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Seminar On The Old Testament Prophets, John Oswalt
A Long Term View Of Water And International Security1, Aaron T. Wolf
A Long Term View Of Water And International Security1, Aaron T. Wolf
Journal of Contemporary Water Research and Education
No abstract provided.
Mapping Race: Historicizing The History Of The Color-Line, Ryan Irwin
Mapping Race: Historicizing The History Of The Color-Line, Ryan Irwin
History Faculty Scholarship
This study examines scholarship about the global color-line. It unfolds in two sections. The first traces how understandings of race and racism were encoded within university environments in the mid-twentieth century. The second shows how this epistemology influenced early academic comparisons of the United States and South Africa in the 1980s and why the literature diversified in the post-apartheid era.
Food Safety Consortium Newsletter, Fall 2009, Food Safety Consortium (U.S.)
Food Safety Consortium Newsletter, Fall 2009, Food Safety Consortium (U.S.)
Food Safety Consortium Newsletter
No abstract provided.
Deaths In Early Nauvoo, 1839-46, And Winter Quarters, 1846-48, Evan L. Ivie, Douglas C. Heiner
Deaths In Early Nauvoo, 1839-46, And Winter Quarters, 1846-48, Evan L. Ivie, Douglas C. Heiner
Religious Educator: Perspectives on the Restored Gospel
No abstract provided.
Medical Terms Used By Saints In Nauvoo And Winter Quarters, 1839-48, Douglas C. Heiner, Evan L. Ivie, Teresa Lovell Whitehead
Medical Terms Used By Saints In Nauvoo And Winter Quarters, 1839-48, Douglas C. Heiner, Evan L. Ivie, Teresa Lovell Whitehead
Religious Educator: Perspectives on the Restored Gospel
No abstract provided.
Book Review: The Internet And American Business, Eds. William Aspray And Paul E. Ceruzzi, Joseph A. November
Book Review: The Internet And American Business, Eds. William Aspray And Paul E. Ceruzzi, Joseph A. November
Faculty Publications
No abstract provided.
The University Of Nauvoo, 1841-45, Susan Easton Black
The University Of Nauvoo, 1841-45, Susan Easton Black
Religious Educator: Perspectives on the Restored Gospel
No abstract provided.
Macroeconomic Implications Of Remittances In Mena And Mediterranean Countries, Claude Berthomieu, Anna Tykhonenko
Macroeconomic Implications Of Remittances In Mena And Mediterranean Countries, Claude Berthomieu, Anna Tykhonenko
Topics in Middle Eastern and North African Economies
No abstract provided.
Exploring Intimate Partner Violence Through The Lens Of Modern Attachment Theory, Lisa Marie Smeltzer
Exploring Intimate Partner Violence Through The Lens Of Modern Attachment Theory, Lisa Marie Smeltzer
Theses, Dissertations, and Projects
This study used modern attachment theory as a framework for exploring intimate partner violence (IPV). It was the expectation of the researcher that using this framework would allow for a non-gendered approach; an approach that would be a step towards looking at IPV as the procedural enactment of an attachment style rather than as a victim/perpetrator dichotomy. Other studies have looked at intimate partner violence through attachment theory, though the unique factor in this study is its focus on affect tolerance. The purpose was to support or refute researcher's claims that affect regulation is predicated on one's attachment style. Using …
Body, World And Affordance: Towards Engaging Technological Artefacts For Older Individuals, John Vines
Body, World And Affordance: Towards Engaging Technological Artefacts For Older Individuals, John Vines
Nordes Conference Series
This article addresses the problems older individuals have been observed to encounter when engaging with technological artefacts and how such difficulties may relate to the designers understanding of the normal cognitive ageing process of human beings. This article suggests that these problems may not be the result of limited cognitive abilities of certain older individuals but rather the manner in which designers understand the complex relationship between the mind and actions in the world. The article speculates that an alternative perspective on interactions as affordances that occur between the embodied individual and their ecology may benefit design methodologies deployed in …
Forgetting The Weakness Of Her Sex And A Woman's Softness':Historians Of The Anglo-Norman World And Their Female Subject', Kimberly Klimek
Forgetting The Weakness Of Her Sex And A Woman's Softness':Historians Of The Anglo-Norman World And Their Female Subject', Kimberly Klimek
History ETDs
The number of historians who wrote during the late eleventh and early twelfth centuries creates the unusual problem of too many sources. The sheer number of interesting and powerful women does the same. In order to narrow the topic of the presentation of women in texts from this period, I have chosen nine historians and six women to focus on. The period from 950 to 1150 is a crucial period for the development of the scholastic method and therefore it gives us the most interesting, if not most confusing, period to work from. Additionally, this project focuses geographically on the …
Eng 3702-001: American Literature: Mid-19th Century To 1900, John Allison
Eng 3702-001: American Literature: Mid-19th Century To 1900, John Allison
Fall 2009
No abstract provided.
Development Of An Online Tutorial Using Camtasia Studio, Sally Neal, Jeana Rogers, Kenetha Stanton
Development Of An Online Tutorial Using Camtasia Studio, Sally Neal, Jeana Rogers, Kenetha Stanton
Center for Academic Technology (CAT) - Presentations
Presentation that details the development of a new plagiarism tutorial.
A Deep South Suburb: The Republican Emergence In The Suburbs Of Birmingham Alabama, Benjamin W. Robbins
A Deep South Suburb: The Republican Emergence In The Suburbs Of Birmingham Alabama, Benjamin W. Robbins
Theses and Dissertations
In 1952, affluent white suburban citizens of Birmingham, Alabama voted overwhelmingly in support of Dwight D. Eisenhower. This thesis explores and examines why the emergence of a thriving suburban community that voted Republican occurred. This examination used a collection of numerous sources, primary and secondary. Newspapers served as the most important tool for discovering why the new suburbs aligned to Republicanism. The sources describe a suburban area that aligned with the Republican Party due to numerous reasons: race, Eisenhower’s popularity, the Cold War, and economic issues. Due to those reasons, the election of 1952 began to alter their society and …
The Tractarian Penny Post'S Early Years (1851–1852): An Upper-Class Effort "To Triumph In The Working Man's Home", Kellyanne Ure
The Tractarian Penny Post'S Early Years (1851–1852): An Upper-Class Effort "To Triumph In The Working Man's Home", Kellyanne Ure
Theses and Dissertations
The Penny Post (1851–1896), a religious working-class magazine, was published following a critical time for the Oxford Movement, a High Church movement in the Church of England. The Oxford Movement's ideas were leaving the academic atmosphere of Oxford and traveling throughout the local parishes, where the ideals of Tractarian teachings met the harsh realities of practice and the motivations and beliefs of the working-class parishioners. The upper-class paternalistic ideologies of the Oxford Movement were not reflected in the parishes, and the working-classes felt distanced from their place in religious worship. The Penny Post was published and written by Tractarian clergymen …
Frbny Report On Systemic Risk And Supervision Draft, David Beim, Christopher Mccurdy
Frbny Report On Systemic Risk And Supervision Draft, David Beim, Christopher Mccurdy
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No abstract provided.
Heraclius And The Evolution Of Byzantine Strategy, Bob Ekkebus
Heraclius And The Evolution Of Byzantine Strategy, Bob Ekkebus
Constructing the Past
The Byzantine military strategy expressed in the 10th century treatise On Skirmishing marked a decisive shift in Byzantine strategy and an entirely new mindset in approaching war. What is unique about this strategy is that it was not created during a war against the Arabs, but before they existed as a military power. The foundation was laid during the Emperor Heraclius's Persian campaigns of 622-628. To demonstrate the key contributions of Heraclius, these Persian campaigns shall be analyzed and compared with the advice prescribed in On Skirmishing. Also, the military events recorded by Theophanes of the 7th and 8th centuries …
2009 Fall - Schedule Of Classes, Office Of The Registrar, East Tennessee State University
2009 Fall - Schedule Of Classes, Office Of The Registrar, East Tennessee State University
Registration Resources
No abstract provided.
The Use Of Music In Early Childhood Centers In British Columbia: A Survey Of The Perceptions And Practices Of Early Childhood Educators, Michelle Lawrence
The Use Of Music In Early Childhood Centers In British Columbia: A Survey Of The Perceptions And Practices Of Early Childhood Educators, Michelle Lawrence
Masters Theses
This study explored the current practices of early childhood educators' utilization and perception about music in their classrooms. Early childhood educators are defined as individuals who have completed post-secondary training at an accredited college or university in early childhood education and are registered with the ECEBC Registry. Early childhood centers are defined as either preschools or licensed group child care centers. An online survey was been designed to obtain information regarding demographics and characteristics of early childhood centers in British Columbia, relevant musical and educational training, comfort level of the early childhood educator leading group music activities, implementation of the …
Robert Munford & Mercy Otis Warren : How Gender, Geography, And Goals Affected Their Playwrighting, Kylie A. Horney
Robert Munford & Mercy Otis Warren : How Gender, Geography, And Goals Affected Their Playwrighting, Kylie A. Horney
Master's Theses
This thesis analyzes the Revolutionary-era plays of Robert Munford and Mercy Otis Warren. Munford’s two comedies, The Candidates and The Patriots, are compared to Warren’s three earliest satires, The Adulateur, The Defeat, and The Group, in an effort to explain some of the differences between these two authors. The original printings of these plays from the Early American Imprints series, as well as more recent scholarship on Munford and Warren, are used to investigate the plays and lives of these playwrights. Munford’s and Warren’s backgrounds are explored to account for variations in their works. While the …
North Dakota's Monuments: What They Reveal Of The State's People And Their Character, Jennifer D. Heth
North Dakota's Monuments: What They Reveal Of The State's People And Their Character, Jennifer D. Heth
Theses and Dissertations
Monuments and memorials are found in every society and civilization throughout history. These structures serve as commemorations of people, events, wars, victories, and disasters. The building of monuments allows the people of a society to express for posterity their jubilation, reverence, and grief. In turn, monuments and memorials reflect the values and beliefs of the society. As a result, historians study monuments and memorials to gain a better understanding of the people, culture, and values of a society or civilization. The study of monuments and memorials, as well as commemoration in general, is a growing field in both American and …
Stigma Cities: Dystopian Urban Identities In The United States West And South In The Twentieth Century, Jonathan Lavon Foster
Stigma Cities: Dystopian Urban Identities In The United States West And South In The Twentieth Century, Jonathan Lavon Foster
UNLV Theses, Dissertations, Professional Papers, and Capstones
This dissertation examines how historical events and representation of those events relative to the wider historical context have allowed the media, opinion setters, and the ordinary public to use the names of San Francisco, California, Birmingham, Alabama and Las Vegas, Nevada as denigrating adjectives and the effect of this usage on those cities. Exploration of Birmingham’s image as a racist city, San Francisco’s as a gay Mecca, and Las Vegas, Nevada’s as an adult playground or sinful city serves this purpose. These case studies support a central argument that the nature of place-based stigmatization’s influence depends upon ever-shifting cultural values …
An Environmental Biography Of Bde Ihanke-Lake Andes: History, Science, And Sovereignty Converge With Tribal, State, And Federal Power On The Yankton Sioux Reservation In South Dakota, 1858–1959, David Nesheim
Department of History: Dissertations, Theses, and Student Research
Lake Andes sits at the center of the Yankton Sioux Reservation in south-central South Dakota and might be described as a prairie pothole, except it encompasses nearly 5,000 acres when full of water, stretching twelve miles long by a mile to a mile and a half wide in a quasi-crescent shape. Originally carved out by a receding glacier during the Wisconsin glaciations, for its entire history the lake has gone dry during low precipitation -- a cycle interrupted after the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) commissioned several artesian wells beginning in 1896. As the lake expanded, the U.S. Fish Commission …
Relationship Among Stress Of Labor, Support, And Childbirth Experience In Postpartum Mothers, Sasamon Srisuthisak
Relationship Among Stress Of Labor, Support, And Childbirth Experience In Postpartum Mothers, Sasamon Srisuthisak
Theses and Dissertations
Background: Due to the profound and life-changing aspects of giving birth and to each woman’s individualized birthing experience, it is important to understand the myriad of factors that contribute to a positive childbirth experience. The aims of this study were to: (1) identify factors related to a positive childbirth experience; (2) to examine relationships among women’s perceptions and personal evaluations of their childbirth experience, stress associated with labor pain, support from the nursing staff, initial contact with the baby following birth, support from partners, education, age, and obstetric history; and (3) to identify predictors of a positive childbirth experience. Method: …
Establishing Creative Writing Studies As An Academic Discipline, Dianne J. Donnelly
Establishing Creative Writing Studies As An Academic Discipline, Dianne J. Donnelly
USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations
The discipline of creative writing is charged "as the most untheorized, and in that respect, anachronistic area in the entire constellation of English studies (Haake What Our Speech Disrupts 49). We need only look at its historical precedents to understand these intimations. It is a discipline which is unaware of the histories that informs its practice. It relies on the tradition of the workshop model as its signature pedagogy, and it is part of a fractured community signaled by its long history of subordination to literary studies, its lack of status and sustaining lore, and its own resistance to reform. …
Hans-Ulrich Treichel's Der Verlorene: Trans-Generational Trauma, Guilt And Shame, Anja Jennifer Riley
Hans-Ulrich Treichel's Der Verlorene: Trans-Generational Trauma, Guilt And Shame, Anja Jennifer Riley
Foreign Languages & Literatures ETDs
The public and private discourse about Germany's past under Hitler has recently undergone a significant shift. Instead of focusing on Germans as perpetrators, the last two decades have been dominated by discussions about Germans as innocent civilians victimized by the victorious Allies during the last years of WWII. Against the backdrop of this shift in German memory politics, this thesis examines literary negotiations of the current 'victim debate', using Hans-Ulrich Treichel's prose text Der Verlorene (1998) as a primary example. Der Verlorene dramatizes a childhood dominated by an irrevocable loss. The parents of the child narrator have been traumatized by …
Uni Schedule Of Classes, Summer 2009, University Of Northern Iowa
Uni Schedule Of Classes, Summer 2009, University Of Northern Iowa
UNI Schedule of Classes
A listing and schedule of the courses being taught as well as policies and procedures concerning attending classes at the University of Northern Iowa.
Illinois River Volunteer Monitoring, L.B. Massey, B.E. Haggard
Illinois River Volunteer Monitoring, L.B. Massey, B.E. Haggard
Arkansas Water Resources Center Technical Reports
Understanding how water quality conditions change along a land use gradient and over time is important for sustainable watershed management. Therefore, a volunteer monitoring program was created to measure water chemistry at 37 established sites within the Upper Illinois River Watershed and to evaluate changes in water chemistry over the past 15 years. The Illinois River Watershed Partnership (IRWP), a non‐profit organization subcontracted with the Arkansas Water Resources Center at the University of Arkansas, to manage the volunteer monitoring project, train volunteers to collect samples following EPA approved methods, and to analyze the collected samples. The AWRC trained 27 volunteers …
Edition, Project, Database, Archive, Thematic Research Collection: What's In A Name?, Kenneth M. Price
Edition, Project, Database, Archive, Thematic Research Collection: What's In A Name?, Kenneth M. Price
Department of English: Faculty Publications
What are the implications of the terms we use to describe large-scale text-based electronic scholarship, especially undertakings that share some of the ambitions and methods of the traditional multi-volume scholarly edition? And how do the conceptions inherent in these choices of language frame and perhaps limit what we attempt? How do terms such as edition, project, database, archive, and thematic research collection relate to the past, present, and future of textual studies? Kenneth M. Price considers how current terms describing digital scholarship both clarify and obscure our collective enterprise. Price argues that the terms we use have more than expressive …