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01:03:49 Deaf Children Create Their Own Language Deaf Children Create Their Own Language	Deaf Children Create Their Own Language Deaf Children Create Their Own Language The Birth Of Nicaraguan Sign Language Present by Molly Flaherty EdSign Lecture Tuesday 24 April 2018 emotion people generation disability sign language philosophical terminology number community individual deaf education nicaraguan nicaragua children musical quintets deaf community human communication thing sign languages psycholinguistics former spanish colonies oral communication systems theory languages systems deafness caption complete today deaf child fusional languages edsign linguistics school republics general population systems science applied linguistics hearing family british society deaf signers structure street furniture younger language a.s.l. grammy award-winning artists deaf culture developmental psychology paying attention member states of the united nations s.l. deaf people business software language acquisition signer pedagogy song recordings produced by paul mccartney childhood From Ileana Iacobescu on April 25th, 2018 0 likes 124 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
10:48 Rising Voices presentation for Celtic Knot - 6… Rising Voices presentation for Celtic Knot - 6 July 2017	Rising Voices presentation for Celtic Knot - 6 July 2017 Eddie Ávila is the Director of Rising Voices, the outreach arm of Global Voices, where he works to support underrepresented communities, especially those that speak indigenous languages,… organizers aesthetics research methods consciousness wayuunaiki researcher wikimedia andean community of nations philosophical terminology concepts in physics community connections cognitive science federal countries learning blogs education research liberal democracies conference linguistics group knowledge giving people wikipedia internet slang languages generation information science types of university or college communication political geography speaker computing terminology g15 nations activities open methodologies sociology index rising voices internet celtic knot republics nahuatl words and phrases types of organization digital technology effects g20 nations ontology opportunity psychology geography terminology educational psychology language workshop university experience collaboration member states of the united nations affiliates information and uncertainty computer programming participation xml-based standards design project challenge celticknot From Ewan McAndrew on July 5th, 2017 0 likes 21 plays 0 Publisher Ewan McAndrew - Wikimedian in Residence Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Share A Like Language English Date Created July 5th, 2017
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10:22 Jelte Harnmeijer - How Sustainable is Capitalism? Jelte Harnmeijer - How Sustainable is Capitalism?	Jelte Harnmeijer - How Sustainable is Capitalism? For subtitling economic problems opinions basic financial concepts economists legal entities people energy personhood concepts in physics energy conversion effects single-party states growth pricing urban studies and planning earth economic democracy philosophy of law market structure and pricing geography macroeconomics rural geography remains economic theories ideologies investment environmentalism cockenzie de-carbonization business law increasing economic growth economy philosophical terminology business commerce marketing example logic incentives climate republics costs sustainability chemical engineering understand island countries administrative divisions economic systems technologies coastal and oceanic landforms western europe information individualism chemical processes geography terminology industry economies forms of government capitalism member states of the united nations political philosophy economic political economy emissions contract law decreasing sustainable mitigating problem climate change policy examples From Stuart Nicol on November 23rd, 2016 0 likes 59 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
04:26 Economic Democracy Block4a v2: Degeneration &… Economic Democracy Block4a v2: Degeneration & Possible Solutions	Economic Democracy Block4a v2: Degeneration & Possible Solutions Welcome to Economic Democracy: The Cooperative Alternative, our MOOC about worker-owned and worker-controlled firms. We often hear that political democracy is the best available form of… sector force cooperative companies labour law number financial members. countries of the mediterranean sea additionally agricultural economic democracy employment caption complete mooc usa co-ops character shares france forestry difficulties plywood forces degeneration associations co-op finance business million worker republics cooperatives market socialism effects members population surprisingly coops industry countries in europe types of organization experience degeneration. From Nuria Fraile Diaz on November 9th, 2016 0 likes 19 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language english

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