In this translation, Watsuji Tetsurō provides an overview of the life and work Raphael von Koeber who introduced taught philosophy at Tokyo Imperial University to some most eminent Japanese intellectuals that period. focuses on character Koeber, rather than his intellectual achievements, as having incomparably profound effect upon students. regard, by discussing sphere influence, simultaneously...

This thesis investigates the use of sentence final particles (SFPs) in heritage Cantonese. Heritage speakers are early or sequential bilinguals who, in adulthood, are more proficient in the dominant language of their society than in their first, “heritage” language. Heritage speakers exhibit systematic divergence from the baseline (the language they were exposed to), a number of which can be at...

Digital technologies are becoming extremely important for web-based cultural heritage applications. This thesis presents novel digital technology solutions to ̳access and interact‘ with digital heritage objects and collections. These innovative solutions utilize service orientation (web services), workflows, and social networking and Web 2.0 mashup technologies to innovate the creation, interpr...

This paper extends on recent research in digital cultural heritage by arguing for an enhanced engagement with post-processual archaeology. While recent digital heritage projects have demonstrated an effective use of high end user interaction with elements adapted from computer games and interactive new media systems, the dominant trend in digital heritage remains highly dependent on determinist...

Documentary heritage reflects the diversity of languages, peoples and cultures. It is the mirror of the world and its memory. But this memory is fragile. Every day, irreplaceable parts of this memory disappear for ever. A considerable proportion of the world's documentary heritage disappears through ‘natural’ causes: acidified paper crumbles away, leather, parchment, film and magnetic tape are ...

This paper discusses the results of project entitled Heritage for all: Perception past and archaeo- logical heritage by people with intellectual disabili- ties, which authors carried out on a group 14 young individuals who were diagnosed intel- lectual disabilities. The aimed to detect how is perceived conceptualized students learning cognitive problems we, archaeologists museum workers, can tr...

ABSTRACT Reuse and sharing of archaeological data are tied to ethics in practice, research design, the rights Indigenous peoples decision-making about their heritage. In this article, authors discuss how CARE (Collective benefit, Authority control, Responsibility, Ethics) principles governance create intellectual space for research. We show archaeologists can use framework highlight hidden cost...

This paper examines the cultural heritage resources of Macau in tandem with the city’s development. The investigation encompasses the actual condition of Macau’s cultural heritage tourism and the challenges and opportunities for its future development. Based on the experiences of other countries, the authors set strategic goals, provide an overall path and developmental strategies, and create a...

This study examined the role of adolescents' and mothers' self-reports of English and heritage language proficiency in youth's academic and emotional adjustment among 444 Chinese American families. Adolescents who were proficient in English tended to exhibit higher reading achievement scores, math achievement scores, and overall GPA. Mothers who were English proficient tended to have children w...