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Legislatures, Courts And The Sec: Reflections On Silence And Power In Corporate And Securities Law, Faith Stevelman

Articles & Chapters

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William Lane Craig & Quentin Smith, Theism, Atheism, And Big Bang Cosmology, Graham Oppy

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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God, Revelation, And Religious Truth: Some Themes And Problems In The Theology Of Paul Tillich, Robert C. Coburn

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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Believing That God Exists Because The Bible Says So, John Lamont

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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R. Bruce Douglass And David Hollenbach, Eds., Catholicism And Liberalism, Paul J. Weithman

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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News And Notes: Volume 13.1, Faith And Philosophy Journal

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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Science, Religious Language, And Analogy, Andrew P. Porter

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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The Modal Unity Of Anselm's Proslogion, Gary Mar

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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Gale On Reference And Religious Experience, Andrew V. Jeffrey

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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Believing The Word: A Proposal About Knowing Other Persons, Phillip Cary

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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Norman Malcolm, Edited With A Response By Peter Winch, Wittgenstein: A Religious Point Of View?, Ronald E. Hustwit

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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L. Joseph Rosas, Iii., Scripture In The Thought Of Soren Kierkegaard, Stephen N. Dunning

Faith and Philosophy: Journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers

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Fiche Technique Pour Les Mécaniciens Lors De L'Entretien Des Chariots Au Propane, Brigitte Roberge, Guylaine Coulombe, Michel Houle

Fiches

L'entretien du moteur d'un chariot élévateur au propane est complexe. Dans certains cas, les chariots peuvent émettre des quantités importantes de monoxyde de carbone (CO), responsables de nombreuses intoxications.

Les mécaniciens spécialisés dans l'entretien des chariots au propane constituent la clientèle visée par la présente fiche.

Les buts poursuivis sont :

1. d'informer les mécaniciens des concentrations des différents contaminants émis en fonction des ajustements,
2. d'uniformiser les étapes d'une mise au point,
3. d'uniformiser la méthode de mesure des gaz non-dilués d'échappement.

African American Adolescents' Perception Of Social Support And Self-Esteem, Vo Alexander Hoang

Master's Theses

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An Investigation Into The Psycho-Social Factors Related To The Academic Attrition Of Minority Graduate Students, Denise Daniels

Master's Theses

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Narrative Pastoral Counseling: A Ministry For The Catholic Parish, Dennis P. Phillips

Master's Theses

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Comparison Of The Effectiveness Of Computer Based Instruction With Video Cassette Instruction For Cardio-Pulmonaary Resuscitation, Janine Ricketts-Byrne

Master's Theses

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Illinois School Boards That Hired Female Superintendents In 1994: Preferences, Characteristics, Practices, And Influences, Sandra L. Martin

Master's Theses

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Afferent And Efferent Connections Of The Octavolateral Cerebellum In The Channel Catfish, Ictalurus Punctatus, Richard C. Rayborn

Master's Theses

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Electrochemical Cleavage Of Phenylsulfones, Joseph E. Lohr

Master's Theses

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The Effects Of Disease-Relevant Information On Subjective Probability Estimates Of Causal Factors For Symptoms, James Richard Swinehart

Master's Theses

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Heterosexuals' Attitudes Toward Gay Fathers And Their Children, Andrew Mcleod

Master's Theses

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Equity Verses Gender Feminism: Trends In The American Feminist Reseacher, Jennifer A. Muryn

Master's Theses

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The Picture Of Health: A Case Study Of The Use Of Alternative Therapies And The Creation Of Community By People Living With Hiv And Aids, Lorraine Anne Lynn

Master's Theses

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The Relationship Between Gender And Attitude Toward Counseling In University Students, Elizabeth A. Call

Master's Theses

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New Wine Bursting From Old Bottles: Collaborative Internet Art, Joint Works, And Entrepreneurship, Margaret Chon

Faculty Articles

Some intellectual property colleagues recently urged Professor Chon to post this article on SSRN. She wrote it circa mid-90’s when information still wanted to be free and the predominant technology was still file transfer protocol. It seems this piece has stood the test of time because it was one of the first legal academic pieces to address the copyright implications of Internet works. Today in 2010, we are still grappling with the collaborative, dynamic and entrepreneurial characteristics of digital networked content. However, now it is created and distributed through different intermediaries such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc.

The Nativist's Dream Of Return, Robert S. Chang

Faculty Articles

In this address, Professor Robert Chang discusses how the current racial paradigm has become naturalized so that race in America is generally understood to mean black and white. It is this notion of race that limits people understanding and willingness to engage with the history and current state of Asian Americans and Latinos in the United States. Instead of being interested participants, they are seen as interlopers. Yet this status as interloper is precisely why Asian Americans and Latinos are important in discussions of race-our existence disrupts the comfortable binary of the black/white racial paradigm in which the black racial …

Chon On Chen On Chang, Margaret Chon

Faculty Articles

This essay attempts to highlight and explore Bob Chang's implicit disclaimers for an Asian American legal scholarship situated within post-structuralism: that it is contingent, ironic, and yearns for a chimerical solidarity, these qualities should not lead to the conclusion that his claims lack positive vision, the narrative space that Chang advocates allows for creative articulations of Asian presence in America, in both theoretical and practical realms. Thus, after considering the nature of the misunderstanding between Chang and Chen, the author will turn briefly to one example of positive articulation-the diaspora perspective-and read it into Jim Chen's text.

Critiquing Law Students’ Writing: What The Students Say Is Effective, Anne Enquist

Faculty Articles

It seemed worthwhile to study the comments legal writing instructors put on students' papers and ask the readers of those comments - the students themselves - which comments were the most useful. This article describes such a study that was conducted by the author using students and faculty at the University of Puget Sound School of Law. The results should be useful to new legal writing faculty who are striving to learn how to critique their students' writing effectively, as well as to experienced legal writing faculty who are interested in whether the conventional wisdom about critiquing is borne out …

The End Of Innocence Or Politics After The Fall Of The Essential Subject, Robert S. Chang

Faculty Articles

Stuart Hall, writing in the context of British Cultural Studies, describes the demise of the essential black subject as the end of innocence. We have seen in feminist theory and in critical race theory the debate about essentialism, along with various recuperative proposals such as intersectionality, multiple consciousness, positionality, and strategic essentialism. Rather than revisit those discussions, Professor Chang raises the possibility of constructing new subject positions in an attempt to move us beyond the difference divide, to move us from identity politics as we now know it to political identities. In this essay, Professor Chang asks whether we can …