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Historical villages
\"Re-creating life in past times to educate the public and the historical villages where role-playing takes place can provide teens with the opportunity to learn skills from bygone times, such as blacksmithing or cabinetmaking, and earn a living. Historical villages give people the chance to bring another time to life, using historical tools and wearing period clothing. Costume design, set building, and makeup artistry, among other jobs, are explored, as well as how the experience gained at a historical village can be applied to careers within the tourism and museum industries and in carpentry and acting.\"--Amazon.com.
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On the History of the Workers' Movement in Coimbra
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THE IDEA OF CLASS IN THE CONTEMPORARY HISTORY OF THE ARABS
Schematic applications of the concept of classes & class struggles.
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Religious Practices in Social and Historical Context
Research issues raised by the recent publication of Jean-Paul Terrenoire's & F.-A. Isambert's Atlas de la pratique religieuse des catholiques en France ([Atlas of Catholic Religious Practice in France], Paris: Presses de la Fondation nationale des sciences politiques & Editions du Centre national de la recherche scientifique, 1980) are discussed. The necessarily selective character of the materials presented is reviewed, suggesting that additional demographic (especially geographic- & population-specific) & economic variables (eg, class composition correlated to Ur/Ru residence) would improve the rigor of the analysis. The mathematical model for longitudinal Church membership patterns & the structure of the actively practicing population is also evaluated in terms of its predictions of decreasing adherence. 2 Tables. L. Whittemore.
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Religious Practices in Social and Historical Context
Research issues raised by the recent publication of Jean-Paul Terrenoire's & F.-A. Isambert's Atlas de la pratique religieuse des catholiques en France ([Atlas of Catholic Religious Practice in France], Paris: Presses de la Fondation nationale des sciences politiques & Editions du Centre national de la recherche scientifique, 1980) are discussed. The necessarily selective character of the materials presented is reviewed, suggesting that additional demographic (especially geographic- & population-specific) & economic variables (eg, class composition correlated to Ur/Ru residence) would improve the rigor of the analysis. The mathematical model for longitudinal Church membership patterns & the structure of the actively practicing population is also evaluated in terms of its predictions of decreasing adherence. 2 Tables. L. Whittemore.
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