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Global Journal of Human-Social Science

Volume 23 Issue G12

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0975-587X

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2249-460X

Online Publication Date

January 5, 2024

Print Publication Date

January 5, 2024

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Joel Laffita Rivera et al.

An Artificial Intelligence (AI) Research-Doing Approach for Higher Education

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Adrian Muscat

Three Women, Three Generations: An In-Depth Case Study of Language Retention and Shift in One Family from the Maltese Australian Community in Melbourne

● 05 Jan 2024

Hermes Julián Mora Santos et al.

In Search of the Perennial Orgasm, a Perception From Total Quality, Globalization in Education and Didactic Approaches

● 05 Jan 2024

Flaviane Faria Carvalho et al.

Gender Equality on The Label’s Children’s Book Covers Boitatá Editorial: A Multimodal Look

● 05 Jan 2024

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An Artificial Intelligence (AI) Research-Doing Approach for Higher Education

Three Women, Three Generations: An In-Depth Case Study of Language Retention and Shift in One Family from the Maltese Australian Community in Melbourne

In Search of the Perennial Orgasm, a Perception From Total Quality, Globalization in Education and Didactic Approaches

Gender Equality on The Label’s Children’s Book Covers Boitatá Editorial: A Multimodal Look

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