... divine and human) in Jeremiah, with special attention to trauma theory as a hermeneutical lens for thinking about the “wounding of the mind” wrought by the experience of exile. Further Reading Alexander, J. C.   2012 . Trauma: A Social Theory. Cambridge, UK: Polity Press...

...This chapter explores Du Bois’s thinking on agency and how it fits into the larger landscape of social theory regarding action and practice. Covering his early work at the turn of the twentieth century through his later work on Black Reconstruction and other writings, the chapter...

...This chapter highlights the contributions of W. E. B. Du Bois to the animating assumptions and analytic focus of both Whiteness studies and critical race theory. As interdisciplinary approaches, both fields draw liberally from Du Bois’s vast analyses of the “race” concept but cohere around six...

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... theories: the declaratory theory of law, formalism, and positivism. The chapter traces the roots of simple legalism following a comparative approach across disciplines (empirical and doctrinal), within legal scholarship, and between the common law and civil law. It finds that except for a certain form...

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... (or perceived) traumatic event is hidden somewhere in our subconscious. This simplification of the Freudian theory worked well and gave films a flashback structure in which sordid details could be revealed. Several iconic practicing movie psychiatrists have appeared, and although practice has changed...

...This chapter shows how classical architectural theory has provided Kant with a precise terminology to depict that thought that organizes experience—the architectonic. Kant defines the architectonic as the art of philosophical systems, emphasizing that the architectonic is associated...

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... a discussion of leading relevant developmental theories; (b) describe important dimensions of social and emotional development from infancy through adolescence at the behavioral and biological levels and within the context of interpersonal relationships; (c) provide a selective review of the associations...

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...Oxford University Press Level of personality organization refers to a system of classification of personality pathology based in object relations theory. Within this framework, personality disorders are characterized according to severity of pathology, ranging from mild to extreme, based...

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..., and through analysis of dancing that lives at the edges of ecstasy and incoherence, this chapter seeks to place the nameable alongside the unnameable, describing a dance practice that moves beyond settled categories of identity. An auto-theory of self-critique and destabilized affiliation, the chapter honors...

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... be addressed by archaeoastronomers. Using object agency theory, we seek to contextualize these data as places where people communicated with their Bear and War Twin deities. American Southwest anthropomorphic imagery artefact agency approach images imagery object agency theory oral tradition Pueblo...

... filtered through the lens of political systems theory. Political systems theory was developed in the 1950s and 1960s by David Easton, an eminent political scientist. The core idea of Easton’s theory is that political systems can be understood as consisting of inputs from various actors that are aggregated...

...Many of the leading accounts of what makes a life meaningful are goal-based theories, according to which it is the pursuit of some specific goal (such as love for things that are worthy of love) that gives meaning to our lives. In this chapter, the author considers how these goal-based theories...

... the severe problems that are involved in establishing the relationship between international law and state action. It concludes by identifying an area of legal theory that has been neglected by scholars: the nature of legal justification in international affairs. international law conduct of states Second...