10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PERIPHERALITY»
Discover the use of
peripherality in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
peripherality and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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The Atlas of North American English: Phonetics, Phonology, ...
The foregoing discussion can be summed up as the Peripherality Hypothesis. It
asserts two distinct propositions: (a) The formant space in which English vowels
move contains a peripheral and a non-peripheral area in both the front and the ...
William Labov, Sharon Ash, Charles Boberg, 2006
2
Tourism SMEs, Service Quality, and Destination Competitiveness
Although this in itself is of importance for understanding tourism in the periphery,
ultimately the fundamental goal is to explain how positive perceptions of
peripherality can be hamessed for development. Although this is beyond the
remit of this ...
Eleri Jones, E. Jones and C. Haven, Claire Haven, 2005
3
Tourism in Peripheral Areas: Case Studies
Introduction: The. Paradox. of. Peripherality. FRANCES BROWN and DEREK
HALL The notion that most tourism activity takes place outside the world's main
centres of production and population, in what Turner and Ash (1975) have
termed ...
Frances Brown, Derek D. Hall, Derek R. Hall, 2000
4
Socio-Economic Applications of Geographic Information Science
Travel time matrices and peripherality indices for cars represent the perspective
of service firms and consumers, namely how many opportunities, such as clients,
markets or tourist facilities can be reached from location. Travel time matrices ...
David Kidner, Gary Higgs, Sean White, 2003
5
Managing Tourism and Hospitality Services: Theory and ...
Development – the Influence of Peripherality The perceived influence of location
on the tourism product and its development and management is outlined in the
charts and tables that follow. Table 12.14 contains a summary of the immediate ...
B. Prideaux, Gianna Moscardo, Eric Laws, 2006
6
Situated Learning: Legitimate Peripheral Participation
Changing locations and perspectives are part of actors' learning trajectories,
developing identities, and forms of membership. Furthermore, legitimate
peripherality is a complex notion, implicated in social structures involving
relations of power.
Jean Lave, Etienne Wenger, 1991
7
Linguistics Today: Facing a Greater Challenge
This gives the impression that there is a precise physical definition of
peripherality which determines directions of change in vowel shifts. However, it is
not a precise concept: "peripherality is not an absolute location in phonological
space but ...
P. G. J. van Sterkenburg, 2004
8
Attention: Philosophical and Psychological Essays
One might also suggest that peripherality is connex with respect to the subject's
total experience:43 for every two parts A and B of that experience, either A is
peripheral to B or B is peripheral to A. Yet, I believe that this is too strong; there
might, ...
Christopher Mole, Declan Smithies, Wayne Wu, 2011
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ADV EXPERIMENTAL SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY
Leavitt (1951) noted the first inadequacy and proposed an index of relative
peripherality as an alternate to relative centrality; Shaw (1954b) pointed to the
second difliculty and attempted to overcome it by an independence index. These
indices ...
10
Attention: Philosophical and Psychological Essays
One might also suggest that peripherality is connex with respect to the subject's
total experience:43 for every two parts A and B of that experience, either A is
peripheral to B or B is peripheral to A. Yet, I believe that this is too strong; there
might, ...
Christopher Mole, Declan Smithies, Wayne Wu, 2011
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PERIPHERALITY»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
peripherality is used in the context of the following news items.
Action over alleged council gerrymandering can proceed
Forum Connemara Ltd, which has been involved in programmes to tackle rural decline and peripherality since 1990, wants the court to quash a ... «Irish Times, Jun 15»
Extra investment in broadband will keep Cornwall among world's …
... for economy and culture, said: “Digital connectivity is essential in addressing Cornwall's peripherality from national and international markets. «Cable.co.uk, Jun 15»
Cornwall to benefit from superfast broadband coverage
... Economy and Culture, said: “Digital connectivity is essential in addressing Cornwall's peripherality from national and international markets.”. «Digital By Default News, Jun 15»
Not selling Aer Lingus may be the most prudent move
Ireland is among the most open and connected economies in the world despite the disadvantages of peripherality that comes with being an ... «Irish Independent, Apr 15»
City rivalries: how Newcastle became a 'poster child' for the new north
... Domesday Book doesn't even mention the north-east of England, adding that the region's long history of peripherality that must be addressed ... «The Guardian, Mar 15»
Capital One Cup Final Preview: All London Affair As Chelsea Face …
... and that perhaps is even more true when it comes to Spurs - who remain on the peripherality of the race for Champions League places. «beIN SPORTS US Breaking News, Feb 15»
Swansea more evidence of the UK's two-tier economy, says new …
“In places like Swansea you have got this problem of 'peripherality' — you're on the edge of the economy,” he said. “One important factor is ... «South Wales Evening Post, Jan 15»
Could David Villa Make a Short-Term Loan Move to Manchester City?
Furthermore, his hypothetical absence from the franchise's opening league fixtures would be seen as an admission of peripherality from the ... «Bleacher Report, Dec 14»
Jackie was far more than just a 'parish pump' politician
Though often frowned upon by those 'above in Dublin', as he called them, Jackie managed to articulate the sense of peripherality and isolation ... «Irish Independent, Dec 14»
1300 new homes for Hornsea and Withernsea
Planning consultant Thorfinn Caithness, representing a housing developer, said: "Withernsea has suffered, perhaps because of its peripherality ... «Hull Daily Mail, Nov 14»
