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Showing 1 to 19 of 19 for “"Changing Culture"”.
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Revitalizing and Changing Culture at North Baptist Church in Phoenix, Arizona
ABSTRACT REVITALIZING AND CHANGING CULTURE AT NORTH BAPTIST CHURCH IN PHOENIX, ARIZONA Oscar Noe Garcia, D.Min. The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2018 Faculty Supervisor: Dr. Shane W. Parker North Phoenix Baptist Church has been a powerhouse for the gospel in the past and they still have a …
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The Narratives of Ann Lee as a Core Component of Shaker Theological Evolution
… throughout their history and documents how the changing narratives reflect the changing culture of Shakerism. As a result of being both a progressive and a communal religious society, the Shakers faced the dilemma of maintaining their religious core while maintaining a progressive stance that …
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Transforming A Culture Of Quality Through Nurse Engagement: A Leadership Framework
<p>Bedside nurses can be key in improving care. Engaging the workforce to develop processes and work through implementations can be challenging. This article focuses on a framework to help leaders engage bedside nursing staff in developing quality initiatives within their work environment. The …
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Social Disruption in the Gothic Novels of Horace Walpole, Elizabeth Inchbald, and Jane Austen.
… of the Gothic into real responses to the changing culture and sexual anxiety of eighteenth-century England.</p>
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Part of This World: A Personal Exploration of Media and Queer Identity
… development and identity formation, and our changing culture as queer visibility increases. This piece is primarily a personal reflection that runs from early childhood to adulthood. It addresses social interactions that I have had with coworkers, family, peers, and students around queer …
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Claiming a Place in the Magic Kingdom: A Queer Analysis of Disney Movies from 2010 to 2020
Disney movies are a vehicle for American culture; however, Disney has lagged behind in representing queer people in their films as protagonists. For this reason, critical scholarship is necessary to understand Disney's role in building, replicating or changing culture. Although some critical work …
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Engaging the Whole Mind: Transmediation Between Pictures and Print
… is not meeting the needs of our constantly changing culture. Oral rhetoric from indigenous cultures such as American Indians, or minorities such as African Americans are based in the arts; dance, music, storytelling, and visual art of all kinds. These are right-brained functions. They are …
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Contentious Activities and Party-State Responses in Contemporary China -- Investigating China’s Democratisation during its Modernisation
… Party-state, society and individuals and the changing culture and value system, remarkable contentious activities have been launched by a wide range of social actors striving for their rights and interests. Underneath the dynamic character of contentions in China, this research will try to …
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"Auto"-mobile Beijing : a bicycle network for a renewed "bicycle kingdom"
… intends to be a catalyst for a renewed bicycle culture in Beijing, the capital of the former "Bicycle Kingdom". Beijing, only 15 years ago had more bicycles than any other city in the world, has in recent years undergone a drastic shift to become a city consumed by cars and highways, producing …
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Arthur Raper: Modern realist in the New Deal South
… seminal studies of social relations and the changing culture of rural Georgia in Preface to Peasantry (1936). Sharecroppers All (1941) and Tenants of the Almighty (1943) documented the debilitating effects of traditional racial and economic policies on the South's rural farm families, both …
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The changing role of women and work concerning gender, the family and childcare issues: A work-life balance perspective.
… for all parents, especially women, in our changing society. Hakims preference theory, concerned primarily with women’s choices between family work and market work, at the present time, is in relation to women wanting a betterbalanced life. The choices or preferences women have appear as a …
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Financial exclusion and banking regulations in the United Kingdom: a template analysis.
… is conducted through an examination of the changing culture of the banking industry from the 1600's to the present day whilst considering the effect banking regulation has played on financial exclusion and exploring the expectation gap between bank delivery and customer expectation. The …
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The rhetoric of participation: student voice initiatives in a college of further education - a case study.
… a development over the last fifteen years of a changing culture of participation, inclusive learning and student-centred learning within Further Education Colleges in the United Kingdom (UK). As part of this change, within Further Education Colleges, student voice initiatives have become wide …
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The Effects of Simulation on Junior Level Baccalaureate Nursing Students' Self-Efficacy and Intrinsic Motivation
… spanning three generations. Classrooms cultures are changing today and include some Baby Boomers and large numbers of Generation X, Generation Y, and second-degree seeking students. These culturally diverse groups of students have unique sets of learning characteristics. Given the …
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Building to power : architecture of Tehran 1921-1941
… between tradition and innovation in a rapidly changing culture and to demonstrate how urban and architectural changes initiated during the Reza Shah period introduced complexities and contradictions that still exist in present day Tehran.
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"Blind to Certain Truths": Social Movement Narratives, The Supreme Court, and Cultural Change
Stories abound within our culture, and rarely are stories bestowed more legitimacy than within the courts. Social "facts" might be established within the legal forum, but nonetheless connect to everyday life. Research in social movements and judicial politics is thus becoming increasingly useful as …
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The health of Irish-descended Catholics in Glasgow: a qualitative study of the links between health risk and religious and ethnic identities
… identity, and the ways in which structure and culture are mutually and dynamically constitutive are examined. The evidence points to the health relevance of structural factors (direct and indirect discrimination, and hidden and institutional sectarianism), which are dependent upon externally …
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Developing a dialogue on health: user involvement in health and health services
… doing so, this policy aspires to respond to the changing culture of personal and societal expectations of health and the health service; to build democratic participation in the difficult targeting and rationing decisions faced by health agencies and, thus, to help renew public trust and …