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Waiting For A Funeral In Srebrenica: The Tenth Anniversary Of The Fall Of Srebrenica, Nicholas Hayes
Waiting For A Funeral In Srebrenica: The Tenth Anniversary Of The Fall Of Srebrenica, Nicholas Hayes
Headwaters
No abstract provided.
To Asia With Love: Toward Experiential Asian Studies At Csb/Sju, P. Richard Bohr
To Asia With Love: Toward Experiential Asian Studies At Csb/Sju, P. Richard Bohr
Headwaters
No abstract provided.
German Identity Changing With The European Union: More European, Less German, More Local, Anna Lisa Ohm
German Identity Changing With The European Union: More European, Less German, More Local, Anna Lisa Ohm
Headwaters
No abstract provided.
Fidel Castro And The Cuban Revolution, Gary Prevost
Truth, Justice, And The Critique Of Globalization In A Mexican Superhero Parody, Bruce Campbell
Truth, Justice, And The Critique Of Globalization In A Mexican Superhero Parody, Bruce Campbell
Headwaters
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1970’S Japanese Women’S Liberation Movement: Its Issues And Successes, Maria L. Traxler
1970’S Japanese Women’S Liberation Movement: Its Issues And Successes, Maria L. Traxler
Asian Studies Student Work
The post-war period saw many economic, political, and social changes in Japan—one of which was the expansion of women’s roles in society and presence outside the home. During the 1970s in particular, the Japanese feminist movement critiqued traditional ideals of women’s sexuality, motherhood, and femininity, similar to the women’s liberation movement occurring in the Western world at the time. This Japanese-language presentation looks at various factors in Japan that allowed for the emergence and growth of the Japanese women’s liberation movement, as well as some of the issues it faced and successes it achieved.
A Week In Guatemala: Assorted Mental Souvenirs, Ernest Diedrich, Eleonora Bertranou, Bruce Campbell, Nelsy Echavez-Solano, Alexis Howe, Michael Livingston, Elena Sanchez-Mora, Corey Shouse, Cheri Supalla, Joy Hemmesch
A Week In Guatemala: Assorted Mental Souvenirs, Ernest Diedrich, Eleonora Bertranou, Bruce Campbell, Nelsy Echavez-Solano, Alexis Howe, Michael Livingston, Elena Sanchez-Mora, Corey Shouse, Cheri Supalla, Joy Hemmesch
Headwaters
No abstract provided.
“He Loves Drinking Old Wine From The Jug”: Some Remarks On Alcoholic Beverages In Syriac Literature Based On Secular And Religious Texts, Adam C. Mccollum
“He Loves Drinking Old Wine From The Jug”: Some Remarks On Alcoholic Beverages In Syriac Literature Based On Secular And Religious Texts, Adam C. Mccollum
HMML Lectures
The history of alcoholic beverages in various cultures, including our own, has often been written. These investigations have looked at viticulture, brewing, distillation, and the economic and religious uses and effects of alcoholic beverages. Syriac literature, being somewhat of an arcane area of interest, has rarely—if ever!—entered into any of the discussions. It is, nevertheless, a corpus with a breadth wide both in size and subject matter, and there is no dearth of references to alcoholic beverages, their preparation, and use. This paper, based on both secular and religious texts in Syriac, most of them composed in a Muslim-majority culture, …
Rural China, Paul Marsnik
Rural China, Paul Marsnik
Forum Lectures
In the past 20 years, about 200 million Chinese have moved from the countryside into large cities. Most of them have done so in order to work in factories. After spendeng 5+ years visiting factories in big cities in China, I began to wonder what kind of life these factory workers were leaving behind. So I went out to the country, in rural China, and spent some time with the people who still live there. I created a 30 minute video/slide show highlighting my adventures. We can watch the video and then discuss issues relating to China.