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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
A History Of Metro, Carl Abbott, Margery Post Abbott
A History Of Metro, Carl Abbott, Margery Post Abbott
Urban Studies and Planning Faculty Publications and Presentations
This document traces the evolution of Metro both as an idea and as an organization that serves an increasing range of public needs within the Portland metropolitan area. Several themes stand out as we look back at Metro's development and "family history."
Nasality In Kisi, George Tucker Childs
Nasality In Kisi, George Tucker Childs
Applied Linguistics Faculty Publications and Presentations
This paper presents the various manifestations of nasality in Kisi, a Mel language belonging to the Southern Branch of (West) Atlantic. In this language, as in many West African languages, nasality plays a prominent role in the language's sound system and grammar. Nasality in Kisi is realized phonetically on both consonants and vowels and phonologically on consonants. There are even cases of 'spontaneous nasalization', situations in which there is no nearby nasal segment to contribute the nasal feature. Nasality may also function in the morphology and is used expressively for emphasis. The findings reported here will be of use to …
Food And Females : The Taming Of The Oregon Palate?, Peggy Ann Lutz
Food And Females : The Taming Of The Oregon Palate?, Peggy Ann Lutz
Dissertations and Theses
Food and Females, The Taming of the Oregon Palate? is a study of the variations i n the preparation and consumption of food as reflected in the changes in the roles of women during the hundred years between the settlement of the Hudson's Bay Company at Fort Vancouver and 1920 , which marks the beginning of modern times.
The Relationship Between Internal Organizational Conflict, Authority Structure, And The Social Environment, Mary Ann Barham
The Relationship Between Internal Organizational Conflict, Authority Structure, And The Social Environment, Mary Ann Barham
Dissertations and Theses
This research seeks to answer the following questions: Do feminist organizations have more internal conflicts than other organizations? And, if so, why?
The Spatial Patterning Of Residential Differentiation In Metropolitan Community : The Case Of Kaohsiung City In Taiwan, 1982, Chih-Jen Chen
The Spatial Patterning Of Residential Differentiation In Metropolitan Community : The Case Of Kaohsiung City In Taiwan, 1982, Chih-Jen Chen
Dissertations and Theses
The urban growth process produces a complex socio-geographic division of labor among the component parts of the urban community. During this process, each subarea of the community differentiates from the other parts in its physical and demographic characteristics, becomes specialized functionally and structurally. The spatial patterning of the urban community is the result of this differentiation process.
Public Restoration Of The Fallen Religious Leader : A Rhetorical Perspective, David Fleer
Public Restoration Of The Fallen Religious Leader : A Rhetorical Perspective, David Fleer
Dissertations and Theses
This thesis will consider two men who, when caught in moral dilemmas, cited a particular Biblical narrative in their attempt to receive forgiveness and acceptance from their audiences. Both men were significant religious figures within their respective denominations and both men received public scrutiny following their sinful actions.