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Showing 1 to 20 of 34 for “"Intermarriage"”.
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The rabbinic attitude to intermarriage as reflected in Midrashic literature
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Intimate strangers: intermarriage among Jews, Catholics, and Protestants in Germany, 1875-1935
In this dissertation, I examine intermarriage in Germany from 1875, when the Second Reich implemented obligatory civil marriage, to 1935, the year the Third Reich implemented the Nuremberg Laws. At its core are common mixed marriages between Protestants and Catholics, as well as the relatively less …
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Determinants of intermarriage in the United States among immigrants and the native born.
Determinants of intermarriage in the United States among immigrants and the native born.
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Negotiating differences in mixed marriages - Christians and Muslims in Greece
… Christianity captured Christian - Muslim intermarriage with different Muslim populations: Near, Middle East and South East Asian Muslim-born immigrants, native minority Muslims and Greek converts to Islam. I follow intermarriage as an iterative process of trajectories and awakenings to …
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The Dark Cloud of Jeffersonian Philanthropy: Native American Assimilation and the Critique of the Frontier Romance
… take many forms, yet the most discussed are intermarriage, the acceptance of Christianity, and the Native influence on the story of the nation's founding. This study examines the ways in which the literary genre of the Frontier Romance portrays, influences, and critiques Native American …
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Crystal Night : a short novel
… Danny, a Catholic. Initially the Jewish fear of intermarriage and anti-Semitism that Rachel inherits from her parents challenges this relationship, and when Danny is conscripted into the army by the Apartheid state, his mysterious death ends it.
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The Reimagination of the House of God in the Book of Ezra-Nehemiah
… 5:1-19; 10:32; 13:15-22), and 4) prohibition of intermarriage (Ezra 9-10; Neh 10:31; 13:23-29). These four issues appear in both the agreement of the exiles to obey the Torah (Neh 10:31-40) and various sins described in the book (Ezra 9-10; Neh 5:1-19; Neh 13). The fact that the same issues are …
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Business bridging ethnicity : how business transactions in Trinidad build trust and friendship but don't reduce prejudice
… in terms of ethnic prejudices and opposition to intermarriage.
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Agents of Socialization: Effects on the Attitudes and Beliefs of African Americans on Interracial Marriages
… of African Americans opposed laws banning racial intermarriage.
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The Concept of Israel in the Old Testament and its Divine Purpose: an Exegetical and Theological Analysis
… of people connected through biological links, intermarriage relationships, and political alliances. In a spiritual sense, the term Israel served as a characterizing title granted to Jacob first, to his descendants next, and then to all who accepted Yahweh as their God and demonstrated a genuine …
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Analysis Of Prehistoric Ceramics From A Fourteenth-Century Native American House, Carter Robinson Site (44Le10), Lee County, Virginia
… of interaction with other households, such as intermarriage at the site and non-Mississippian populations living nearby.
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It Breaks a Man's Heart - Socioeconomic Differences in the Onset of Cardiovascular Disease in Contemporary Sweden
… results showed direct health effects from intermarriage, as well as indirect effects of intermarriage for several cardiovascular risk factors. Consistent differences in cardiovascular risk are found for men and women throughout the dissertation, supporting previous research which finds …
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When We Were Monsters: Ethnogenesis in Medieval Ireland 800-1366
… identity by banning the Irish language, intermarriage, and other customary practices. This period exemplifies Anthony Wallace’s “revitalization movement” as the English Crown destroyed the existing political system. <em>Communitas </em>and the revitalization movement provide the “how” to …
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A Portrait of Chinese Americans: From the Perspective of Assimilation
… integration, English-language proficiency, and intermarriage are used to determine the level of assimilation of Chinese immigrants after 1965. The straight-line assimilation model best describes the assimilation of Chinese Americans into this society.</p>
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Unity through diversity? Assimilation, multiculturalism and the debate over what it means to be an American.
… According to the quantitative data, support for intermarriage is one of the few variables that positively correlates with preferences for assimilation. The interview data indicate a strong tendency among many participants to conflate the meaning of multiculturalism and assimilation. Despite their …
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Interracial dating among college students: Cultural norms and partner violence
… of all married couples in the U.S. Rates of intermarriage for Hispanics and Asians in the U.S. are much higher. Using a sample of college students (N = 1174) from two Historically Black Universities and three Predominantly White Universities, results indicate that attitudes towards …
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Vanished comforts: locating roles of domestic furnishings in Scotland 1500-1650
… and English culture was merged by aristocratic intermarriage.<br/><br/>This new culture is seen in the inventories of Mary, dowager Countess of Home. She maintained houses in England and Scotland. Some of her furnishings represented the style of an inner circle at court. Her inventories are also …
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An Analysis of the Fiction of Charles W. Chesnutt
… a black's perspective: issues such as racial intermarriage, the franchise, and convict labor practices. He also explored the ramifications of "passing" into white society and other problems confronting people of mixed-race in the South and in the North. He pleaded for a quickening of …
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Unraveling the population history of the Xiongnu to explain molecular and archaeological models of prehistoric Mongolia
… eastern steppe and interacted, both in trade and intermarriage, with peoples from southern Siberia to Xinjiang. However, the Xiongnu as a people are relatively unknown to scholars since they did not possess a written language of their own.</p> <p>Although analysis on ancient skeletal remains of …
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