OAPEN Library: Recent submissions
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(2025)The Symposium on Good Living from a Latin American Integration Perspective: An Interdisciplinary Approach was held within the framework of the VI Congress of Sciences, Technologies, and Cultures, organized by the Institute ...
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(2025)In this reading guide to the first volume of Capital, we follow the central arguments that Karl Marx developed to uncover the laws governing the capitalist system. Marx describes how working-class men and women sell their ...
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(2025)“We were always here” expresses the simultaneously decisive and subtle presence of women, girls, and boys in cultural management. Reflecting on the role of this discipline in social transformation compels us to ask: Where ...
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(2025)Rural education in Latin America and Chile has been, and continues to be, one of the greatest educational challenges for public policy, in terms of ensuring the right to education for culturally, economically, and ...
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(2025)100 Years of Social Work in Chile: Weaving Knowledge to Transform Futures is a collective work commemorating our centennial, bringing together diverse voices from the Network of Researchers in Social Work. Through a critical ...
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(2025)Traditional Chinese Children’s Primers: A Sourcebook is the first anthology of traditional Chinese children’s textbooks in a European language. This selection of eleven primers, spanning over two thousand years of Chinese ...
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(2025)The Negated Institution: Report from a Psychiatric Hospital was first published in 1968 in Italian and caused an immediate sensation. It was an instant bestseller and was translated into numerous languages, but never into ...
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(2025)Microeconomics has been transformed in recent decades by the increasing use of game theory, behavioral economics, evolutionary modeling, network economics, mechanism design and attention to limited competition and asymmetric ...
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(2025)The 2013 digitization of the vast Hartlib Papers archive highlighted the pressing need for a comprehensive modern study of Samuel Hartlib (1600–1662), a central figure in seventeenth-century intellectual life. Though ...
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(2025)Part III provides is a critical history of (movement) philosophies, exposing the rise of the mechanistic vision as dominant anomaly emerging from a variety of other older proposals which have continued to exist in the ...
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(2025)This major new study of the textual parallels that permeate James Joyce’s three most widely read works––'Dubliners', 'A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man', and 'Ulysses'––documents and discusses some eight hundred ...
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(2025)In the medieval Middle East, the scriptures of Christianity, Judaism and Islam were transmitted in written and oral form. The means of written transmission and the textualisation of the oral reading of these scriptures ...
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(2025)This work provides the first detailed linguistic description of the grammar of Etulo, a language spoken in Nigeria by a minority group in Benue and Taraba states. This description establishes Etulo as a tone language ...
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(2025)Malgré les efforts employés pour parvenir à une représentation équilibrée des différents groupes sociaux au sein des sphères décisionnelles, force est de constater que la parité est encore loin. Quelles sont les raisons ...
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(2025)This book explores the acoustic agency of brass as a vital medium through which histories of extraction, resistance, and collective creativity resonate. Blending metalwork, experimental instrument-building, and philosophical ...
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(2025)Performance Research Methods' is the first comprehensive guide to contemporary methodologies in performance studies, offering a clear and structured overview of the tools currently shaping research in theatre, dance, and ...
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(2025)Xouth, the Ape', published in 1848 by Iakovos Pitsipios is a pioneering and satirical Greek novel that deftly blends humour, cultural critique, and biting social commentary. The novel is set in the aftermath of the Greek ...
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(2025)This book is a compelling blend of mystery, history, and creative non-fiction, that brings to life the wartime story of Norah Hodgkinson (1925-2009), a working-class schoolgirl, later clerical worker, and a prolific diarist. ...
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(2025)Many Science Fiction stories take place in the future and serve as example when thinking about possible developments in society and technology. At the same time, SF fans cherish the genre especially because of its quirky, ...
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(2025)The study examines the emergence of the modern creative economy not out of literary movements or niches, but in the context of educational institutions and Bildungsromane of the 18th and 19th centuries. Kindergartens, ...
