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Book Reviews, Usawc Press
Book Reviews, Usawc Press
The US Army War College Quarterly: Parameters
No abstract provided.
Still With Us: Formative Imperatives In The History Of Material Irish Whiskey, C. 1324-1980, Fionnán O'Connor
Still With Us: Formative Imperatives In The History Of Material Irish Whiskey, C. 1324-1980, Fionnán O'Connor
Theses, Doctoral
Whiskey is regularly discussed as a drink entwined with Irish history and society. That history, however, has usually been read as the immaterial social history of a single material commodity. It does not consider the varied, often dissimilar beverages that have been consumed as ‘whiskey’ or as ‘uisce beatha’. Even within the more recent history of the Irish whiskey industry, most of the grain recipes of Ireland’s closed distilleries have largely passed out of trade memory. This thesis examines the evolution from c.1324 to 1980 of amorphous whiskeys, indebted to their historical moments and materially responsive to their agricultural, …
From Dirt To Data: Resilience Stories In Ebp, Qi, And Research – We Are The Stories We Tell, Cecelia Lorayne Crawford, Hazel Torres
From Dirt To Data: Resilience Stories In Ebp, Qi, And Research – We Are The Stories We Tell, Cecelia Lorayne Crawford, Hazel Torres
International Nursing Research Congress (INRC)
Purpose: Storytelling is foundational to the human experience and cuts across all cultures by conveying norms, ethics, and connectedness. Nursing narratives are used to relate stories of compassion, caring, and resilience. Research, evidence-based practice (EBP), and quality improvement (QI) also have their own stories of translating science into patient care. This presentation describes how resilient storytelling can integrate new knowledge in all settings, with “lessons-learned” for nurses globally, regardless of gender, generation, or culture.
Relevance/Significance: Research, EBP, and QI represent common ground for nurses to transform equitable care, engage nursing practice, and develop inclusive relationships. Literature discusses storytelling …
Hist 213-011: The 20th Century World, Elektra Kostopoulou
Hist 213-011: The 20th Century World, Elektra Kostopoulou
History Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Hist 320-101: Law And Evidence, John Flynn
Hist 395-001: Research Methods In Law And Society, Mary Mitchell
Hist 395-001: Research Methods In Law And Society, Mary Mitchell
History Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Hss 404-003: 20th-Century International Law And The American Superpower, Elektra Kostopoulou
Hss 404-003: 20th-Century International Law And The American Superpower, Elektra Kostopoulou
History Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Hist 213-001: The 20th Century World, Matthew Friedman
Hist 213-001: The 20th Century World, Matthew Friedman
History Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Hist 213-015: The 20th Century World, Elektra Kostopoulou
Hist 213-015: The 20th Century World, Elektra Kostopoulou
History Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Hist 213-101: The 20th Century World, Debbie Morrison-Santana
Hist 213-101: The 20th Century World, Debbie Morrison-Santana
History Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Hist 362-001: Sex, Gender & Law In American History, Alison Lefkovitz
Hist 362-001: Sex, Gender & Law In American History, Alison Lefkovitz
History Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Hist 390-001: Historical Problems Through Film, Elektra Kostopoulou
Hist 390-001: Historical Problems Through Film, Elektra Kostopoulou
History Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Hist 213-003: The 20th Century World, Matthew Friedman
Hist 213-003: The 20th Century World, Matthew Friedman
History Syllabi
No abstract provided.
Hist 369-001: Law And Society In History, Alison Lefkovitz
Hist 369-001: Law And Society In History, Alison Lefkovitz
History Syllabi
No abstract provided.
“Lead”Ing Industrial Science: Studying Occupational Lead Poisoning In The Early 20th Century, Rebekah E. Dreyer-Rowe
“Lead”Ing Industrial Science: Studying Occupational Lead Poisoning In The Early 20th Century, Rebekah E. Dreyer-Rowe
Master's Theses and Capstones
Lead was essential to the creation and coalescence of industrial hygiene as a discipline in the United States from its early days in the 1910s through the 1930s when the first professional associations of industrial hygiene were formed. In the early years, Alice Hamilton was central to the burgeoning field, and her seminal study on lead poisoning in Illinois industries thrust both her and her methods into the spotlight. Industrial hygienists of her generation followed her methods and came away with similar conclusions: that occupational diseases were rampant in the US, even if few people were studying them. In the …
A Fascination With Gastrointestinal Viruses, Mary Kolb Estes
A Fascination With Gastrointestinal Viruses, Mary Kolb Estes
Faculty, Staff and Students Publications
My arrival into this world came quickly, according to my mother, and it feels like my life has mirrored that rapid beginning. I have enjoyed a rich, varied, and stimulating life and career that have gone through several phases. I credit genetics, my family, technological advances, and many environmental factors for shaping my career. Being a virologist allowed me to be curious and creative and to make several unexpected discoveries. This has been a fun and rewarding journey, but it wasn't always easy. I am not accustomed to talking about myself, but I am happy to share some scientific achievements …
Molding Leominster's Plastics Industry: The Impact Of Italian Immigrant Labor, Kimberly M. King
Molding Leominster's Plastics Industry: The Impact Of Italian Immigrant Labor, Kimberly M. King
Graduate Masters Theses
This thesis examines the centrality of Italian immigrant labor in launching Leominster, Massachusetts’ transformative plastics industry. The study traces the arc of the immigrants’ stories from their arrival at the turn of the twentieth century, when their unskilled labor helped Leominster transition from artisan comb production to industrial celluloid manufacturing, to their rise as new technical experts and company owners in the 1940s. They endured hazardous work conditions and social marginalization to create better lives for themselves and their families.
Ultimately, their efforts were critical to the expansion and global recognition of Leominster’s plastics industry. Yet the role of immigrant …
Choked: How Decades Of Failures To Address Air Pollution And Housing Shortages Exacerbated Mortality In Pittsburgh During The Influenza Pandemic Of 1918, Virginia Montanez
Choked: How Decades Of Failures To Address Air Pollution And Housing Shortages Exacerbated Mortality In Pittsburgh During The Influenza Pandemic Of 1918, Virginia Montanez
Graduate Masters Theses
Pittsburgh experienced the highest death rate of all major U.S. cities during the 1918 H1N1 influenza pandemic. This record mortality was not due to inadequate, absent, or ignored nonpharmaceutical interventions and mandates. Instead, for decades prior, city officials prioritized industry at the expense of the collective health of the laboring class. They were especially egregious in permitting industrial smoke pollution and overcrowded housing to persist in immigrant-heavy working-class wards, leaving residents susceptible to respiratory disease incidence and mortality. As a result, Pittsburgh’s annual influenza and pneumonia death rates were drastically the worst in the nation to such an extent that …
From The Archives: From Revolution To Evolution: Expanding Methodologies In Pme, Lisa Kerr
From The Archives: From Revolution To Evolution: Expanding Methodologies In Pme, Lisa Kerr
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
The U.S. Navy And Its Cold War Alliances, 1945–1953, Thomas-Durell Young, Corbin Williamson
The U.S. Navy And Its Cold War Alliances, 1945–1953, Thomas-Durell Young, Corbin Williamson
Naval War College Review
No abstract provided.
A Study Of The History, Repertory And Instrumentation Of The Band Of The Corfu Philharmonic Society From 1840 Until 1920, Foteini Angeli
A Study Of The History, Repertory And Instrumentation Of The Band Of The Corfu Philharmonic Society From 1840 Until 1920, Foteini Angeli
Glenn Korff School of Music: Dissertations, Theses, Student Creative Work, and Performances
The Corfu Philharmonic Society band was founded in 1840 and is still active today. It is considered the one of the oldest continuously operating music education organizations in Greece. The people, repertoire, and instrumentation of this band influenced all other wind bands in Greece. There are important resources available on the topic, but dedicated research to the organization is in its infancy. Focusing on the changes in instrumentation through original manuscripts from the inaugural band (1840) through the end of the First World War reveals significant multinational influences that continue to be felt to this day. This is the first …
Transgressing Media History, Ashley R. Kennard
Transgressing Media History, Ashley R. Kennard
Journal of Communication Pedagogy
Traditional Mass Media History courses serve to uphold the status quo. Born out of the white supremacist, capitalist patriarchy, the myth of the inventor provides a powerful example of one of the ways these traditional ideologies and pedagogies persist. However, through building community, being vulnerable, co-constructing knowledge, including diversity, and rewriting history, a counter- hegemonic, transgressive approach to teaching communication history in the spirit of bell hooks is possible. This starts by creating transformative and inclusive communication classrooms that serve to dismantle the myth of the inventor.
Gnncontext: Gnn-Based Code Context Prediction For Programming Tasks, Xiaoye Zheng, Zhiyuan Wan, Shun Liu, Kaiwen Yang, David Lo, Xiaohu Yang
Gnncontext: Gnn-Based Code Context Prediction For Programming Tasks, Xiaoye Zheng, Zhiyuan Wan, Shun Liu, Kaiwen Yang, David Lo, Xiaohu Yang
Research Collection School Of Computing and Information Systems
A code context model comprises source code elements and their relations relevant to a programming task. The capture and use of code context models in software tools can benefit software development practices, such as code navigation and search. Prior research has explored approaches that leverage either the structural information of code or interaction histories of developers with integrated development environments to automate the construction of code context models. However, these approaches primarily capture shallow syntactic and lexical features of code elements, with limited ability to capture contextual and structural dependencies among neighboring code elements. In this paper, we propose GNNContext, …
A Tragedy And A Miracle: Trauma Medicine During The U.S. Civil War, Maxwell Bailey
A Tragedy And A Miracle: Trauma Medicine During The U.S. Civil War, Maxwell Bailey
Masters Theses
The Civil War, in many ways, hangs in the balance between the modern and premodern, with some historians calling it the first modern war, and others calling it the last pre-modern war. This historical dilemma extends to battlefield trauma care, where the modern and the archaic exist hand in hand. While the Civil War did not represent the birth of modern trauma care, it is certainly where modern American trauma care was conceived. The advancements in the medical field during this time prepared the way for germ theory to truly develop trauma care into a modern medical science. The groundwork …
A Review Of The Cambridge History Of The Australian Novel (2023), Tiping Su
A Review Of The Cambridge History Of The Australian Novel (2023), Tiping Su
CLCWeb: Comparative Literature and Culture
The Cambridge History of the Australian Novel offers thorough coverage of 200 years of writing, yet its broad scope in a single volume results in certain limitations. With 39 thematic chapters, some eras appear underrepresented, and there is a need for greater examination of popular genres and marginalized voices to provide a more comprehensive portrayal. The transnational approach helps to balance the persistent focus on canonical figures. Despite the limitations of this overview, the book serves as a crucial basis for further in-depth research.
The Carpet Bag Correspondence, Russell J. Desimone, Erik J. Chaput
The Carpet Bag Correspondence, Russell J. Desimone, Erik J. Chaput
Dorr Scholarship
In late December 1842 and early 1843 there appeared several newspaper articles in the Providence Journal under the caption of “The Carpet Bag” Correspondence. In all four letters were published in the local newspapers all claiming to be from the carpet bag. Two of the letters were written by Dutee J. Pearce of Newport to Thomas Dorr the leader of the suffrage movement in Rhode Island. The other two letters were written to Dorr by Dr. J.A. Brown and Louis Lapham. The second Pearce letter is interesting because it discusses giving the Black community a jury trial.
Xyy: Why? Science For The People And The Xyy Controversy, Fern Rice
Xyy: Why? Science For The People And The Xyy Controversy, Fern Rice
The Purdue Historian
The mid-20th century saw a boom of scientific discoveries in genetics as people sought to understand the American political landscape through genomes. The desire to understand criminality through genetics rose as counterculture surged. The genetic defect known as “XYY syndrome” became connected to criminality through biased medical studies and sensationalized criminal cases worldwide. When the National Institute of Mental Health began to fund studies attempting to prove a link between XYY syndrome and criminality, organizations concerned with scientific justice took notice. The leftist organization Science for the People campaigned against an XYY study in Boston, deeming it unethical and biologically …
Words That Nourish: Two Hundred Years Of Brillat-Savarin And La Physiologie Du Goût (Foreword), Elaine Mahon
Words That Nourish: Two Hundred Years Of Brillat-Savarin And La Physiologie Du Goût (Foreword), Elaine Mahon
Journal of Franco-Irish Studies
No abstract provided.
The Evolution Of Multidisciplinary Head And Neck Cancer Treatment, Kevin J Contrera, Pooja D Reddy, Vanessa Helou, Jeffrey N Myers, Heath D Skinner, Renata Ferrarotto, Eugene N Myers
The Evolution Of Multidisciplinary Head And Neck Cancer Treatment, Kevin J Contrera, Pooja D Reddy, Vanessa Helou, Jeffrey N Myers, Heath D Skinner, Renata Ferrarotto, Eugene N Myers
Faculty, Staff and Student Publications
Objective: The management of head and neck squamous cell carcinoma (HNSCC) has substantially changed over the past two centuries. This review explores the historical progression of HNSCC management focusing on the multidisciplinary treatment paradigm.
Data sources: This review synthesizes data from historical and current clinical trials, books, scientific reports, public documents, and other written material relevant to HNSCC management.
Review methods: Historical review.
Results: Although surgery was initially the only treatment available, radiation, chemotherapy, and immunotherapy have expanded the treatment landscape for HNSCC. Despite continuous evolution, modern treatment of HNSCC remains rooted in a multidisciplinary, personalized approach. This review highlights …
The Buzzard In The Abolitionist Sea; An Examination Of Maritime Suppression, Imperial Policy, And The Slave Trade Through The Royal Navy’S Hms Buzzard, 1830s-1840s, Sean Joaquim Coudray-Pereira
The Buzzard In The Abolitionist Sea; An Examination Of Maritime Suppression, Imperial Policy, And The Slave Trade Through The Royal Navy’S Hms Buzzard, 1830s-1840s, Sean Joaquim Coudray-Pereira
Master's Theses
Analysis of the Royal Navy through the microhistory of the HMS Buzzard following the abolition of the slave trade between 1807 and the 1840s by Great Britain offers insight into the moral ambiguities and complexities of the humanitarian mission. The historiography of the slave trade has primarily focused on the moral and economic ideology behind its abolition, pitting one against the other. Applying a micro-historic approach highlights the nuances of both arguments, and through the HMS Buzzard’s crew, captives, disease, voyages, and legal battles accentuates the blend of both argument approaches. The case study of its longevity through all six …