casi todo era negro: resistencias y puntos de fuga en torno al tráfico ilegal de mineral (Galicia, 1939-1945) by Ana Cabana Iglesia

“…The aim of this article is to glimpse readings that can be made on aspects of everyday life of the populations involved in the extraction and illegal sale of tungsten in the years of the Second World War in Galicia. …”
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