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In the Service of Photographic Projection: Photography and Optical Lantern Culture

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By Bart Moens
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Recent research demonstrates that the magic lantern played a vital role in the visual culture of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, in particular through the use of photographic positive glass slides. By projecting photographic images during audiovisual performances, masses of people were entertained, educated or exposed to propaganda.
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Waardig werk is essentieel voor menselijk en sociaal kapitaal, dit wordt ook in Vlaanderen niet steeds gerealiseerd

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By Bart Moens
| kenniswest.be
Oorspronkelijke titel: Werkgevers hebben de morele en economische plicht om waardig en betekenisvol werk te bieden Bron: De Gids op Maatschappelijk Gebied, 2026, 2 18-03-2026 Publicatiedatum: 16-03-2026 Het artikel stelt dat werkgevers een morele en economische verantwoordelijkheid dragen om waardig en betekenisvol werk te bieden. Het bespreekt het recht op arbeid vanuit mensenrechten en koppelt dit aan arbeidskwaliteit en inclusieve arbeidsdeelname.
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Auditory-motor synchronization in developmental coordination disorder: Effects on interlimb coordination during walking and running

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By Mieke Goetschalckx, Peter Feys, Eugène Rameckers, Bart Moens
| Wiley Online Library Verified
INTRODUCTION Developmental coordination disorder (DCD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder affecting around 6% of school-aged children.1 It is characterized by deficiencies in various aspects of motor coordination, predictive motor control, skill automatization, and postural control.2, 3 The manifestation and severity of DCD are heterogeneous4 and present without underlying neurological, intellectual, or visual deficits.1 These motor challenges negatively impact children's daily activities,...
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