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"A Spectacle of Infinite Sadness" : decoloniality, affect, and postwar Japanese calligraphy
Title:
"A Spectacle of Infinite Sadness" : decoloniality, affect, and postwar Japanese calligraphy
Creator(s):
Jesse Clyde Moneyhun
Date:
December 1, 2016
Department or Program:
Rhetoric Studies
"Beer Goggles" to Blackouts, "the Munchies" to Memory Problems: The Science of Alcohol and Marjiuana
Title:
"Beer Goggles" to Blackouts, "the Munchies" to Memory Problems: The Science of Alcohol and Marjiuana
Creator(s):
Jason Kilmer
Date:
September 6, 2017
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mods_abstract_s:
Dr. Jason Kilmer is a nationally recognized speaker whose presentation will challenge, amuse and educate you on issues relating to alcohol and marijuana. Presented as part of Opening Week 2017.
"Called Forth" into practice : rhetorical materialism and The Call
Title:
"Called Forth" into practice : rhetorical materialism and The Call
Creator(s):
Jack Dempsey Lassiter IV
Date:
December 9, 2016
Department or Program:
Rhetoric Studies
"Choice" in the globalized sex market : a comparative analysis of decision-making in global sex worker communities
Title:
"Choice" in the globalized sex market : a comparative analysis of decision-making in global sex worker communities
Creator(s):
Lyndsey Paige Wilson
Date:
May 9, 2012
Department or Program:
Sociology
"Da" - 1982-1983
Title:
"Da" - 1982-1983
mods_abstract_s:
Ray Chapman, Craig Holbrook, Kevin Loomer, Isabel Endlichhofer, Ron Sheffield, Patrick Page, Kim Taylor, Tina Quall
"Da" - 1982-1983
Title:
"Da" - 1982-1983
mods_abstract_s:
Ray Chapman, Craig Holbrook, Kevin Loomer, Isabel Endlichhofer, Ron Sheffield, Patrick Page, Kim Taylor, Tina Quall
"Distaste for the violent doves" : the administration of Lyndon B. Johnson and the antiwar movement
Title:
"Distaste for the violent doves" : the administration of Lyndon B. Johnson and the antiwar movement
Creator(s):
Jessica M. Anderson
Date:
May 9, 2018
Department or Program:
History
"He's not here, so hopefully He is" : the function of religion as a coping mechanism for prison wives and girlfriends
Title:
"He's not here, so hopefully He is" : the function of religion as a coping mechanism for prison wives and girlfriends
Creator(s):
Amanda Marie Lane
Date:
May 8, 2012
Department or Program:
Sociology
"I'm not racist!" : white fragility and mindset theories of racial bias
Title:
"I'm not racist!" : white fragility and mindset theories of racial bias
Creator(s):
Zach W. Rahmes, Danica J. Wilbanks
Date:
May 9, 2018
Department or Program:
Psychology
Embargo until:
2020-05-10T00:00:00Z
"If my hubby ever did half the stuff my book boyfriends did -- I’d put him six ft in the ground" : narratives of interpersonal and gendered violence as discussed in romance novel review websites
Title:
"If my hubby ever did half the stuff my book boyfriends did -- I’d put him six ft in the ground" : narratives of interpersonal and gendered violence as discussed in romance novel review websites
Creator(s):
Anna Sophia Wester Teague
Date:
May 13, 2015
Department or Program:
Sociology
"Invisible" disabilities : identity management and well-being in college students
Title:
"Invisible" disabilities : identity management and well-being in college students
Creator(s):
Tessa Carlson, Ashley Davies
Date:
May 10, 2011
Department or Program:
Psychology
"Is Belief in God Irrational?" (Veritas Forum)
Title:
"Is Belief in God Irrational?" (Veritas Forum)
Creator(s):
Meghan Sullivan
Date:
November 16, 2017
mods_abstract_s:
Notre Dame philosophy professor Meghan Sullivan shares the journey by which – to her own surprise – she became convinced by the truth-claims of the Christian faith, and explores the top three questions she has wrestled with in terms of the rationality of holding to a "thick" and complex belief-system.
"Morally wrong and politically unacceptable" : Ronald Reagan and constructive engagement, 1981-1988
Title:
"Morally wrong and politically unacceptable" : Ronald Reagan and constructive engagement, 1981-1988
Creator(s):
Jessica Lynn Day-Lucore
Date:
May 9, 2018
Department or Program:
History
"Muslim, period. American, period" : millennial Muslim identities in the contemporary United States
Title:
"Muslim, period. American, period" : millennial Muslim identities in the contemporary United States
Creator(s):
Ledaman Bliss Zakarison
Date:
May 11, 2016
Department or Program:
Religion
"Near and graspable" : imagining a binational future for Israel/Palestine
Title:
"Near and graspable" : imagining a binational future for Israel/Palestine
Creator(s):
Catherine F. Fisher
Date:
May 8, 2018
Department or Program:
Race and Ethnic Studies
"Punks" of the profession : the community acupuncture movement, health care reform, and oppositional identity
Title:
"Punks" of the profession : the community acupuncture movement, health care reform, and oppositional identity
Creator(s):
Kinsey Elizabeth Hohnstein White
Date:
May 13, 2015
Department or Program:
Anthropology
"Rude Noises" : Homocore, unsettling the symbolic, and enjoying abjection
Title:
"Rude Noises" : Homocore, unsettling the symbolic, and enjoying abjection
Creator(s):
Meredith L. Ruff
Date:
December 11, 2015
Department or Program:
Rhetoric Studies
"Sad-eyed lady, should I wait?" : a comparative exploration of classical and twentieth century Persephones
Title:
"Sad-eyed lady, should I wait?" : a comparative exploration of classical and twentieth century Persephones
Creator(s):
Mariah T. Lapiroff
Date:
May 6, 2013
Department or Program:
Classical Studies
"Show me how to see things the way you do" : existentialism in faith, philosophy, and film
Title:
"Show me how to see things the way you do" : existentialism in faith, philosophy, and film
Creator(s):
Benjamin P. Spencer
Date:
May 10, 2010
Department or Program:
Religion
"Taking back the park" : the framing of a contested public space as a social problem
Title:
"Taking back the park" : the framing of a contested public space as a social problem
Creator(s):
Alex Michelle Kempler
Date:
May 13, 2015
Department or Program:
Sociology

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