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2015

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The Storms Of Outside Do Come Within, Leslie Filter Sep 2015

The Storms Of Outside Do Come Within, Leslie Filter

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A Memory Uncovered By Rain, John Strott Sep 2015

A Memory Uncovered By Rain, John Strott

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What About Love?, Frank Braun Sep 2015

What About Love?, Frank Braun

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The Mind, Stacia Mellinger Sep 2015

The Mind, Stacia Mellinger

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The Revival, Anonymous Author Sep 2015

The Revival, Anonymous Author

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Rain, Jim Zeigler Sep 2015

Rain, Jim Zeigler

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Mosquito, Sean Medlock Sep 2015

Mosquito, Sean Medlock

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Confusion / Snow Science, Rich Schmalz, Meredith Dooley Sep 2015

Confusion / Snow Science, Rich Schmalz, Meredith Dooley

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Recovery, Brad Hufford Sep 2015

Recovery, Brad Hufford

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The Voice, Matt Taylor Sep 2015

The Voice, Matt Taylor

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Candles, Michael Rogers Sep 2015

Candles, Michael Rogers

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Abraham Feldman And Pottery Man, Kirstin Ellsworth Sep 2015

Abraham Feldman And Pottery Man, Kirstin Ellsworth

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Shoe, Sean Medlock Sep 2015

Shoe, Sean Medlock

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Out, James Carr Sep 2015

Out, James Carr

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A Strange Situation, Stacia Mellinger Sep 2015

A Strange Situation, Stacia Mellinger

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Spaghetti, Dawn Oswald Sep 2015

Spaghetti, Dawn Oswald

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The Murderess, Michael Rogers Sep 2015

The Murderess, Michael Rogers

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To Reach The Shore, Amy Brooks Sep 2015

To Reach The Shore, Amy Brooks

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Poems, John Strott Sep 2015

Poems, John Strott

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Henpecked, Jim Zeigler Sep 2015

Henpecked, Jim Zeigler

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Wildest Dream, Michael Millington Sep 2015

Wildest Dream, Michael Millington

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Decisions, Decisions, Sean Medlock Sep 2015

Decisions, Decisions, Sean Medlock

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Falling, Matt Taylor Sep 2015

Falling, Matt Taylor

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200 Years Later, Shashi Charles Sep 2015

200 Years Later, Shashi Charles

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Had A Dog Once, Michael Rogers Sep 2015

Had A Dog Once, Michael Rogers

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Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff Sep 2015

Front Matter, Manuscripts Staff

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Wearing Memories: Clothing And The Global Lives Of Mourning In Swaziland, Casey Golomski Sep 2015

Wearing Memories: Clothing And The Global Lives Of Mourning In Swaziland, Casey Golomski

Anthropology

This article situates a cultural phenomenon of women’s memory work through clothing in Swaziland. It explores clothing as both action and object of everyday, personalized practice that constitutes psychosocial well-being and material proximities between the living and the dead, namely, in how clothing of the deceased is privately possessed and ritually manipulated by the bereaved. While human and spiritual self-other relations are produced through clothing and its material efficacy, current global ideologies of immaterial mortuary ritual associated with Pentecostalism have emerged as contraries to this local, intersubjective grief work. This article describes how such contrarian ideologies paper over existing global …


Review Of Woven Luxuries: Indian, Persian, Turkish Velvets From The Indictor Collection, Carol Bier Sep 2015

Review Of Woven Luxuries: Indian, Persian, Turkish Velvets From The Indictor Collection, Carol Bier

Textile Research Works

LUXURIANT AND extravagant are words that come to mind to describe the sheen of brightly coloured velvets on display in this small but stellar exhibition at San Francisco’s Asian Art Museum, on view to 1 November. The exhibition presents an exceptional private collection of exquisitely designed velvets woven in lands of the Mughal, Safavid, and Ottoman empires during the 15th through 17th centuries. Robust blossoms, sinuous vines, and stylised flowers are among the many designs that characterise Mughal, Safavid and Ottoman textiles, including sumptuous velvets with raised pile and metallic threads that shimmer in changing light. Together the products of …


'The Rhythm Of Our Time Is Jazz': Popular Entertainment During The Weimar Republic, Sharon L. Jordan Sep 2015

'The Rhythm Of Our Time Is Jazz': Popular Entertainment During The Weimar Republic, Sharon L. Jordan

Publications and Research

“’The Rhythm of Our Time is Jazz’: Popular Entertainment during the Weimar Republic” examines the widespread interest and influential role held by American ragtime and jazz music throughout German culture from the 1910s until World War II. Many artists incorporated minstrel imagery as a potent indicator of their outsider status during this period or used new materials and rhythmic forms inspired by jazz to fully reflect the technological achievements and dynamic environment of the modern metropolis.


Six Leadership Lessons From Photography, Brenda L. Boyd Sep 2015

Six Leadership Lessons From Photography, Brenda L. Boyd

Journal of Applied Christian Leadership

"I learned that the photographers who captured unforgettable images all had some things in common: they seemed to know themselves and people; they had vision, passion, and timing; they had an innate ability to communicate effectively; they took risks; and they learned from their mistakes. I also came to realize that as a result of their unique presence—and often their sacrifice—they made a significant and lasting contribution to our world."