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Neo-Aristotelian analysis of Jane Fonda's feminist rhetoric

In September 2005, Jane Fonda gave the keynote speech, entitled "The New Feminism: Reuniting the Head, the Heart & the Body," at Women & Power, a three-day conference hosted by the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies, an organization oriented towards "focusing on health and wellness, spiritual…

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Narration, setting, and moral psychology in Stevenson's Markheim

Markheim was written in 1885 and is widely recognized as one of Robert Louis Stevenson's most successful short stories. It was initially published in a Christmas-time annual and later appeared in Stevenson's the Merry Men and Other Tales and Fables (1887).

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Market Orientation in Hospital Cardiac Diagnostic Units

Graduate study examining market orientation, patient satisfaction, and employee satisfaction at Medical Diagnostic Units in a Canadian health sciences corporation.

Health

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IAS/IFRS and Goodwill Accounting: Challenges for European Companies

Analyzes IAS 22, IAS 36, and IAS 39 standards on goodwill treatment, impairment testing, and convergence challenges facing European listed companies under IFRS.

Accounting

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Ecofeminism: Women, Nature, and the Politics of Domination

A critical review of ecofeminist theory examining the links between women's oppression and environmental degradation across politics, religion, and global activism.

Social Issues

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Essay Graduate 3,061 words

Arendt on Education, Race, and the Little Rock Crisis

Explores Hannah Arendt's philosophy of education in dark times and critiques her simplistic view of Black Americans during the 1957 Little Rock Crisis.

Philosophy

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Essay Graduate 1,538 words

The Grotesque in 19th-Century English Fiction and Prose

Explores how the grotesque functions as a shared rhetorical mode in 19th-century English fiction and non-fiction, from Austen and Coleridge to Dickens and Carlyle.

Literature

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Western hegemony and the universality of human rights standards

In Human Rights in Cross-Cultural Perspectives: A Quest for Consensus edited by Abdullahi Ahmed an-Naim (1992), the articles are mostly concerned with reworking the notion of human rights in an effort to achieve consensus on a 'new,' 'more universal' (or cosmopolitan) view of human rights, as "the…

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Language and alienation in Fanon's Black Skin White Masks

Grove, 1967. Fanon examines language's role in the black man's alienation from the other, the European (17). In his words, "a man who has language consequently possesses the world expressed and implied by that language" (18). Simply put, language acts as a route into the colonizer's culture.

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Climate change trends in the Wabash Watershed, 1961-1990

The Wabash Watershed -- For this analysis, we will be focusing on a specific geographic area, the Wabash Watershed. Chronologically, we will use 1961-1990 as our basal reference, including raw, 5-year average, and 10-year average data.

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