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Public Witness and the Press
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The press in Iraq (1869-1966)
Thesis (M.S.)--Boston University. Note: page 14 is missing.
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The Vietnam War and the press
… Review) reported six different events of the Vietnam War. Chapter one will examine the publications’ coverage of the Tonkin Gulf incidents of August 1964 and the November 1965 Pleiku attack. The 1968 Tet offensive will be the concern of chapter two. Chapter three looks at how the six …
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Democracy denied : the Press in South Africa
This work is an examination of the media in South Africa (SA). Here it shall be seen that SA was not a democratic state while under National Party (NP) rule. This statement is obvious as the vast majority of SA citizens were denied the franchise. But democracy eluded even those enjoying life within …
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Democracy And The Press In The Middle East
… in general, democracy specifically, and Islam. The primary purpose of this research is to gain not only broad, but also in-depth understanding of Arab governments and their control of media. One of the key issues discussed is the role of the Arabic media channel, Al-Jazeera, in the Arab …
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Hot and cold : the press and cold fusion
Thesis (B.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Humanities, 1990.
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Norman Angell, peace, politics and the press, 1919-1924
There is no abstract available for this dissertation.
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The Dynamics of Democracy: Politicians, People, and the Press
While scholars have questioned and analyzed the influence of the media on politics through the lens of news reporting, there has been far less attention invested in whether editorials matter for policy outcomes. Editorials offer publishers and editors an opportunity to express openly their views on …
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Science and the press: nascent institutions in colonial America
This thesis explores the dissemination and development of science in colonial America. Specifically, I examine a general periodical (or newspaper), the Pennsylvania Gazette, in the years 1729 - 1755 for articles on natural philosophy, naturalism, technics, medicine, and husbandry, among others. I …
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Metaphor, the press, and the Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS).
The dissemination of press information in areas of concern to criminal justice plays an important role in the public conceptions of crime and the criminal justice system. The theoretical basis of the work, which integrates studies in phenomenology and metaphor, serves as a vehicle to arrive at a …
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The Battle of Gettysburg and the Response of the Press
This work considers newspaper reactions toward the Battle of Gettysburg in the months of July, August, and September 1863, and, accordingly, seeks to better understand the battle's immediate interpretation, and perhaps significance, according to the peoples' voice: the press. The newspaper …
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The press, national elections, and the politics of belonging in Nigeria
… low-burning feuds everywhere across the land, nurturing puzzling existential questions. This study seeks to validate the notion that the press may have played a significant role in the promotion of the ethno-regional culture that has dominated Nigeria’s post-colonial politics. Studies …
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"Anarchism and the press in Lima: The case of ""Los Parias"""
"This thesis explores the relationship between the anarchist press and the nascent labor movement in the Republic of Peru in the beginning of the twentieth century. The first anarchist newspaper that appeared in Peru in 1904, titled Los Parias, provides a detailed look into the ways in which this …
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The Affair or the State: Intellectuals, the Press, and the Dreyfus Affair
In his introduction to The Age of Revolution historian Eric Hobsbawm considers "a few English words which were invented, or gained their modern meanings, substantially in the period" between 1789 and 1848. The list includes 'capitalism', 'socialism', 'aristocracy', 'liberal', 'conservative', …
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Mean girls in the press: a content analysis of two Toronto newspapers
… as a moral panic, which is correlated with the creation of increasingly punitive antibullying policies in North America. Content analysis was used to uncover how news attention to youth aggression around the time of Reena Virk’s murder contributed to this moral panic in Toronto newspapers. …
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Pénélope in the Press, 1913: The Early Critical Reception of Gabriel Fauré's Only Opera
… forgotten since it premiered in 1913. This thesis provides the first detailed account of Pénélope's critical reception during the year of its premiere. Given that the opera was received enthusiastically by the press, many Fauré scholars have blamed the opera's demise on poor timing. Close …
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