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West, Macintyre, And Wojtyla: Pope John Paul Ii's Contribution To The Development Of A Dependency-Based Theory Of Justice, Elizabeth R. Schiltz

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

No abstract provided.

The Use Of Philosophical Principles In Catholic Social Thought: The Case Of Gaudium Et Spes, Rev. Joseph W. Koterski, S.J.

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

No abstract provided.

Triptych: Sectarian Disputes, International Law, And Transnational Tribunals In Drinan's Can God And Caesar Coexist?, Christopher J. Borgen

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

No abstract provided.

Introduction, Robert F. Drinan, S.J.

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

No abstract provided.

On Lawyers And Moral Discernment, Robert E. Rodes, Jr.

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

No abstract provided.

Quas Primas And The Economic Ordering Of Society For The Social Reign Of Christ The King: A Third Perspective On The Bainbridge/Sargent Law And Economics Debate, Brian M. Mccall

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

No abstract provided.

Reflections On Just Wars And Just Warriors, Joseph L. Falvey, Jr.

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

No abstract provided.

Flamingo Vol. I N 4, Heber Leslie Hicks, Chester Wellman, R.D. Bovington, E.E. Montgomery, Clyde Keeler, Wentworth Mckee Potter, Kilburn Holt, Louise Peterson

Flamingo

Orange Owl. "Off Again". Prose. 1.

Jester. "Alas!". Prose. 1.

Anonymous. Untitled. Prose. 1.

Purple Cow. Untitled. Prose. 1.

Banter. Untitled. Prose. 1.

Burr. "Pride". Prose. 2.

Lampoon. Untitled. Prose. 2.

The Goblin. Untitled. Prose. 2.

Exchange. Untitled. Prose. 2.

Tiger. Untitled. Prose. 2.

Chaparral. "O, Dear!" Prose. 2.

Hicks, H. Leslie. Untitled. Picture. 3.

Anonymous. "Denison Customs We Don't Want Revived". Prose. 4.

Wellman, Chester. "Buffalo George". Prose. 5.

Bovington, R.D. "Avery The Anxious". Prose. 9.

D.U.K. "Spring In a Poetic Lie Sense". Prose. 10.

Anonymous. "Yeh?". Prose. 10.

Anonymous. "A Review". Prose. 10.

George. "Vest Pocket Views". 11 …

How Secular Ideology Is Marginalizing The Rule Of Law And Catholic Contributions To Law And Society Ii: The Ten Commandments And The Rejection Of Divine Law In American Jurisprudence, Dr. Charles I. Lugosi

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

No abstract provided.

Anthropocene Or Capitalocene? Nature, History, And The Crisis Of Capitalism Edited By Jason W. Moore, Robert M.W. Brown

The Goose

Review of Jason W. Moore's Capitalocene or Anthropocene? Nature, History, and the Crisis of Capitalism

“The Robocop We Deserve”: Post-Human Transformations And Social Critique In Paul Verhoeven’S And Jose Padilha’S Robocop, Mynt Marsellus

Laurier Undergraduate Journal of the Arts

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Mismeasuring Humanity: Dangers Of "The Contemporary Orthodoxy", Vincent M. Smiles

Headwaters

The various unjust discriminations (racism, sexism, xenophobia, etc.) that plague society are tied to the larger question of how human lives and minds are regarded in society as a whole. Humans have always had a problem of mismeasuring the “other,” but this problem is compounded by promotion, from powerful voices, of the view that humans are just so much physics and chemistry, that the mind is the brain, and that humans are deluded about the power of consciousness and freedom. Daniel Dennett refers to the latter as “the contemporary orthodoxy,” as though it is the view of humanity that all …

Ballad 114, Rondeau 44, And Chanson 53 By Charles D’Orléans, Samuel N. Rosenberg

Transference

Translated from French by Samuel N. Rosenberg

Transference Vol. 4, Fall 2016

Transference

No abstract provided.

The Catholic Just War Tradition And The War In Iraq: Just Pre-Emptive War, Just Humanitarian Intervention?, Daniel R. Strecker

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

No abstract provided.

The Conscience Of A King: Law, Religion, And War In Shakespeare's King Henry V, Robert J. Delahunty

Journal of Catholic Legal Studies

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The Grizzly, February 2, 2017, Brian Thomas, Naseem Syed, Katelyn King, Paige Szmodis, Courtney A. Duchene, Sarah Hojsak, Teddi Caputo '18, Kevin Leon, Elizabeth Myers, Nick Brough, Gerard Brown

Ursinus College Grizzly Newspaper, 1978 to Present

Former Dean Files Lawsuit Against Ursinus; College Denies Charges • Diversity Committee Questions Campus Climate • Q&A with New Board Chair, Robert Wonderling • Changes to CIE Questions and Curriculum in Fall • Portraits of Protest: UC Students Take on Women's March in D.C. • First-Person Perspective: Student Curator Shares Experience • Opinions: Betsy DeVos is a Danger to Our Education System; Scott Pruitt's EPA Will Put Our Climate at Risk • Women's Swimming on Pace to be Top of the Conference Again • Gymnastics Team Vaults Into Action • Message from the Grizzly Editorial Staff

Integrity: The Shield Of Justice, John Tracy Ellis

The Catholic Lawyer

No abstract provided.

Does Society Need Imo Medalists?, Man Keung Siu

Journal of Humanistic Mathematics

With a title that sounds provocative but with no intention to embarrass the organizers and participants of the event of IMO (International Mathematical Olympiad) this article should be seen as the sharing of some thoughts on this activity, or more generally on mathematical competitions, by a teacher of mathematics who had once helped in the coaching of the first Hong Kong Team to take part in the 29^th IMO held in Canberra in 1988 and in the coordination work of the 35^th IMO held in Hong Kong in 1994. The author tries to look at the issue in …

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 …

Ecologies Of The Passions In Early Modern English Tragedies, Roya Biggie

Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects

Ecologies of the Passions recovers a neglected model for understanding early modern relationality, one that turns the seemingly inward experience of emotion outward toward the environment. Drawing on early modern medical texts, I argue that the period’s dramatists imagine bodies as humorally vulnerable to other bodies, both human and nonhuman, within dynamically affective environments. As such, my project illustrates the intimate configurations of human and nonhuman life in early modern tragedies. Building upon recent work in the emerging fields of ecocriticism and affect theory, I argue that the period’s dramatic literature exposes the porous fluidity of the Galenic body—its embeddedness …

Violence Against Architecture: The Lost Cultural Heritage Of Syria And Iraq, Heidi James Fisher

Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects

This thesis examines ancient architecture within Syria and Iraq that has been deliberately destroyed by violence. The act of destroying architecture and monuments in both Syria and Iraq, which is often-historical UNESCO protected, will invariably violate various laws, such as the 1954 Hague Convention or the Rome Statute. Since post-2011 Syria, all of humanity has been shocked by continuous warfare that, in addition to causing untold loss of human life and suffering, has included a series of episodes of violence against architecture, all of which is so egregious that foreign governments and non government organizations are constantly engaged in efforts …

Intelligent Bodies And Embodied Minds: Reading Religious Performance In Middle English Writing From Syon Abbey, Nicholas Love, William Langland, And John Gower, Paul Holchak

Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects

This dissertation argues for a new reading of the relationship that texts have to performance, bodies have to agency, and that social construction has to literary criticism as these matters relate to the study of religious practice in late medieval England. The project first asks what it meant to participate in religious practice in two, early fifteenth-century Middle English prose texts, The Myroure of Oure Ladye and The Mirror of the Blessed Life of Jesus Christ. The former work is a gloss of the Divine Service performed by the Brigittine sisters at Syon Abbey, and the latter consists of …

Thresholds Of Atrocity: Liberal Violence And The Politics Of Moral Vision, Kristofer J. Petersen-Overton

Dissertations, Theses, and Capstone Projects

All political communities set normative limits to the acceptable use of force. A threshold of atrocity indicates the point at which acceptable violence meets the boundaries of the unacceptable. In liberal democratic states such norms are ostensibly set higher. Hence, there is a theoretical threshold to the modern state’s ability to act in ways that violate norms it claims to uphold. Paradoxically, thresholds of atrocity are almost never breached and unconscionable violence occurs regularly. This study seeks to explain the persistence of extreme violence by developing a theory of atrocity grounded in moral vision. Liberal democratic nation-states are able to …

1839 - California: A History Of Upper And Lower California From Their First Discovery To The Present Time, Alexander Forbes

Miscellaneous Publications – Mexican

The first full account in English to relate exclusively to California, this book covers the history, climate, soil, natural productions, agriculture, and commerce, as well as the establishment of the missions and the conditions of the “free and domesticated” Indians. It includes an appendix on steam navigation in the Pacific.

Ekphrasis: A Dutch-American Farmer Looks At Bruegel, Keith Fynaardt

Northwestern Review

Pieter Bruegel the Elder’s painting The Return of the Herd (1565) is the subject of a dramatic poetic treatment and the point of departure for a fictional journey concerning Bruegel’s famous picture “the lost season.” The Ekphrasis is an extended version of a Prologue and Epilogue for an in-progress novel.

Gregory Of Tours, The Eastern Emperor, And Merovingian Gaul, Robert Winn

Northwestern Review

Gregory of Tours (538-594) was a historian of his time and place. His primary concerns were shaped by his theological, ecclesiastical, and political commitments: western orthodoxy, the Roman Catholic Church, and Merovingian Gaul. It thus is surprising that in his famous Ten Books of Histories he takes a more than passing interest in the eastern Roman Emperor and empire. This article explores Gregory’s passages on imperial Rome and argues that they were intended to highlight the virtues and vices of particular Merovingian kings in comparison with particular Roman emperors. Also, Gregory meant to subtly point to the dangers of Merovingian …

From The Hammer To The Fist: The Pleasures And Dangers Of March, Progress And Protest In Creating Social Justice From The First Wave To The Present, Colleen J. Denney

Journal of International Women's Studies

The visual history of the British suffrage campaign for social justice began with elegant, organized pageants of pictorial unity; but the beautiful spectacles were not enough to convince the British government of women’s desire for equality under the law. Militant activists of the Women’s Social and Political Union (hereafter WSPU) eventually employed aggressive tactics, letting go of the restrained politics of respectability. This study examines the link between the visual protests of first-wave activists and those of second- and third-wave advocates, in order to establish a dialogue about the presumed transgressions of women’s bodily presence and feminists’ use of body …

Place, Memory, And The Civil War: Historic Memory And The Mechanisms Of Interpretation At Civil War Sites In Arkansas, Walter Wright Porter

Student Theses and Dissertations

Public understanding of the Civil War is a product of various sources that sometimes offer competing interpretations of the conflict and its meaning. Among these sources are Civil War sites that can offer connections to the past through the tangible element of place. Questions arise regarding the nature of the interpretation offered and the mechanisms historic sites use to relate their narrative to the public. Porter examines the issue through a study of six Civil War-related sites in Arkansas, assessing the scope and presentation of each site’s story. The initial part of the study examines the nature of historic memory …

Epiphany 3 One Year Series 2017, Phillip L. Brandt

Sunday's Sermon

No abstract provided.