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Showing 1 to 20 of 40 for “"human relationship"”.
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Aspects of human relationship identification using short tandem repeats
Human short tandem repeat (STR) loci identification can be for linking material from a crime scene to an individual or linking two individuals. Paternity testing is one form of linkage where typically samples are tested between the mother, child and putative father (trio) and a probability (CPI) of …
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Reevaluating the God-Human Relationship Through the Psychological Origin of Sin: A Comparative Theology of Schleiermacher and Kierkegaard on the Doctrine of Sin
… that is, a primordial and essential part of our human nature, both concepts, on the other hand, are able to hold each person accountable for the fault (<em>Reatus</em>) associated with their own transition from original sin to the appearance of actual sin.</p> <p>In conclusion, an analysis of …
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Urban Gallery
Since the dawn of high-rise buildings, human relationships have been limited by the floors. Compared to the pre-industrialized era where residential streets fostered community socialization, it is safe to say our relationships are constrained to the physical boundaries that surround us. Especially …
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Social justice in the prophets
… the Prophets' message was a call to justice in human relationship. The message was directed to all people, especially to the wealthy and the powerful. My dissertation will show how this call to justice was part of the Covenant between God and His chosen people. The three prophets selected are …
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Meeting and merging: painting animal/human encounters with medicine
… My exploration is concentrated on aspects of the human relationship to animals in captivity and stems from a relationship I had with a caged bear when I was living in Georgia, Eastern Europe in 2011. The story of my encounter with the bear is important in this respect and I begin my text with that …
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"It's not just about petting horses": Understanding Equine-Assisted Psychotherapy and Horse-Human Healing Relationships
… critically analyses experiences of the horse-human relationship in equine-assisted psychotherapy (EAP). As a therapeutic modality, EAP relies on the presence of a horse, a licensed psychotherapist, and a client. As the field is generally unregulated, each EAP session and practice is slightly …
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Mosque as a community development center in Sumberpucung Malang: Theme Islamic Architecture
… and review of al-Qur’an, ukhuwah or good relationship so mosque be able to becomes as community development center. At the same time, based the observation about the condition of Indonesia, apparently held much of narrowness about the function of mosque from the first function that …
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Les adolescents dans l'oeuvre romanesque d'Andre Gide.
… It is a self-centered work and no details " of human relationship are given. The "traites" which follow, present disembodied stylised adolescents whom Gide seems to be using with a cathartic intention, though with variable degrees of success. One of the effects of the autobiographical "recit", …
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Multi-Scalar Perspective in Civic Architecture: Arlington Civic Center
… urban planning, environmental psychology studies human relationship to places and settings, which are then categorized as the public's identities, attachments, and dependencies. Of interest to city planning, these findings can also be utilized in a design methodology. By giving particular …
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The alienation of humans from nature: media and environmental discourse
… communicated through language; the mediated human-nature relationship that represents nature in particular ways; and applied activist theory which exposes problematic representations and offers better alternatives. Nature and environment are defined as symbolically complex ideas; nature, most …
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The role of organizational climate and culture in service encounters
… include the Nature of Time, Assumptions of Human Relationship, and values as discussed by Schein (1985). All these factors help to create and perpetuate a climate and culture of high service.</p>
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Place Matters: An Evolutionary Approach to Annie Proulx's "The Half-Skinned Steer"and "Wamsutter Wolf"
… fiction, like evolutionary theory, examines humanity's unique, reciprocal relationship with nature. The evolutionary approach provides readers with a framework to understand the human relationship to our environment, a theme Proulx's work examines. This approach also augments current …
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The effects of human relations studies on high school students' values
… of high school students. A treatment group (Human Relationships) received specific training in communication skills, intrapersonal and interpersonal skills. Two control groups (Gourmet Foods and Chemistry) followed subject course outlines. The results of independent one-way analysis of …
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The secret nature of seeds: science & seed improvement c.1520-1700
… that can travel across socially constructed and humanly defined borders and boundaries. While certain characteristics of the seed have been captured in botanical, agricultural, economic and garden history, what the seed also carries is a social history. The human relationship with the seed is …
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From the Trashcan to the Chicken Bucket: towards an ideology of composting
… understand and transform the alienation of our human nature. The human relationship to waste and to the trashcans in our homes is a familiar story hidden by strategic pedagogies of obfuscation. This project seeks to replace dominant behaviorist pedagogies with an alternative "compost pedagogy," …
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The Futures of Flight
… have been present throughout the history of human flight. Events of the past have continuously changed perceptions of possibility in flight and have subsequently expanded the limits of imagination. As these limits expand a number of potential futures arise. Once a futuristic fantasy, flight …
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Organs and bodies : the Jew's harp and the anthropology of musical instruments
… levels: physically (the interaction between the human body and the body of the instrument), culturally (the contexts in which it is used), and musically (the way it is played and conceptualized as a musical instrument). Integrating written, ethnographic, and musical evidence, this study begins …
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All Creatures Great and Small: A Comprehensive Analysis of the Function of Animals in Biblical Texts
… animals is anthropocentric. Chapter 2 addresses human stewardship of animals, showing how animals are granted for human use and consumption, within the limits of responsible and compassionate stewardship. Chapter 3 discusses the adversarial nature of the human relationship with animals. Chapter 4 …
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Dwelling in Ecological Poetry: Emily Dickinson's Nature Poems and Henry David Thoreau's Walden
… Thoreau’s great poem of Walden enact patterns of human relationship with the natural world, patterns that resound in our living interactions with nature. In their efforts to valorize alternative, relational perceptions of human self, Dickinson and Thoreau demonstrate an ecopoetics that accords …
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Dwelling in Ecological Poetry: Emily Dickinson's Nature Poems and Henry David Thoreau's Walden
… Thoreau’s great poem of Walden enact patterns of human relationship with the natural world, patterns that resound in our living interactions with nature. In their efforts to valorize alternative, relational perceptions of human self, Dickinson and Thoreau demonstrate an ecopoetics that accords …
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