... This article is published and distributed under the terms of the Oxford University Press, Standard Journals Publication Model (https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model) Between June and October 2011, participants were recruited from a Sydney Maltese...

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... causes of bias within Maltese maritime history, then proceeds to details naval, shipping, trade, and harbour-related publications. The final part of the chapter is devoted to social history publications and the academic attempts to restore the numerous gaps in the history relating to areas...

...This chapter discusses the period of Maltese prehistory when the first settlers arrived on the Maltese Islands. However, it is noted that seafaring activity in the Mediterranean dates back to about 10,000 B.C., and evidence shows that human beings had developed the ability to navigate...

...This chapter discusses the period during which the Maltese Islands were under the Muslim sphere of political and cultural influence, followed by the religious transformation of the Maltese population from Muslim beliefs to devout Roman Catholicism. It is noted that between 1530 and 1789...

...This chapter gives a brief outline of Maltese history in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. The fall of the Order of the Knights of Saint John provided a logical point at which to conclude two hundred years of Maltese maritime history, and is considered to be ancillary to the study...

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...Figurative art developed in the Maltese islands during the Neolithic, as part of the Temple Culture that flourished c.3500–2500 bc. Anthropomorphic and zoomorphic figurines, carved from stone or modelled in terracotta represented, not only a distinct Maltese identity...

... text may also be seen as a translator, and to advocate more interaction between the fields of Translation Studies and Creative Writing. Using case studies of heterolingual and self-translated texts by Maltese writers, it explores how such texts might be read and translated in ways that resist...

... extension analogical French Amharic Ge‘ez Tigrinya Zway Awngi bridging contexts for reanalysis conjunction Oromo indefinites double negation Dynamic Syntax n words negative concord disjunction free choice items focus Afar ellipsis Maltese non veridicality scope of negation Sicilian...

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... also explores the risqué double-entendres used in the film and how the film censors allowed them to go to production. Big Sleep The screenwriting Siegel Don Warner Brothers Malone Dorothy Maltese Falcon The previews To Have and Have Not Warner Jack Brackett Leigh censorship Chandler Raymond...

... The Maltese Falcon, Raymond Chandler's Murder My Sweet, and Cornell Woolrich's Black Angel. Detectives Laws crime film’s portrayal of Morality Labor crime film and Labor’s Untold Story Roosevelt Franklin D World War II WWII corporations profiting during...

... environments, past experiences, instinctual urges, and mysterious fates. This article presents a close analysis of two of the most central and critically acclaimed films noirs, The Maltese Falcon (1941) and Double Indemnity (1944). These films blend naturalist narrative...

...This chapter reviews the prosodic systems and intonational phonology of a group of Southern European languages: Italian, French, Greek, and Maltese. It describes their stress, phrasing, rhythm, and intonational phonology, with particular attention to phonologically informed experimental work...

.../testatrix, of the witnesses, and of the notary on every page of the will. The will must also contain a declaration made by the notary that it has been drawn up and published in the presence of two witnesses. A public will must be drawn up in either Maltese or English. Malta is a unitary state with one...

..., their standing was compromised by large numbers of poor and unruly compatriots. Maltese British subjects exemplified the subaltern burden that accompanied the capitulations. Bayumi ʿAli Salama al Cookson Sir Charles First Royal Warwickshire Regiment Lawler Andrew colonialism consular court nationality...

...This chapter discusses the Maltese language, with the aim of determining the Arabic roots of Maltese. Malta had been under Islamic rule for many centuries, but its close association with Europe coloured its culture. The discussion focuses on Maltese idioms culled from K. Fenech's Idjomi...

... years of age ⁽¹⁾ Traditional Maltese weights are converted into the metric system. Fig 8.1 Troops disembark from ships in Grand Harbor, Malta, January 21, 1942. (IWM GM 344) Fig 8.2 Kingsway, the heavily bomb-damaged principal street in Valletta, Malta, being cleared of debris...

... fatale ultimately forces him to acknowledge, proving to be the more resilient of the two, even if she brings death to both. Big Sleep The 1946 Howard Hawks Bogart Humphrey Bronfen Elisabeth Doane Mary Ann Hammett Dashiell Huston John Maltese Falcon The 1941 John Huston Astor Mary Curtiz Michael...