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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
D’Apollinaire À Dalí : Les Relations Entre La France Et L’Espagne Au Début Du 20e Siècle [From Apollinaire To Dalí: Franco-Spanish Cultural Exchanges In The Early 20th Century], Emily Wieder
History: Student Scholarship & Creative Work
To demonstrate the intersection of French studies, history, and international relations, the project focuses on the cultural exchanges among French poets, like Guillaume Apollinaire and André Breton, and Spanish painters, principally Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dalí, during the rise of surrealism. More specifically, the project spans World War I, the Spanish Civil War, and World War II. In addition to evaluating paintings, research employs literary and historical sources, such as French poems, and extracts from surrealist periodicals such as Le Surréalisme au service de la revolution and VVV. Analysis from an international relations perspective facilitate interpreting the works, all of …
How Do Current World History Curricula Map To A Global Perspective Approach To Multicultural Education?, Gillian Engelbrecht
How Do Current World History Curricula Map To A Global Perspective Approach To Multicultural Education?, Gillian Engelbrecht
Education: Student Scholarship & Creative Works
This thesis explores the way local world history curricula do well, and not so well, at incorporating a global perspective approach to multicultural education.
La Conciliation Entre Le Travail Et La Vie Privee Aux Etats-Unis Et La France: Une Analyse Culturelle Et Historique, Blair Hendricks
La Conciliation Entre Le Travail Et La Vie Privee Aux Etats-Unis Et La France: Une Analyse Culturelle Et Historique, Blair Hendricks
Modern Languages: Student Scholarship & Creative Works
Les différences entre deux cultures sont souvent reconnues, mais elles sont rarement bien comprises. Par exemple, les normes de travail aux Etats-Unis et en France sont très différentes ; par rapport à la conciliation entre le travail et la vie privée. Les Américains n’ont pas certaines lois universelles, comme le congé maternité/paternité, et en France les longes vacances annuels sont normales. Cependant, ces différences entre les normes de travail entre les deux pays sont souvent expliquées comme des résultats de différences culturelles, sans plus d’explication. Une analyse de la culture et l’histoire illustre pourquoi ces différences existent, et comment la …
What's The Point? : All-Women Schools In Literature And Film, Jerica Shuck
What's The Point? : All-Women Schools In Literature And Film, Jerica Shuck
English: Student Scholarship & Creative Works
No abstract provided.
History Of Interfaith Leadership In America : Documented Using Geographic Information Systems (Gis), Amanda Herzog, Tracy Sadd, David Bowne
History Of Interfaith Leadership In America : Documented Using Geographic Information Systems (Gis), Amanda Herzog, Tracy Sadd, David Bowne
Religious Studies: Student Scholarship & Creative Works
What is the history of the interfaith movement in the United States? What does it look like geographically over time? This project aims to document the movement from the earliest known instance of interfaith action in America, to todays vibrant culture. This new resource is designed to help interfaith leaders and interfaith educators have a visual way to analyze and integrate key people, groups, locations, and events in the interfaith movement in the United States. This project is aimed to benefit anyone interested in having a multinodal and multimodal understanding of the history of interfaith leadership in the United States
World Conference Of Religions For Peace : Understanding Japanese Perspectives On Peacemaking, Matthew J. Smith
World Conference Of Religions For Peace : Understanding Japanese Perspectives On Peacemaking, Matthew J. Smith
History: Student Scholarship & Creative Work
This presentation as a part of the Center for Global Understanding and Peacemaking's 2018 panel "Peace and Conflict Studies: Field Research Reports from the Philippines, Zanzibar, and Japan" features the analysis of peacemaking in Japan based on the February 2018 meeting of the World Conference of Religions for Peace - Japan.
Militarism As A Theme In Nazi Education And Youth Organizations, Matthew J. Smith
Militarism As A Theme In Nazi Education And Youth Organizations, Matthew J. Smith
History: Student Scholarship & Creative Work
The rise of Nazism in Germany led to reform in the state education system. This included subversive themes of militarism in typically non-nationalistic subjects, as well as inflated nationalism in subjects such as history and geography. The militaristic themes in the Nazis’ educational system paralleled the mission of the youth organizations in Germany during this period. These youth organizations also used the psychology of German adolescents to further indoctrinate and achieve their mission of creating a generation of ready servants of the German fascist state.