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1.3.9 Oil Spray1.3.10 Cracker Breaking; 1.4 Hard Sweet Biscuits; 1.5 Process for Hard Sweet Biscuits; 1.5.1 Description; 1.5.2 Product Specification; 1.5.3 Formulation; 1.5.4 Critical Ingredients; 1.5.5 Mixing; 1.5.6 Forming; 1.5.7 Baking; 1.5.8 Cooling; 1.6 Short Doughs: Rotary Moulded Biscuits; 1.7 Short Doughs (Moulded Biscuits); 1.8 Process for a Moulded Short Dough Biscuit; 1.8.1 Description; 1.8.2 Product Specification; 1.8.3 Formulation; 1.8.4 Critical Ingredients; 1.8.5 Mixing; 1.8.6 Standing Time; 1.8.7 Rotary Moulding; 1.8.8 Baking; 1.8.9 Cooling; 1.9 Cookies

Making otherness the norm / Judit Brody -- The family background and achievements of Walter Edmund Roth / Barrie Reynolds -- Henry Ling Roth : the natives of Sarawak and British North Borneo / Robert Hampson -- The making of Great Benin : Felix Norman Roth and Henry Ling Roth / Russell McDougall -- The primitive body and colonial administration : Henry Ling Roth's approach to body modification / Alice Gorman -- From Oxford to the bush : W.E. Roth, W.B. Spencer and Australian anthropology / John Mulvaney -- Ethnological studies and archaeology of north west central Queensland / Iain Davidson -- W.E. Roth and the study of Aboriginal languages in Queensland / Gavan Breen -- W.E. Roth on Asians in Sustralia / Regina Ganter -- The legacy of a 'lazy character' : Walter Roth's contribution to the ethnography collections of the Queensland Museum / Richard Robins -- The life and times of Walter Edmund Roth in north Queensland : the first protector, the Australian museum and scandal / Kate Khan -- Naked shame : nation, science and indigenous knowledge in Walter Roth's interventions into frontier sexualities / Ann McGrath -- Walter Edmund Roth : Royal commissioner of Western Australia, 1904 / Geoffrey Gray -- Walter Roth and ethno-pornography / Helen Pringle -- An indigenous compendium : Walter E. Roth and the ethnology of British Guiana / Neil L. Whitehead -- 'Protector of Indians' : assessing Walter Roth's legacy in policy towards Amerindians in Guyana / Janette Bulkan and Arif Bulkan -- Vincent Roth : the man, his life and his work / Michael Bennett -- George Kingsley Roth and the Fijian way of life / Julian Croft

There is growing evidence that some species other than the human have behaviour that should be called cultural. Questions arise, then, of how human (and, perhaps, ape) cultures are different from those of other animals and how they have become so different. Human cultures are creative, generating new patterns of behaviour from those learned from others. Stone tool making provided a niche for the recruitment of tools and tool‐making processes from one function to another. This is something not yet recorded for apes. This article explores the possible role of stone tools in the emergence of this creativity.

The concept of mediation is presented through comments on a selected bibliography. The authors emphasize points not previously highlighted in the mentioned works and clarify some of the basic issues involved in developing a sophisticated concept of mediation for use by professional workers and researchers: the uniqueness of the blind child's developmental mode, the need to go beyond comparisons with sighted children, and the various types of mediation required.

An analysis of a study that explored the possibility of teaching young blind adults social negotiation skills through group procedures. Although educational and clinical rather than experimental in orientation, the study was conducted systematically and evaluated both formatively and summatively. The authors conclude that the study was largely successful and make recommendations concerning the use of group procedures in similar studies in the future.

The notion of mediating the environment is examined and related to the unique developmental mode of young blind children. Emphasis is placed on the use of systematic conceptualization of development and mediation in relation to each other. Stages of mediation are identified, and three types of mediation are presented and illustrated.