...:https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/pages/standard-publication-reuse-rights ) Animal welfare Industrial agriculture Activism Ruth Harrison Biography Twentieth-century Britain [email protected] Kirchhelle Claas Bearing Witness: Ruth Harrison and British Farm Animal Welfare (1920–2000) London : Palgrave Macmillan...

..., Standard Journals Publication Model ( https://dbpia.nl.go.kr/journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract This essay intends to shed light on the motivation behind Ruth Klüger’s autobiographical project by examining the relationship between trauma, memory...

... goods necessarily signals value choice, where value choice ought not to be signaled. Moral limit of markets Semiotic Arguments On a par value Ruth Chang 1. There appear to be currently available three kinds of argument in favour of the claim that there ought to be limitations on how...

... First Violin Sonata and Second String Quartet, and Nancarrow's Study for Player Piano. ²⁰ To this list, Ruth Crawford and her String Quartet 1931 were later added as well (in 1998), an influence that would turn out to be very consequential. ²¹ These two...

... to the memory and commemoration of childhood and the Third Reich. 1 Ruth Klüger, weiter leben: Eine Jugend (Munich: dtv, 2008), henceforth cited in the text as WL followed by the page number. 2 For an account of its reception, see Stephan Braese and Holger Gehle, ‘Von “deutschen Freunden...

... a balance between strict and free repetition, in part reflecting the influence of Charles Seeger's dissonant counterpoint. This article discusses canons in Lilacs, Sun-Treader, and Evocation IV. Ruggles Charles Seeger Ruth Crawford ultramodern dissonant counterpoint canon imitation...

... bioethics, it is helpful to follow closely the account of Ruth, who turned away from security and walked alongside her grieving mother-in-law to Bethlehem. Remembering Ruth may help one to heed Professor Kaveny’s summoning of Christians to remember “the Order of Wid- ows...

..., it is helpful to follow closely the account of Ruth, who turned away from security and walked alongside her grieving mother-in-law to Bethlehem. Remembering Ruth may help one to heed Professor Kaveny's summoning of Christians to remember “the Order of Widows” and the church's historic calling to bring...

...0 19 08 2024 Ruth Witt-Diamant’s San Francisco Poetry Center fostered two often-opposed forms of the 1960s reading, the confessional and the anti-war protest, both suffused with a sense of imminent apocalypse. Allen Ginsberg first performed ‘Howl’ as naked self-revelation, but in performances...

..., and increasingly related to entrapment and oppression. In contrast to the self-sacrificial struggles of Ernestine Hubers in The Glory of the Conquered (1909) or the long self-immolation of Ruth Holland in Fidelity, Glaspell produces dramatic heroines who begin to realize...

...1:1–5 Famine, migration, and death in the family of Elimelech 1:6–18 Naomi and Ruth return from Moab to Judah 1:19–22 Naomi and Ruth settle in Bethlehem at barley harvest 2:1–7 Ruth gleans in the field of Boaz, a kinsman of her deceased husband 2:8–16 Boaz assists...

... Adeline Pavlova Anna American ballet vaudeville Manzotti Luigi Century Opera Manhattan Opera San Carlo Theatre Balanchine George de Mille Agnes Fokine Michel Galli Rosina jazz Littlefield Catherine Lopokova Lydia McAuliffe Edmund Nijinska Bronislava Page Ruth Rasch Albertina Rubenstein...

... archaeological evidence of ḥăgōr belt měˁîl outer garment underwear Tsumura David Toshio bronze Homer Ahijah Deuteronomistic History Gideon Jeroboam King prophecy bodily boundaries and hair as a sign of mourning Campbell Anthony F Boaz metaphor clothing and Ruth footwear levirate law servants...

... a female character applying perfumed oils without censure. This chapter considers these women and their application of perfumed oils in the books of Esther and Ruth from the Hebrew Bible, and the book of Judith and the story of Susanna from the Greek Bible. Turning from perfume to eye kohl, I then explore...

... of celebrity, this new cultural phenomenon interfaced with the intense clash of political personalities to produce a conspicuous presence for sports stars in Smith’s list of supporters. Most notably, the most nationally recognized and marketed celebrity athlete of the time, Babe Ruth, campaigned actively...

...This book is a collection of essays describing the thematic approaches to resolving legal disputes favored by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. The chapter authors are carefully selected American legal scholars who used their subject matter expertise to analyze Justice Ginsburg’s voting patterns...

...Chapter 2 explores the theme of crossing borders and boundaries from biblical theological perspectives. Jean-Pierre Ruiz creatively rethinks the relationship between exegesis and eisegesis, proposing a bidirectional conversation with Ruth 1:16–17 over issues of communal identity, connecting...

...Chapter 12 explores Jack’s approach for illustrating for other authors (including works by Ruth Belov Gross and Sarah Barchas), books he did for early readers, and books he did in a comic strip style. It also explores one of Jack’s most beloved and lasting stories, There’s No Such Thing...

...Ruth Reich’s later work is the topic of the Afterword. In recent years, Reichl’s work has responded to American women’s changing relationships with the kitchen. Reichl’s later work, such as her novel Delicious! (2014) and My Kitchen Year: 136 Recipes that Saved My Life...

...Figure 8.1. Mollie Terrell at age sixty-four is dressed in a sophisticated black lace and silk dress. This 1927 portrait was made just a couple of years before she joined Representative Ruth Hanna McCormick’s campaign for a seat in the U.S. Senate. The photograph was taken at the prominent...