Cross Cultural Comparisons of Two Cultures 
.... within their endemic culture, but are, by and large, only nomads and thus have most of the culturally loyalty to the tribal traditions only (Barth,
1961,
pp. ....
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Warren Hastings
.... of his age through the ranks of the company, serving on the company's administrative councils that governed the cities of Calcutta and Madras (Moon,
1961,
pp. ....
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The Rule of Law This paper will discuss the rule
.... (Hart,
1961,
pp. 126-27). Such concerns are valid in systems in which certainty and continuity are valued above all else. .... (Hart,
1961,
pp. 127-28). ....
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Immigration Policy of Israel, 1948-1994 This
.... The Israeli government contracted with American Alaska Airlines to fly the Yemeni Jews out of their refugee camps in Aden to Israel (Schechtman,
1961,
pp. ....
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Development of Human Life
.... the basis for Dart's theory that anthropoid behavior, notably tool/weapon-based hunting, preceded the more rationally refined Homo sapiens (Ardrey,
1961,
pp. ....
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Human Origins
.... Dart's theory that anthropoid behavior, notably tool/weapon-based hunting, preceded the more rationally refined «MDUL»Homo sapiens«MDNM» (Ardrey,
1961,
pp. ....
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The Impulse to Revolution
.... for national Constitutional government in the Federalist Papers based on the problems of state-to-state and sectionalist rivalries (Hamilton,
1961,
pp. ....
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Jung's Conception of the Mind
.... act of remembering, and Jung says that the immediate availability of memory is comprehensible if we assume the existence of the unconscious (Bennet,
1961,
pp. ....
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Contribution of Leopold Zunz to Jewish Scholarship
.... 19-41). The Position of the Jew in the World Zunz considered most history to be synonymous with political activity (Glatzer,
1961,
pp. 208-214). ....
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Life and Personality Theory of Carl Rogers
.... He was drawn to child guidance, and gradually he shifted from the field of child guidance to that of clinical psychology (Rogers,
1961,
pp. ....
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Conflict Between Henry VIII & Thomas More
.... children, and be inheritable, and inherit according to the course of inheritance and laws of this realm, the imperial crown of the same" (Rogers,
1961,
pp. ....
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Toynbee's Study of History
.... education, that is, one based primarily on mastery of ancient Latin and Greek and the literatures written in those languages (Toynbee, v. 12,
1961,
pp. ....
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Edward Hallett Carr (1961)
Edward Hallett Carr (
1961). .... twins, supposedly demonstrating the dominant role of heredity in intelligence, were eventually found to be wholly fraudulent (
pp. ....
(2089
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Late Ice Age Hunter-Gatherers
.... of sophisticated organized religions that were not to emerge until the later agricultural period of post-Ice Age prehistory and beyond (Eliade,
1961,
pp.33 - ....
(1714
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Stress-inducing Factors for Nurses
.... Attitude changes deal with creating a positive set of attitudes toward self, others and things that will bring about required results. Rogers (
1961,
pp. ....
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International Drug Trafficking This paper will d
.... were secretly accepted in society in the United States, in spite of the efforts of law enforcement officials to eliminate their trade (Anslinger,
1961,
pp. ....
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History of Russia & Political Despotism
.... Nicholas I died in the midst of the war, on March 2, 1855, from a cold and nervous fatigue. There was a rumor that he poisoned himself (Vernadsky,
1961,
pp. ....
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Conformity
.... self, of our own ego. This ego appears to us as something autonomous and unitary" (Freud,
1961,
pp. 12-13). Even so, the superego ....
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Freudian Psychoanalytic Theory
.... superficial as it is, as the "immediate feeling" of being in the world, something that "appears to us as something autonomous and unitary" (Freud,
1961,
pp. ....
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Carl Rogers & the Practice of Psychotherapy
.... order for this to happen, and in order for a successful integration to occur, freedoms need to be allowed on both sides of the relationship (Rogers,
1961,
pp. ....
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American Political Culture
.... because it could contain checks on powers of the national government that the government had never assumed for itself in the first place (Hamiltonm
1961,
pp. ....
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Comparison of Freud and Klein: Psycho-Dynamic Theories Identifying ...
.... superficial as it is, as the "immediate feeling" of being in the world, something that "appears to us as something autonomous and unitary" (Freud
1961,
pp. ....
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Colin M. Turnbull's two works on the Mbuti Pygmie
.... The forest people, some ethnographers went "so far as to say that this participation shows that the Pygmies are devoid of any culture of their own" (
1961,
pp. ....
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Counselors and Cross-Culture Clients
.... which is lived rather than examined, in which awareness is nonreflective, and where I [counselor] am participant rather than observer" (Rogers,
1961,
pp. ....
(2923
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INFLUENCE OF TV ON CHILD DEVELOPMENT
.... accompanied by a conviction that they could actually eliminate these programs from their children's television viewing diet (Schramm, Lyle, & Parker,
1961,
pp. ....
(2443
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Political Development in Russia
.... Nicholas I died in the midst of the war, on March 2, 1855, from a cold and nervous fatigue. There was a rumor that he poisoned himself (Vernadsky,
1961,
pp. ....
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Lenin's New Economic Policy
.... a strong and active revolutionary Marxist group that would lead the proletariat in their struggle for an immediate social revolution" (Vernadsky,
1961,
pp. ....
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Concept of Coping in Nursing
.... Attitude changes deal with creating a positive set of attitudes toward self, others and things that will bring about required results. Rogers (
1961,
pp. ....
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Jesus Christ
.... capable of absorbing large elements of the ancient culture, and soon surpassed Western Christianity in culture and civilization (Tillich, Encounter,
1961,
pp. ....
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Christian Faith
.... self, of our own ego. This ego appears to us as something autonomous and unitary" (Freud,
1961,
pp. 12-13). Ego is thus connected ....
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