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In this chapter the author discusses the difficulties of exploring the ethnography of events as they are happening, especially when they are violent, not least due to the lack of reliable information available and the complex process of interpreting transmissions of affect. The epistemological turn away from language—in which the focus on affect has emerged as a critique of post-structuralism’s in

OBJECTIVE: Although fear of birth is common during pregnancy and childbirth, the best treatment for fear of birth in clinical care remain unclear. Strong evidence suggests that continuity models of midwifery care can benefit women and birth outcomes, though such models are rare in Sweden. Because women with fear of birth could benefit from such models, the aim of this qualitative study was to exam

Aim: The aim of this study was to describe team leaders' experiences of facilitators and barriers of leadership in specialist palliative home care teams. Background: For effective teamwork in specialist palliative care, leadership is crucial; however, defining and agreeing on what leadership comprises may be challenging. In palliative care, teamwork is recognized as imperative for multiprofessiona

Sharing housing with non-family members has increasingly become a way to reduce costs while pursuing an autonomous yet communal living throughout the life course. During the past decade, a new form of shared housing has entered the Swedish real estate market: coliving. Like shared housing generally, some of the aims of coliving are to help address the housing shortage, decrease loneliness, increas

During the last couple of decades in Europe we have witnessed a proliferation of artistic practices -what we might call the “political turn” - that sought to experiment with models of democracy and participation, as well as forms of intervention in socio-political realities. At the same time, in Southern Europe and beyond a series of social collective practices emerged in the face of an ongoing ec

Introduction: Research and healthcare services struggle to fulfil the desires and needs of nursing home residents, and there is a call for person-centredness in both research and healthcare practice. Involvement of people outside academia in research has been advocated in an effort to increase the relevance and impact of research findings for the public. However, little is known on how to involve

Previous research has extensively explored the role of anxiety, disgust, guilt, and shame in obsessive-compulsive (OC) symptoms, but few studies have investigated anger and associated vengeful motivations, especially during adolescence, when OC symptoms typically onset. This is unfortunate as anger is a key human emotion linked to various aspects of behaviour. Our aim was to explore how anger and

Long-term effects of climate fluctuations are very important to consider regarding preservation of archaeological wooden artifacts. Since 2009, a hygromechanical monitoring has been carried out on the Oseberg ship in the Viking Ship Museum(VSH) in Oslo. The monitoring has showed a measurable warping response of the oak planks to the uncontrolled relative humidity fluctuations in the museum. Howeve

This article presents an online survey with 323 respondents and 28 semi-structured interviews performed to investigate people’s perceptions of fire evacuation training and their attitudes towards it. The survey results showed that respondents with experience in fire evacuation training judge a fire in buildings that feature non-combustible materials to be more severe than other people, but no effe

Wildlife might be important to psychologically restorative values and disvalues of nature, as interactions with wildlife could trigger both positive and negative feelings. Research on positive experiences of human–wildlife interactions has largely involved participants who voluntarily sought out wildlife experiences or it has addressed encounters with non-threatening animals in urban green spaces.

Hierarchical polymer structures such as pNIPAM microgels have been extensively studied for their ability to undergo structural and physical transformations that can be controlled by external stimuli such as temperature, pH or solvent composition. However, a direct three-dimensional visualization of individual particles in-situ has so far been hindered by insufficient resolution, with optical micro

Working conditions and regulations encourage everyone to participate actively in shaping the surrounding environment in order to increase the social durability. End-users’ participation during the construction process will contribute to building better products that fulfil their needs and requirements. Meanwhile the real estate administrators will achieve a long term economic success if all renter

The Swedish concept of folkbildning (the ‘bildung’ of the people) and its introduction in the mid-1900th century was connected to the advent of Folkhögskolan (the popular adult education) with explicit as well as implicit references to the Danish philosopher Gruntvig’s ideals of education. The broad popular movement which the adult education ideals was incorporated into during the beginning of the

Purpose: Certain individuals need earlier perimetric experience before producing normal fields on automated static threshold perimetry. Mid-peripheral depressions and an unaffected central field are typical findings in such cases. We have devised a learner's index, to detect defect patterns that may be due to such perimetric inexperience. Methods: The central visual field was partitioned into 5 co

Brevmall 1 Evaluation of quality in the University’s study programmes1 – a method and guidance Since 2008, Lund University is practicing systematic quality assurance of all new study programmes, within the first and second cycle, through the so-called validation process. Subsequently, as part of the 2011/2012 quality assurance work, the University has entrusted the Office of Evaluation with the ta

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LUM nr 10 - 2005 LUM Lunds universitets magasin | Nr 10 | 2005 ALLT LJUS PÅ KINA Slarv får bidrag att bränna inne Resistenta fåglar bekymrar forskare 2 LUM NR 10 | 2005 BRINN MÖSSA, BRINN! LUM NR 10 | 2005 3 Det finns få så symbolladdade år- tal under det förra seklet som 1968. Studentrevolten i Paris i maj, pro- testerna mot den sovjetkommunis- tiska modellen under Pragvåren, studentrevolten och

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Förutseende robot tänker själv Utvärderingsmetod kritiseras Arkivcentrum tar emot Tankeöverföring Lunds universitets magasin | nr 7 | 2012 nya försök visar tecken på teLepati 2 LUM nr 7 | 2012 LUM nr 7 | 2012 3 En stilla atmosfär vilar kring den till synes övergivna gården. Fast i själva verket är det en hemlig verkstad där en radioaktiv bomb är på väg att ta form. Men ännu finns bara misstankar k

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Here you can learn more about the opportunities for professional development at Lund University. Content on this page:Professional development at Lund UniversityKompetensportalen (Professional Development Portal)Compulsory coursesCostsCourses for international university staffManagement and leadership developmentFor teaching staffCareer paths within research and teaching at Lund UniversityInspirat

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COSM24_2026_literature 1 COSM24 Contemporary Japanese and Korean Societies Literature List Spring Semester 2026 Approved on 18 November 2026 by the education board at the Centre for East and South-East Asian Studies. Introduction The course COSM24 will require students to read 1,394 pages. The course seeks to offer a comprehensive reading list. Particular attention has been given to ensuring a bal

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