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INTUITION Intuition
Ole Koksvik, C Ole Koksvik, For Jo-anne Weinman, Ole Andreas, Klæboe Koksvik
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This thesis is solely the work of its author. No part of it has previously been submitted for any degree, or is currently being submitted for any other degree. To the best of my knowledge, any help received in prepar-ing this thesis, and all sources used, have been duly acknowledged. As is the case almost everywhere, in Australia, half the population is ef-fectively discriminated against. Numerous areas persist in which women occupy unequal positions in relation to men; being paid less and being underrepresented in nearly all places of power are just two examples. Biased language encourages biased thought. It is therefore the clear responsibility of those whose work is the written word to ensure that bias is not perpetuated by our hand. This thesis is prepared with this in mind. Any remaining sexist use of language is unintentional, and regretted. I acknowledge and celebrate the First Australians on whose traditional lands I have lived and worked while writing this thesis, on whose tra-ditional lands the Australian National University is located, and whose cultures are among the oldest continuing cultures in human history.
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Koksvik, O., Koksvik, C. O., Weinman, F. J.-A., Andreas, O., & Koksvik, K. (2011). INTUITION Intuition.
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