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Showing 1 to 20 of 105 for “"James C"”.
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The Fiber of South Carolina Higher Education Philanthropy: A Historical Case Analysis of James C. Self and the Self Family Foundation
<p>Current economic conditions, resulting in declining federal and state revenues, place increased emphasis on fund raising among two and four public and private higher education institutions. In South Carolina and other states student-generated revenue is the primary source of institutional …
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Art salvos : aesthetics of figurative acts of war between the US and Cuba along Havana's Malecón
… from 2002-2005. This character, Chief of Mission James C. Cason, spearheaded many public diplomacy projects in Havana, the magnum opus of which was a huge LED electronic ticker on the facade of the U.S. Embassy Building. The ticker immediately calls to mind the work of artist Jenny Holzer. Laura …
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Blarney in St. Louie: Performing Irishness at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, 1904
… prominent stereotypes of the time. By employing James C. Scott’s <em>Domination and the Arts of Resistance, </em>I reveal the complex and multifaceted power dynamics involved in the performances at the Irish Industrial Exposition.
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Self-Consciousness: a novel story
… for a graphic novel, Kariba, is the work of James C—, for a time one of my most promising students. Under my supervision for the MA within the Department of Language and Communication, he was engaged in writing a novel (the traditional kind, sans illustrations) of which, tragically, only …
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Type IA topoisomerases: a phylogenomic and biochemical analysis of Methanosarcina acetivorans C2A TopoIII
… coli Topoisomerase I (EcoTopoI), by Prof. James C Wang opened the door to the previously unknown world of molecular machines that manipulate DNA topology. Since then, topoisomerases have been demonstrated to be vital instruments of the cellular machinery in a wide array of processes that …
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Flap of a Butterfly's Wings
… political pathways or decorum. This is based in James C. Scott’s work on the everyday forms of resistance by the politically powerless. Here I rely on the empirical evidence I gathered when I filmed and embedded myself with activists protecting the statue outside of the Japanese embassy from …
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The 'Feminization' of the Everyday: Examining the Gendered Nature of Worker Resistance within the Transnational Call Center Industry
… of worker resistance. Further, by gendering James C. Scott’s conception of a ‘spectrum of resistance’ (Tripp 1997, p.5; Scott 1993, p.93-94), I assert that the gendered opportunity structures of worker resistance within the Canadian transnational call center can be usefully mapped and …
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The Democratic Kaleidoscope in the United States: Vanquishing Structural Racism in the U.S. Federal Government
… literature by scholars like Jennet Kirkpatrick, James C. Scott, and Hannah Arendt. This dissertation is concerned with the relationship between morality and civic participation in democratic politics. I analyze Christopher Kutz's book Complicity: Ethics and Law for a Collective Age to delve into …
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Real root counting for parametric polynomial systems and applications.
… polynomial systems. A problem studied by James C. Maxwell back in the 19th century is about finding an upper bound of the number of non-degenerate equilibrium points of the electric potential created by point charges. In the case of 3 point charges, he conjectured that there are at most 4 …
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Adaptive matched field processing in an uncertain propagation environment
Adaptive array processing algorithms have achieved widespread use because they are very effective at rejecting unwanted signals (i.e., controlling sidelobe levels) and in general have very good resolution (i.e., have narrow mainlobes). However, many adaptive high-resolution array processing …
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The Culture of the Good Death in Seventeenth-Century Mexico City
This dissertation argues that most of Mexico City's Seventeenth-century subjects believed in and practiced the Good Death. The culture of the Good Death in seventeenth-century Mexico City shows that their Mexican Catholicism represented a localized religious practice that was completely …
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The Railroad in American Poetry
In many ways travel by train is a speeded-up version of what we are all doing – a here and now experience of what it's like to be human. Trains tend to make us reflective and introspective. For over 150 years poets have used railroad imagery in an attempt to enter into the universal experience of …
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