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The modern organ
Thesis (M.F.A.)--University of Kansas, Music.
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Prudence and the Modern Sister
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Detection and the modern city
… as a form which has evolved in close relation to the modern city from the nineteenth century to the present. The argument runs that the link between the urban setting and the detective story is an essential characteristic of the form which has been undervalued in the study of detective fiction. …
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The hermeneutics of the modern subject.
Martin Heidegger was the first modern European philosopher to alert mankind to the dangers of modern technology. He argued that technology is an enframing or a limiting perspective of the possibilities for human existence. The philosopher Michel Foucault investigated the geneology of the way that …
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The Chorography of the Modern City
Until the nineteenth century, space was represented and produced through mathematically constructed drawings: plans and sections captured buildings and the scientific map recorded the territory. The development of technologies of transport brought crisis into this static and balanced world as speed …
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Toward a Redefinition of the Modern
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Gertrude Stein and the Modern Theatre
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The Modern Great Game in Central Asia
In the last fifty years global consumption of petroleum has increased by more than a factor of six, by the year 2000 daily consumption was at 76 million barrels/day. The United States is accountable for nearly one quarter of the daily oil total, which represents only 40 percent of our total energy …
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The Modern Great Game in Central Asia
In the last fifty years global consumption of petroleum has increased by more than a factor of six, by the year 2000 daily consumption was at 76 million barrels/day. The United States is accountable for nearly one quarter of the daily oil total, which represents only 40 percent of our total energy …
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The Making of The Modern History Play
Virtually every major modern dramatist--Ibsen, Strindberg, Shaw, Yeats, and O'Casey, to name but a few--has written what may be construed as history plays: plays based on a historical personage or event. And since the time of Aeschylus's The Persians, perhaps the first history play of the Western …
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Intervention Legitimisation and the Modern Democratisation Movement
At the beginning of the 21st century, the US led invasions into Afghanistan and Iraq. While both invasions were initially framed as security imperatives, the subsequent occupations were situated within a narrative of democracy promotion, liberalism and development. The act of invasion and the …
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Managing Diversity in the Modern European Workplace
… is consistently increasing in society and the workplace with increasing globalization and internationalization. This comes with new challenges and opportunities for organizations adapting to the new environment as internal heterogeneity in teams and organizations can lead to communication …
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The development of the modern air brake
Thesis (B.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, 1920
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City Living: Exploring the Modern Rowhouse Typology
The traditional rowhouse form was a result of economical use of available space and materials that provided its occupants a home that fulfilled functional and societal needs. The result was a series of rooms along a travel corridor with a distinct underlining organization. The typology was …
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The modern day gold rush ; private military corporations
Since wars have existed, there have been soldiers for hire. As the state evolved, originating during the peace of Westphalia, and matured, the definition and the business of mercenarism have gone through many mutations. Today, and particularly since the 1970s, mercenaries have banded together, …
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Sacred and Regenerative Space in the Modern Novel
This thesis examines the ways in which Evelyn Waugh, E.M. Forster, and Virginia Woolf represent and use domestic spaces.
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