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"Chartoasis.com: Book of market data" tells about the kinds of market data and how to get them. Tells important factors of using market data and warns you for possible errors in data that may lead to wrong decisions. If you are new to stock trading you will find a lot of new things in this book. If you are an advanced trader you will see things in a different way and you may get some new ideas after reading this book. If you are writing a study this book can be more than useful. There were no other books about this topic so far. This e-book contains the experiences of our software team gained while the development of Chartoasis.com's free technical analysis software and other stock analyzing tools.
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Evoluzione della cellula ritmica Swing
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Evoluzione della cellula ritmica Swing
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Anneliese Penzendorfers Audiofeature liefert eine kreative sowie auch wissenschaftliche Annäherung an den bis dato nicht definierten Begriff „Sprachreste“. Das Wort Rest bezeichnet etwas Übriggebliebenes. Sprache ist ein Kommunikations- bzw. Zeichensystem von sinnvoll verbundenen Lauten, mit dessen Hilfe Gedanken und Gefühle ausgedrückt und Informationen vermittelt werden. Aber was sind nun Sprachreste? Sprachliche Reste, Reduzierungen, Reduktionen finden sich im mündlichen wie auch im schriftlichen Sprachgebrauch. Die Herangehensweise der Produzentin an den Untersuchungsgegenstand bestand darin, in vielen verschiedenen Disziplinen nach Sprachresten zu fragen, zu suchen und diese zu untersuchen. Penzendorfer sammelte Wörter, Töne, Sätze, Sprache. Die oft sehr unterhaltsamen Sprachproben sind im Feature pointiert eingebaut, werden aber auch von Experten aus dem Bereich der Sprach-, Literatur-, Theaterwissenschaft, Soziologie sowie Pädagogik kommentiert. Da der Ausdruck Sprachreste wissenschaftlich (noch) nicht fundiert ist, soll das Audiofeature eine Annäherung bzw. einen so genannten „Forschungszwischenbericht“ darstellen. Dieser ist in einen Prolog und fünf Akte eingeteilt und verbindet Elemente von Hörspiel, Reportage und Dokumentation. Das breite Feld der Sprachreste wird von Penzendorfer gründlich durchleuchtet, durchforstet und auch kritisch hinterfragt, um zu erfahren, was sich alles hinter diesem Begriff verbergen kann. Sie selbst tritt in dem Feature als protokollierende Forscherin auf, die die gesammelten Sprachproben, Erkenntnisse, Forschungsfortschritte und die sich daraus resultierenden Ergebnisse kommentiert. So reich und vielschichtig das Audiofeature an unterschiedlichen Standpunkten, Ideen und Herangehensweisen ist, stellt sich am Ende zu Recht die Frage, warum es den Ausdruck „Sprachreste“ eigentlich nicht gibt.
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