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constructed and can be socially caused, in other words, health is socially produced. Social scientists have found some key social factors that can influence one's health. They believe that behind the biology and medical aspect of an illness lies society. Take the example of the factors influencing the development of Coronary Heart Disease given by Nettleton. S (1995) in chapter two; 'Influences on health' of the book The Sociology of Health and Illness Polity Press Oxford ( where there exists key

states’ identities and interests can shift the culture of IR from one of conflict to one of cooperation. Members of the ‘English School’ broadly united by a shared concern with the history, dynamics, and future of something called ‘international society’. Feminists are inspired by the ideal of gender equality, and outraged by the global consequences of what they regard as the gendered character of the modern sovereign state. Poststructuralists are interested in the processes and practices that make

Multi-Dimensional Approach," Calvin Theological Journal 38 (2003) 54ff. 3 The Atonement. The Congregational Union Lecture for 1875 (London: Congregational Union of England and Wales, 189719) especially 355ff. 4 The Christian Doctrine of Creation and Redemption. Dogmatics II (trans. Olive Wyon; Philadelphia, PA: Westminster, 1952) 283-85. 630 JOURNAL OF THE EVANGELICAL THEOLOGICAL SOCIETY 2. It was a. judicial execution, the infliction of penalty (capital punishment), which, though a denial of justice

de France 156, 67-73. Augustin, J.-C., Brouillaud-Delattre, A., Rosso, L., Carlier, V. 2000a. Significance of inoculum size in the lag time of Listeria monocytogenes. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 66, 1706-1710. Augustin, J.-C., Carlier, V. 2000a. Mathematical modelling of the growth rate and lag time for Listeria monocytogenes. Int. J. Food Microbiol. 56, 29-51. Augustin, J.-C., Carlier, V. 2000b. Modelling the growth rate of Listeria monocytogenes with a multiplicative type model including interactions

affectation of illicit love makes an intoxicating diversion within the confined community of her lord's followers. Two powerful reasons urge that such love remain an affectation. The lady and her retinue are greatly outnumbered by the men in this society; and they are mostly of a higher social class. No doubt base reality sometimes upsets the pretence. But the ideal of courtly love is that the lover serves his lady with utter devotion from afar. Love poetry is a natural part of this game. Probably

terme de Karl Polanyi) dans les institutions (la culture), peut d'autant moins être ignoré, 1 2 3 4 Alfred J. Lotka*, Elements of Physical Biology, Baltimore, Williams & Wilkins, 1925, p. 354 (livre réédité sous le titre Elements of Mathematical Biology, New York, Dover, 1956, et présenté alors comme « un ouvrage classique sur l'application des mathématiques à certains aspects des sciences biologiques et sociales »). Lotka a aussi exprimé ses idées en français dans Théorie analytique des

1.1. Fowkes theory. This method was introduced by Fowkes in 1962 and has been discussed widely in the literature [8,48,66,108–112]. Fowkes divided the surface free energy into two parts, the dispersive component containing all the London forces such as dispersion (London–van der Waals), orientation (Keesom–van der Waals), induction (Debye–van der Waals) and Lifshitz–van der Waals (LW) forces, and the polar component which consists of hydrogen bonding (acid/base) components. The total surface tension

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