Dennis Overholser Livres

With an exciting activity book, more than 50 stickers, a fun travel snap game, and an inflatable globe, this travel pack is overflowing with ways to entertain children on the go. This rucksack travel set is full of awesome activities that will keep kids busy for hours (as well as providing excellent value for money!). The Travel Activity Book gives readers a fascinating insight into life and culture around the world and is packed with boredom busters; from games and puzzles to play, to doodles to draw and stickers to stick. There's a handy pull-out sticker sheet featuring 30 flags and 10 iconic locations from around the world, as well as animals and other fun travel-related stickers that can be stuck in the book. Children will love playing Travel Snap and learning about famous landmarks through the stunning photographs of scenes from around the world. And the most fun part? There's an inflatable globe that doubles up as a beach ball, perfect for games by the pool or in the garden! All the contents come in a handy backpack which is perfect for children to carry whilst on holiday and means they won't lose any of the parts. Travelling just got a lot more fun!

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Im Laufe ihrer wissenschaftlichen Karriere hat Christina Gansel Forschungsbeiträge zu verschiedenen linguistischen Arbeitsfeldern veröffentlicht; von ihren Anfängen in der Grammatikforschung, über Forschungen im Kontext der Semantik von Verben, bis hin zu umfassenden Arbeiten im Bereich der Textlinguistik. So vielfältig und heterogen diese Arbeitsbereiche auf den ersten Blick wirken, lässt sich zu allen der Systembegriff als Orientierungspunkt produktiv in Beziehung setzen. An die Forschungsthemen Christina Gansels wird im Rahmen dieser Festschrift angeschlossen, wobei der Text-Sprache-System-Zusammenhang als einende Klammer dient. In the course of her scientific career, Christina Gansel has published contributions on a wide variety of linguistic issues; from her beginnings in grammar research, to research in the context of the semantics of verbs, to comprehensive work in the field of text linguistics. As diverse and heterogeneous as these fields of work may seem at first, the concept of system can be productively related to all of them. Christina Gansel's research topics are now to be productively connected within the framework of a Festschrift, whereby the text-language-system context is to serve as a unifying bracket.