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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
Aging Gracefully: The Art Of Elegant Kenosis, Mary A. Pandiani
Aging Gracefully: The Art Of Elegant Kenosis, Mary A. Pandiani
Doctor of Ministry
Within American culture, the fear of aging creates an obsessive focus on staying young. The Christian church acquiesces to this fear by avoiding the imperative conversation about aging, putting at risk those in the second half of life. The beauty and shadow side of aging offer a unique opportunity to counter the cultural norm, through contemplation in spiritual- and self-awareness. A contemplative life cultivates a place to face the realities of aging. By deepening a relationship with God and others, the aging follower of Jesus Christ navigates a way through the highs and lows of getting older. Research in spirituality …
Roots, Routes, And Religion: Calling Playful Pilgrims To Follow The Way Of Jesus, Pamela Morse
Roots, Routes, And Religion: Calling Playful Pilgrims To Follow The Way Of Jesus, Pamela Morse
Doctor of Ministry
People who own and utilize their second homes frequently live in such a way that they rarely intersect with the local church in either locale, limiting opportunities to follow the Way of Jesus. An understanding of this population can help the church in a resort community to engage these second-home owners. This thesis explores two driving needs of second-home owners: the longing to escape the daily routine found in their primary home community, and the desire to significantly attach to a place of personal meaning. Play is one key way that they meet these desires. Spending rejuvenating time outdoors is …
Revitalization Of Assemblies Of God Churches In Stagnation Or Decline, Mark L. Merrill
Revitalization Of Assemblies Of God Churches In Stagnation Or Decline, Mark L. Merrill
Doctor of Ministry
This dissertation examines church revitalization in Assemblies of God churches in the United States experiencing stagnation and decline. It examines a contextualized perspective of various factors, both practical and theological, as well as various approaches that are being utilized in the field. The result is the formulation of an approach to church health from the semiotic perspective of the human body that can be used to diagnose and overcome the pervasive problem of church decline. Section 1 delineates various problems associated with church decline. Statistics and data are used to define the current reality. The problem of church decline will …
A Church Family's Path Through Founding Pastor Transition, Nick Martineau
A Church Family's Path Through Founding Pastor Transition, Nick Martineau
Doctor of Ministry
Leadership transitions are inevitable within all organizations. It is not a question of if, but when. This is particularly true within churches. Pastoral succession, particularly a long-term founding pastor’s transition, is difficult. There are many emotions and tensions to navigate for the church family, staff, elders, founding pastor, and incoming pastor, in the midst of the transition. A struggle for control often takes place in addition to a great sense of loss, confusion, and fear for many in the church family. Every transition has its own unique story. Some transitions go smoothly, while others result in pain and a disaster, …
Come To The Table: An Ancient-Future Ecclesiology, Christopher Lapp
Come To The Table: An Ancient-Future Ecclesiology, Christopher Lapp
Doctor of Ministry
The medium of the contemporary evangelical church in North America is incongruent with the gospel message. Where the gospel message invites people into a family, the evangelical church invites people into pews; while the gospel invites beggars to a feast, the evangelical church invites people to partake of a thimble of grape juice and a tasteless wafer. The Millennial generation values family and authenticity and longs for the alignment of mediums and messages.
Millennials are the largest and most diverse generation in North American history and it is vital for the evangelical church in North America to connect with them. …
Praying About Forgiveness In Japanese, English, And Beyond Words: Bilingualism As An Underexplored Resource For Christian Spiritual Formation, Andrea Lundquist Johnson
Praying About Forgiveness In Japanese, English, And Beyond Words: Bilingualism As An Underexplored Resource For Christian Spiritual Formation, Andrea Lundquist Johnson
Doctor of Ministry
Prayer understood as a form of communication and communion with the Deity is a nearly universal human activity and a core Christian practice. Christian prayer may take many shapes including colloquial, petitionary, ritual, and meditative, and may be practiced alone or with others. Prayer regarding forgiveness is both the example and command of Jesus, yet forgiveness is multidimensional, complex, and culturally conditioned in addition to being difficult because it involves change in self identity.
The question of whether the language of prayer matters for bilinguals, specifically Japanese/English speaking bilinguals, has not been researched. Neither has the area of bilingual prayer …
Missionary Reentry Transition And Disrupted Spiritual Friendships: An Introduction To Practical Theological Consideration Of Transition And Ambiguity In Life Together In Christ, Gail Hutchinson
Doctor of Ministry
Scattered throughout communities in the U.S. are Christians who have returned home following a season of living and ministering overseas. Many returnees experience a lingering sense of disorientation and disconnection that has been described as feeling like “a stranger at home” or “everything sort of fits but not quite.” Relationships with family and local friends are often affected in ways that are unclear, uncanny, and unexpected. Spiritual companionship is disrupted as returnees and local Christian friends become partial strangers to one another. Reconnection is further hindered when disorientation, unsettledness, and ambiguity are not well understood, acknowledged, and supported in many …
Infusing A Paradigm Of Mission And Multiplication Into The Greater Ohio District Of The Wesleyan Church, Christopher Dyer
Infusing A Paradigm Of Mission And Multiplication Into The Greater Ohio District Of The Wesleyan Church, Christopher Dyer
Doctor of Ministry
This dissertation will explore appropriate methodology for reinvigorating the Greater Ohio District of The Wesleyan Church by creating a new paradigm of mission and multiplication. Statistics show there is a declining number of congregations in The Wesleyan Church of North America, and specifically, within the Greater Ohio District. Local churches are being closed at a rapid rate and multi-faceted congregational multiplication is needed to replace these lost congregations and restore missional presence. The narrative of the District is one of fear, fatigue, and closed-mindedness; discriminatory against church multiplication due to nearly two decades of perceived failed attempts which resulted in …
What's So Private About Private Property?, Matthew Blake Wilson
What's So Private About Private Property?, Matthew Blake Wilson
Graduate Dissertations and Theses
This work attempts to determine what kinds of institutions—if any—the state should implement to protect private property, and investigates how individuals and communities operating within those institutions ought to behave. Because the laws produced by such institutions may conflict with community rights, social welfare, and justice, the political authorities—including judges and legislators—who operate the institutions must determine whether, and under what conditions, individual property rights ought to prevail over conflicting rights. I argue that considerations of privacy are necessary for making these determinations. Privacy—the condition that requires limitations upon the ability of others to access one’s physical spaces—has normative significance …
Index, Notes On Contributors, Notes On Editorial Board, Anna Rutherford
Index, Notes On Contributors, Notes On Editorial Board, Anna Rutherford
Kunapipi
Index, Notes on Contributors, Notes on Editorial Board
Book Reviews, Preben Kaarsholm, Jane Wilkinson, Coral Ann Howells, A L. Mcleod
Book Reviews, Preben Kaarsholm, Jane Wilkinson, Coral Ann Howells, A L. Mcleod
Kunapipi
Book Reviews
The Year That Was, Mark Macleod, Diana Brydon, Simon Garrett, Alamgir Hashmi, Kirpal Singh, Victor J. Ramraj
The Year That Was, Mark Macleod, Diana Brydon, Simon Garrett, Alamgir Hashmi, Kirpal Singh, Victor J. Ramraj
Kunapipi
Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Pakistan, Singapore, and West Indies
Chasing Flies With A Vacuum Cleaner, Leslie Choyce
A Touch Of Vinegar, Rienzi Crusz
Robert Kroetsch And The Erotics Of Prairie Fiction, John Thieme
Robert Kroetsch And The Erotics Of Prairie Fiction, John Thieme
Kunapipi
Literary forms are products of the particular soils in which they have grown and new settings may be expected to germinate new species. At the same time the notion of 'regional' writing frequently elicits a contrary set of expectations: literature which is seen as characteristic of a particular locality habitually evokes the specificity of its landscape and society through modes which are akin to traditional classic realism. The Canadian Prairie novel is clearly, like most New World literary forms, the product of cultural cross-pollination, and yet seminal twentiethcentury examples of the genre, such as Sinclair Ross's As JOT Me and …
Poems, Glen Sorestad
Poems, Jack Mapanje
Douglas Blackburn's A Burgher Quixote, Michael Rice
Douglas Blackburn's A Burgher Quixote, Michael Rice
Kunapipi
Many writers, some of whom have much more established literaryreputations than Blackburn, have been attracted by the possibilities suggested by the situation in South Africa at the end of the last century for satire.' However, without exception none of their works has endured or holds very much more than historical interest for readers today. All satire that is rooted in the particular and topical runs the risk of becoming obscure in time and overtaken by events that supplant the very issues it seeks to attack and ridicule; and herein lies much of the essential difference between Blackburn's work and that, …
Structures Of Meaning In The Novels Of Bessie Head, Joyce Johnson
Structures Of Meaning In The Novels Of Bessie Head, Joyce Johnson
Kunapipi
Recent discussions of Bessie Head's work have centred on A Question of Power and the general tendency has been to view this novel in terms of its reference to Head's experiences as a coloured South African and an exile in Botswana.' While Head's novels do reveal a deep concern with the social realities of Southern Africa, they also show a studied attempt to relate the local experiences of the characters depicted to mankind's social evolution. In linking these experimental and existential concerns, Head exploits the analogies between the conflict of forces within individuals and within a community and between the …
Bessie Head: A Tribute, Agnes Sam
Bessie Head: A Tribute, Agnes Sam
Kunapipi
Imagine a woman, placed where she has no sense of her real identity — perhaps orphaned at birth without surviving relatives, or removed from her parents. Place such a woman where the individual is defined, first by her race — 'Bantu' — European — Indian — then, remove from her a sense of racial belonging: i.e. make her the child of one White and one African parent. Then imagine this woman writing creatively, always fearful of the knowledge that the White mother she had never known had died in a mental asylum.
Poems, Antigone Kefala
A Love Story, Marian Eldridge
A Love Story, Marian Eldridge
Kunapipi
When Philip wakes again it is dayhght; as window, wash-basin, chair and then rucksacks swim into focus, this time he knows where he is: in a room in a pensione in Florence, just a stone's throw from the bridge where Dante saw Beatrice, exams over, his girl beside him. Three months of travelling. Seeing. Voyage to Discovery. New World fmds Old. He turns his head; Alvie is still asleep. Sitting up carefully, he watches a pulse ticking in her neck. Her skin is pale, winter-pale, but across the pillow her hair is a copper fire. She has used the rinse …
History And The Mythology Of Confrontation In The Year Of Living Dangerously, Hena Maes-Jelinek
History And The Mythology Of Confrontation In The Year Of Living Dangerously, Hena Maes-Jelinek
Kunapipi
When Wilson Harris made this statement he was referring to those whom he calls 'the nameless forgotten dead', i.e., the suffering multitudes whose lives usually go unrecorded in history books, yet who carry the burden of history. They are involved in what he has termed 'the paradox of non-existence',^ the fact that so much experience, both actual and psychological, is passed over in silence in factual history or conventional narrative and appears to be non-existent. For Harris these unrecorded, unwritten lives are 'a catalyst of sensibility'.' The function of art is to retrieve them from forgetfulness and to give life …
Interview, Christopher J. Koch
Interview, Christopher J. Koch
Kunapipi
Christopher Koch was interviewed by John Thieme in London on 18 April 1985.
Maybe It's Because I'M A Londoner, C J. Koch
Maybe It's Because I'M A Londoner, C J. Koch
Kunapipi
London, in my earliest days, came to me always as a set of images by night.
Kunapipi 8 (1) 1986, Contents, Editorial, Anna Rutherford
Kunapipi 8 (1) 1986, Contents, Editorial, Anna Rutherford
Kunapipi
Contents, Editorial
"Unfinished Nations. A Review Of Astrid Norén-Nilsson's Cambodia's Second Kingdom.", Erik W. Davis Davise@Macalester.Edu
"Unfinished Nations. A Review Of Astrid Norén-Nilsson's Cambodia's Second Kingdom.", Erik W. Davis Davise@Macalester.Edu
Erik W. Davis
Andrew Farkas, James A. Drake Ph.D.
Andrew Farkas, James A. Drake Ph.D.
Andrew Farkas
Roosevelt, Naturally, Duane G. Jundt
Roosevelt, Naturally, Duane G. Jundt
Northwestern Review
This essay examines the outpouring of works on Theodore Roosevelt the conservationist and hunter since the publication of Douglas Brinkley’s The Wilderness Warrior in 2009. It provides brief reviews of several books, including children’s books, and an episode of a television documentary series. It also looks at two museum exhibitions and a play that deal with Roosevelt and conservation. The essay emphasizes the centrality that many of the works give to the connection between Roosevelt’s environmental ethos and his hunting. Under review are Douglas Brinkley, The Wilderness Warrior: Theodore Roosevelt and the Crusade for America; R.L. Wilson, Theodore Roosevelt: …
On Behalf Of Theatre In Rural America, Robert J. Hubbard
On Behalf Of Theatre In Rural America, Robert J. Hubbard
Northwestern Review
This essay is a theatre review with a sense of place: the small-town-rural upper Midwest in the spring of 2008. The author assesses Tim Robbins, Dead Man Walking, as staged at Dordt College, Sioux Center, Iowa; Jeff Barker, Terror Texts, as staged at Northwestern College, Orange City, Iowa; and Adam Long, Reed Martin, and Austin Tichenor, The Complete Works of William Shakespeare, Abridged, as staged at Augustana College, Sioux Falls, South Dakota.