Karen Horney's Approach to Psychology
Karen Horney (1895-1952) was born in Hamburg, Germany, daughter of a Norwegian sea captain and a Dutch mother of "free thinking" ways (Kelman,
1967,
pp. 9-10). ....
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Warren Hastings
.... war Hastings was forced to confiscate the property and financial resources of some local rulers who refused to contribute for the war expenses (Moon,
1967,
pp. ....
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Teacher Education in Liberia
.... Advantages and Disadvantages of Teaching in Liberia Seth Bansa and Klike Takyi (
1967,
pp. .... With respect to teacher preparation, Bansa and Takyi (
1967,
pp. ....
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American Political Culture
.... and various rights and that the Constitution itself, as administered, tended to serve the interests of industry and property rather than the people (
1967,
pp. ....
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ORIGINS OF THE COLD WAR
.... American anxieties also led to the U-2 spy plane program, and to the flight that accidentally sabotaged the 1960 summit plan (Halle,
1967,
pp. 371-74). ....
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The Neoclassical Revolution in Economics
.... by displaying his ability to maintain a thousand servants. Veblen (
1967,
pp. 26-28) traces the roots of this pattern of behavior ....
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Dependency Theory in Economic Development
.... were, it was contended, a legacy of the Colonial Period (Spraos, 1983, p. 1). A fourth approach to dependency was proposed by Cardoso and Faletto (
1967,
pp. ....
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European colonialism in Latin American ended duri
.... arrival of the rich urban dwellers, along with their new automobiles early in the 20th century, further eroded the hold of the aristocrats (Willson,
1967,
pp. ....
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Analysis & Definitions of Love
.... psyche to be "penis envy" - while female post-Freudians such as Karen Horney believed men to carry within them an intrinsic "womb envy" (Kelman,
1967,
pp. ....
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Money Driven Economy in Europe
.... In this regard, Burke (
1967,
pp. 96 7) cites the emergence during the twelfth century of localized trade fairs in what were to become Europe's market towns. ....
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Schools As Instruments for Socialization
.... of the student population, then the opposite of the "cooperative ideal" evolves: the diverse groups become competitors for dominance (Booth,
1967,
pp. 1-28). ....
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The US Political System
.... The introduction of the concept of democratic representation in practice and theory opened the way for the modern conception of democracy (Cooke,
1967,
pp. ....
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A History of the Kuomintang to 1948
.... In fact, the current Chinese political situation may be regarded as, directly or indirectly, a result of the movement (Chow,
1967,
pp. 13-15). ....
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Human Resources Management
.... center of the star. He provided the common denominator that unified all of their directions (Jay,
1967,
pp. 164-165). By the early ....
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The Capitalist World-Economy Concept
.... were, it was contended, a legacy of the Colonial Period (Spraos, 1983, p. 1). A fourth approach to dependency was proposed by Cardoso and Faletto (
1967,
pp. ....
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Leonard Bernstein as a Conductor of Beethoven
.... He certainly managed to communicate his enthusiasm to the musicians with whom he worked. This is a constant theme in the literature. Schonberg (
1967,
pp. ....
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3 Literary Works on What Is A Man
.... Sophocles. Oedipus Rex. In D. Grene and R. Lattimore (Eds.), Greek Tragedies. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press,
1967:
pp. 107-176.
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Oedipus Rex, Gilgamesh, Inferno
.... Sophocles. Oedipus Rex. In D. Grene and R. Lattimore (Eds.), Greek Tragedies. Chicago, IL: University of Chicago Press,
1967:
pp. 107-176.
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The Nature of Creativity
.... What exactly does one mean, for example, by successful mating? A good theory, according to Babbie and other scholars (viz. Glaser & Strauss,
1967,
pp. ....
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Skepticism I. INTRODUCTION 1. Objective of essa
.... For, if a mind could conceive of a being better than thee, the creature would rise above the Creator, and this is most absurd" (Mavrodes and Hackett,
1967,
pp. ....
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Conflict Between Henry VIII & Thomas More
.... He therefore wanted the pope to annul this marriage, thereby allowing him to marry his lover Anne Boleyn (Hayes, et al.,
1967,
pp. 360-3; Churchill, 1983,
pp. ....
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International relations Schools of Thought
.... functionalists focus on the role of economic institutions in forming an international federation with at least some centralized administration (Nye,
1967,
pp. ....
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Political Institutions in Japan & Australia
.... a majority of the eligible population did not vote, and less than one-third of the total eligible population actually voted for federation (Shaw,
1967,
pp. ....
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Medical Practice In Ancient Babylonia
.... Large segments of the population could have suffered from a variety of intestinal worms (Brothwell & Sandison,
1967,
pp. 194 198). ....
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Political Theorists of 1600s & 1700s
.... could not be separated from the subject, and the result of the government machinery would always be the general happiness of the people (Rousseau,
1967,
pp. ....
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Paul Tillich & Other Religious Perspectives
.... own medium can be regarded as final without making intolerable claims to the absoluteness of some particular historical person or event (Williams,
1967,
pp. ....
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Christian Theology & Non-Christian Perspectives «FR»
.... own medium can be regarded as final without making intolerable claims to the absoluteness of some particular historical person or event (Williams,
1967,
pp. ....
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Martin Luther
.... else. Dear Lord God the Father, preserve and strengthen this faith in me by your Spirit. Amen" (Schultz,
1967,
pp. 135-136). It ....
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Ancient Babylonian Medicine
.... Large segments of the population could have suffered from a variety of intestinal worms (Brothwell & Sandison,
1967,
pp. 194 198). ....
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CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND POLAND
.... of the Marxist economic policy; however, Marxist economic policy and centralized planning were reimposed with a vengeance by Stalin in 1928 (Mazour,
1967,
pp. ....
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