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Articles 5161 - 5190 of 6233
Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
George, Sue Lott
Human Sacrifice, Joel Brouwer Ii
Spring, Joel Brouwer Ii
Why I Quit, Joel Brouwer Ii
Grim Tapestry, Jennifer Howe
Uneducated, Rebecca Tapley
My Mother Said, Kay C. Hope
Pigs, Chris Thomas
After Hours, Jeffrey M. Weinstein
Thoughts On Seeing Grant Wood's "American Gothic", Carmen Lowe
Thoughts On Seeing Grant Wood's "American Gothic", Carmen Lowe
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
Train Ride, Gretchen Spaans
To My Shrink, Sue Lott
A Somewhat Entertaining Short Story With Little, If Any Redeeming Social Significance, Joel Firehammer
A Somewhat Entertaining Short Story With Little, If Any Redeeming Social Significance, Joel Firehammer
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
An Army Of Maples, Diane Dragon
Feminist Theory And Social Policy Or Why Is Welfare So Hard To Reform?, Dorothy C. Miller
Feminist Theory And Social Policy Or Why Is Welfare So Hard To Reform?, Dorothy C. Miller
The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare
More than 10 years ago Henry Aaron wrote a classic paper entitled "Why Is Welfare So Hard to Reform?" (1973). This paper answers that question from the perspective of the new discipline of Women's Studies. The author suggests that the use of feminist theories; notably those of Hartsock and Chodorow; can further one's recognition and understanding of male bias in social policy development. Tracing the history of U.S. welfare policies for women and children the analysis provides explanations for the differential treatment of women in the welfare system and the failure of work strategies to increase poor women's economic independence. …
A Study Of The Relationship Between Church Sponsored K-12 Education And Church Membership In The Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Warren Earl Minder
A Study Of The Relationship Between Church Sponsored K-12 Education And Church Membership In The Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Warren Earl Minder
Dissertations
Church growth continues to be a concern for religious sects. Writers on church growth hold that all the various ministries of the church must assist the church in accomplishing church growth.
The purpose of this study was to determine whether or not persons who had been students in the Adventist school system had greater probability of joining the church and staying in the church than those who did not attend an Adventist school but were from homes where at least one parent was a Seventh-day Adventist.
There were two dependent variables in the study: initial baptism to join the church …
The Hamilton Rating Scale For Depression And Rhythmic Competency: A Correlational Study, Michael J. Migliore
The Hamilton Rating Scale For Depression And Rhythmic Competency: A Correlational Study, Michael J. Migliore
Masters Theses
The purpose of this study was to determine whether there was a relationship between a test of rhythmic competency and the psychomotor retardation subtest of the Hamilton Rating Scale for Depression. Twenty-six endogenously depressed inpatient adults participated in a medication-free pretest. Posttests were administered When a) values reached therapeutic blood levels and b) subjects were clinically observed to have improved. Results demonstrated modest correlations between the Hamilton scale and several subtests of the Rhythmic Competency measure; however, based on this study, the Rhythmic Competency Test could not be recommended as an indicator of psychomotor retardation.
The Wiedergeburt In The Religion Of The Zoarites, Elizabeth Siber White
The Wiedergeburt In The Religion Of The Zoarites, Elizabeth Siber White
Masters Theses
In 1817 a little-known group of German Separatists fled religious persecution in Wurttemberg and took up residence in America. Eventually known as the Zoarites, they founded a religious commune in the northeastern Ohio wilderness in 1819, which they called Zoar, and continued to live the common life there until 1898, at which time they voted to disband.
What sort of religious beliefs led them to endure persecution in Germany and then to establish a religious commune in Ohio? This study was undertaken in part to answer just such questions. Relying primarily on the unpublished, largely untranslated discourses of J. M. …
Third Century Urbanization In Northern Britain, Brent L. Coates
Third Century Urbanization In Northern Britain, Brent L. Coates
Masters Theses
The third century A.D. marked a period of growth on Roman urbanization in northern Britain, while in the rest of the empire towns and cities were being abandoned. Although this growth of urban centers brought peace and prosperity to a once troubled area, there is no written record that documents this success. Ancient authors considered Britain a rebellious province and unsafe to visit, thus limiting the information they recorded. The second century provides sufficient written information to describe the growing change of the north from a military province, but the archaeological information dated to the third century is needed to …
20th International Congress On Medieval Studies, Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University
20th International Congress On Medieval Studies, Medieval Institute, Western Michigan University
International Congress on Medieval Studies Archive
The printed program of the 20th International Congress on Medieval Studies (May 9-12, 1985).
Vista Forms For Orchestra, Monte Schwarzwalder
Vista Forms For Orchestra, Monte Schwarzwalder
Masters Theses
Vista Forms for Orchestra is in three movements and is approximately 17 minutes and 34 seconds in duration. The first movement, "Zupkoiana", derives much of its melodic content from the following motive, taken from Ramon Zupko's piano concerto "Windsongs":
Several lesser ideas used in the first movement are 1) the sounding of dense vertical sonorities in rapid succession 2) double-dotted rhythms 3) the juxtapositioning of linear and harmonic sections, and 4) the Snare Drum motive stated in the first measure. All of these elements may be found in "Windsongs". The second movement, entitled "Monteana", derives much of its harmonic content …
Patent Medicine Town A Social History Of Patent Medicines In Marshall, Michigan, Teresa Lou Trupiano
Patent Medicine Town A Social History Of Patent Medicines In Marshall, Michigan, Teresa Lou Trupiano
Masters Theses
Marshall, Michigan, once known as "patent medicine town," had over fifty medicine companies. The medicine industry flourished in America until the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 regulated the trade. Marshall provides a microcosm of the industry.
The H. A. Peterman Co. (1870-1890) and Sharpsteen's Family Medicines (1873-1950) introduced Marshall to many techniques, from mail-order marketing to medicine shows. The Voltaic Belt Co. OSSIES) , Chrystal’s Electric Belts (1893-1905), L. F. Page Co. (1891— 1901), and H. A. Horton (1916-1928) sold remedies for "lost manhood." Success of the F. A. Stuart Co. (1893-1956) and Brooks Appliance Co. (1880-present) encouraged …
Milk Can, Wendy Harsch
I Am, As Of Yesterday Morning..., Dawn Carroll
I Am, As Of Yesterday Morning..., Dawn Carroll
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
"Let The Stones Of The Earth Speak Words Of Love", Charles Keckler
"Let The Stones Of The Earth Speak Words Of Love", Charles Keckler
Calliope (1954-2001)
No abstract provided.
Number One Nerd, Lisa Felicelli
Fishing On Silver Lake, Diane Dragon
Trees, Mike Juengling
Laura, Jennifer Conto