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Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences
Mystery At Metropolitan: The Legend Of The Missing Backpack, Josh Simmons
Mystery At Metropolitan: The Legend Of The Missing Backpack, Josh Simmons
Quill & Scope
No abstract provided.
What Lies Within, Nicole G. Montes
On Depression, Carl Palad
The Complicated Existence Of Psychedelic Drugs, Corinne Stonebraker
The Complicated Existence Of Psychedelic Drugs, Corinne Stonebraker
Quill & Scope
No abstract provided.
Haitian History And Culture: A Selection Of Online Resources, Marjorie Charlot
Haitian History And Culture: A Selection Of Online Resources, Marjorie Charlot
Touro College Libraries Publications and Research
The author describes several useful internet resources for researching Haitian history and culture.
Graphic Editorials Fighting The Status Quo: Artists And Social Critics During The World Wars, Rhoda Terry-Seidenberg
Graphic Editorials Fighting The Status Quo: Artists And Social Critics During The World Wars, Rhoda Terry-Seidenberg
Lander College of Arts and Sciences Publications and Research
The author discusses the works of political posters, caricatures, and cartoons and how the artists used their craft to make graphic editorials against the status quo during the two World Wars.
Dressing Up: Religion And Ethnicity In Israeli National Dolls, Maya Balakirsky Katz
Dressing Up: Religion And Ethnicity In Israeli National Dolls, Maya Balakirsky Katz
Graduate School of Jewish Studies Publications and Research
This article considers Israel’s national image both at home and abroad through the framework of Israeli costume dolls, looking specifically at the way that gender played a role in Israel’s national image as it travelled from domestic production to international reception. Initially, predominantly female doll makers produced three main types of Israeli dolls, but over time the religious Eastern European male doll triumphed in the pantheon of national types. Produced for retail sale to non-Hebrew speaking tourists by immigrant woman, the Eastern European religious male doll came to represent Israel abroad while the market pushed representations of the Middle Eastern …
Differences Between The Early Stages Of The Unemployment Rates: The Great Recession Vs. The Great Depression, Lall Ramrattan, Michael Szenberg
Differences Between The Early Stages Of The Unemployment Rates: The Great Recession Vs. The Great Depression, Lall Ramrattan, Michael Szenberg
Lander College of Arts and Sciences Publications and Research
We test for differences between the Great Recession and the Great Depression in the US, using unemployment rates. The test used is ANOVA. The hypothesis advanced is that the early phases of the recession and depression are non-different. At first we reject the hypothesis. But by incorporating government involvement for the two periods, we obtain moderate arguments for the acceptance of the hypothesis. The paper starts out with background ideas of the two periods, then proceeds to the testing based on actual data, deviation of actual from normal or NAIRU rates, and adjusted data for government capital injection and subsidies.
Emotional Processing In Music: Study In Affective Responses To Tonal Modulation In Controlled Harmonic Progressions And Real Music, Marina Korsakova-Kreyn, Jay W. Dowling
Emotional Processing In Music: Study In Affective Responses To Tonal Modulation In Controlled Harmonic Progressions And Real Music, Marina Korsakova-Kreyn, Jay W. Dowling
Lander College for Women - The Anna Ruth and Mark Hasten School Publications and Research
Tonal modulation is one of the main structural and expressive aspects of music in the European musical tradition. Experiment 1 investigated affective responses to modulations to all eleven major and minor keys (relative to the starting tonality) in brief, specially constructed harmonic progressions, by using six bipolar scales related to valence, potency, and synaesthesia. The results indicated the dependence of affective response on degree of modulation in terms of key proximity, and of mode. Experiment 2 examined affective responses to the most common modulations in nineteenth-century piano music: to the subdominant, dominant, and minor sixth in the major mode. The …
The Lander Chronicle Volume Ii, Issue Ii, Lander College For Men
The Lander Chronicle Volume Ii, Issue Ii, Lander College For Men
Yearbooks and Newsletters
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