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Where's The Bacon Gone: Have Irish Restaurants Enough Traditional Irish Dishes On Their Menus For The Overseas Tourists' Irish Food Experience, Maurice J. O'Brien, Dan Browne

Dublin Gastronomy Symposium

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From Farm To Fork: An Assessment Of Collaborative Supply Relationships To Underpin Food Tourism, Ivor O'Donovan, Tony Barry, Tony Quinlan

Dublin Gastronomy Symposium

Internationally, the food sector appears to be thriving and has excellent growth prospects. In a tourism context food is considered as a major element of tourism strategy, it is accepted as a primary motivator in destination choice and related tourist desires for sense of the authentic. In Ireland, food production, distribution, marketing and food tourism are the combined remit of a number of policy bodies. In a competitive economic environment, policy makers advocate the cultivation of food culture through greater supply chain collaboration as a means to improving product quality, customer satisfaction and competitiveness. This paper presents the findings of …

Cowpie, Gruel And Midnight Feasts: The Representation Of Food In Popular Children's Literature, Michael Flanagan

Dublin Gastronomy Symposium

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Eat, Drink And Be Merry: Some Literary Representations Of Food And Drink, Eamon Maher

Dublin Gastronomy Symposium

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A New Craze For Food: Why Is Ireland Turning Into A Foodie Nation?, Marjorie Deleuze

Dublin Gastronomy Symposium

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Clack, Ellen (Stone), 1907-1973 (Sc 2543), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Manuscript Collection Finding Aids

Finding aid and scan (Click on "Additional Files" below) for Manuscripts Small Collection 2543. Letter, 13 May 1946, from Ellen Clack (Mrs. Roy Clack), Arlington, Texas, to Paul W. Stone, Bowling Green, Kentucky. She provides information about her family and the family of her uncle, James Clay Stone.

Editor’S Introduction, Filomeno V. Aguilar Jr.

Philippine Studies: Historical and Ethnographic Viewpoints

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Dawson, Ella Mai (Randolph), 1892-1991 (Mss 397), Manuscripts & Folklife Archives

Manuscript Collection Finding Aids

Finding aid only for Manuscripts Collection 397. Family correspondence, church materials, greeting cards and other personal papers of Ella Mai (Randolph) Dawson, a native of Logan County, Kentucky and resident of Clarksville, Tennessee. Includes voter registration and urban renewal materials relating to African Americans.

Training And Assessment Of Toothbrushing Skills Among Children With Special Needs, Rachel A. Brown

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

The success of applied behavior analysis (ABA) interventions relies heavily on adherence to measures of social importance. One area identified by caregivers, educators, and researchers as having social importance is the area of daily living skills; particularly in populations of children with special needs. A number of studies employed the use of a task analysis to objectively measure toothbrushing, with various training procedures utilized. Behavioral Skills Training (BST) is an effective procedure used to train a variety of skills. Further, research indicates the addition of an in situ assessment promotes generalization of trained skills. The current study examined the use …

Toward A Working Theory Of Neurorhetorics, Jeffrey L. Honnold

USF Tampa Graduate Theses and Dissertations

This piece makes the claim that rhetoric is first philosophy--before philosophy, epistemology, ontology, or any other field--or that rhetoric is, at the least, on equal footing as these fields because:

empathy--and thusly the impulse for communication--is physiologically hardwired into humans; special distinctions between human and animal are largely artificial constructions, as is evidenced by neurosciences; "hard" science, in the form of neurosciences, is providing entrance points & opportunities for rhetoric to raise its status within the academy; and said neurosciences, in addition to empathy studies, have shown strong evidence supporting linguistic and evolutionary links between humans and other species, thereby …

Northern Ireland Food Culture: Moving Beyond Spuds, Aoibeann Walsh, Roy Nelson

Dublin Gastronomy Symposium

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Farmers Markets As An Authentic Experience: The Case Of Dublin, Julia Zittlau, Catherine Gorman

Dublin Gastronomy Symposium

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Review: Issei Buddhism In The Americas, Justin Kh Tse

Research Collection School of Social Sciences

Issei Buddhism in the Americas makes a unique contribution both to Asian and Asian American studies. The authors premise Issei Buddhism in the Americas as a final stage in bukkyo tozen, the eastward-moving transmission of Buddhism from India traditionally thought to have ended in Japan. Their work is thus a contribution to Asian studies, both in terms of how Japan entered a global age and of extending the analysis of a Japanese religious form to the Americas. Following Eiichiro Azuma, the editors and their colleagues demonstrate that Issei Buddhists lived "between two empires," as their experiences of dislocation from Japan …

If I Were To Meet You Again, Rachel Grate

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Untitled, Jenna Tico

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Camel Girl, Robin Xu

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Bella Vista, Natalie Dunn

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Catgirl And Other Details (1996/7, Season Unknown), Olivia Weissbaum

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Stick Your Head In Gravy (1995, Autumn), Olivia Weissblum

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Madness & Language, Rachel Brownell

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I Wrote You A Fish Once, Liz Lyon

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Surreal Self Portrait, Gabrielle Kelenyi

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An Old Moon And A New Moon, Tessa Jacobs

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The Heron, Catherine P. Sweatt

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Collegiate Love Letters

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A Catch Not Caught, Nissa Gustafson

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A National Tragedy, Olivia Weissblum

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Art After Hours, Rachel Brownell

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London, Dear, Jessica Stern

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