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Association Between Participating for Activities of Disability Prevention with Transportation and Subjective Well-Being: A Retrospective Observational Study in Suburbs of Japan
*Jean Woo1,2,3, Ruby Yu1,2, Grace Leung2, Creamy Chiu3, Angel Hui3, Florence Ho3
*Jean Woo1,2,3, Ruby Yu1,2, Grace Leung2, Creamy Chiu3, Angel Hui3, Florence Ho3*Jean Woo1,2,3, Ruby Yu1,2, • Barbanes, Eleanor. Heartland and province: Urban and rural settlement in the Neo-Assyrian Empire. Goodarzi-Tabrizi, Shoki. The worked bone remains of Hallan Cemi Tepesi, an early Neolithic site in Southeastern Turkey. Kroenke, Karin Roberta. Type II river crafts: Description and classification of ancient Egyptian model boats of the first intermediate period through the New Kingdom. Ross, Jennifer Carol. The golden ruler: Precious metals and political development in the third millennium B.C. Near East. Wong, Diana Pickworth. Stamp seals of the ancient Yemen. Yaqub, Nadia Gail. Drinking from the well of poetry: Tradition, composition, and identity in the oral Palestinian poetry duel. Angali, Koorosh. Afsan i buz ud muy: 'The fable of the goat and the date-palm'. Brookes, Douglas Scott. Tables of delicacies concerning the rules of social gatherings: An annotated translation of Gelibolulu Mustafa Ali’s Meva’idu’n- Nefa’is fi Kava’idi’l-Mecalis. • An invitation to rediscover the diversity of 20th-century Arab modernism and to take a fresh look at the history of art scenes still little known in Europe, focusing on the relationship between Arab artists and Paris throughout the last century. Arab presences. Modern Art and Decolonisation. Paris 1908-1988 is part of a historical rehabilitation project. Dissertations in MELC
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Arab Presences – Modern Art and Decolonisation – Paris 1908-1988
By means of a chronological and transnational circuit (from North Africa to West Asia), the book examines Paris' role in the development of modern Arab art, inviting us to explore the places where artists trained, exhibited, exchanged and met. The featured works have been sourced from the reserves of French museums and family archives, as well as from major foundations and museums in the Arab world.
More than one hundred and thirty artists are presented against an historical backdrop of decolonisation divided into four chronological periods (1908-19