A personal academic and professional site providing detailed information about Dr. Thareja’s educational background, research interests, publications, and professional achievements. The homepage features an introduction to Dr. Thareja, outlining her expertise in linguistics, cognitive science, and language education, along with a summary of her contributions to these fields. The site additionally includes sections such as research projects, conference presentations, and links to published papers, serving as a comprehensive resource for those interested in her scholarly work.
The website is designed primarily for an audience of academic peers, students, and professionals interested in linguistics and cognitive research, providing a clear overview of Dr. Thareja’s contributions and ongoing scholarly activities.
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monique in hellendoorn
I have been asked to make an installation for a two-year project titled "Moving and Landing" in (and around) the House of Culture and Administration in Nijverdal, district of Hellendoorn (the Netherlands). On this weblog, I'm writing about this project in Dutch (which is the language spoken in the district of Hellendoorn).
The Walking Body 4
The Walking Body 4 (TWB4) is an international gathering of walking artists, organized since 2018, in the Portuguese city of Guimarães, at Bairro C and the Art Gallery Garagem Avenida/EAAD. It includes a week of workshops and a presentation of the work of national and international walking artists.
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