Role of West African Slaves in South Carolina 
.... Moreover,
argues Wood, not only would South Carolina's development have been difficult without slave labor; it would have been almost impossible without the ....
(1530
6
)
Gendered Lives
.... from the political arena to intimate relationships" (7). Through social institutions like the judicial system and the media,
Wood (2005)
argues that "cultural ....
(1706
7
)
Relationships in As Good As It Gets
....
Wood (1982)
argues that until partners achieve perceived similarity in the communication climate, they remain unable to "share a universe of discourse which ....
(1765
7
)
Aspects of Poverty
.... As David
Wood (2003)
argues: This culture of poverty is in part mediated through environmental deprivations, such as failing schools, gangs, drugs, violence ....
(766
3
)
The Culture of Poverty
.... As David
Wood (2003)
argues: This culture of poverty is in part mediated through environmental deprivations, such as failing schools, gangs, drugs, violence ....
(766
3
)
Kant & Marriage Contract
.... to use your sexual organs, but you have the right to use theirs, and moreover you have the exclusive possession of that use" (
Wood 258). Kant
argues that the ....
(2508
10
)
Treatment of Young Offenders
.... to warehousing. Gilligan
argues that punishment is not the answer, and that education is the key (
Wood 526-530). He favors tearing ....
(586
2
)
Young Offenders and Violent Crimes
.... to warehousing. Gilligan
argues that punishment is not the answer, and that education is the key (
Wood 526-530). He favors tearing ....
(586
2
)
Alfred Hitchcock
.... As Robin
Wood argues in Hitchcock's Films, "Expressionism evades simple definition, but a central impulse was clearly the attempt to express emotional states ....
(1038
4
)
American Revolution
.... Yet,
Wood (4) makes a good point when he
argues that even though the colonies did not represent a similar conditions compared to previous societies that had ....
(934
4
)
Friendship in The Station Agent
.... As
Wood (2003)
argues, there are two types of insight that stem from the diversity in contemporary society: "increased understanding of and respect for ....
(953
4
)
Effective Intercommunication
.... Tannen (1990)
argues that men and women have different styles of conversing .... Julia
Wood (2004) states that "research of women's and men's communication reveals ....
(1253
5
)
The history of the Venetian glass industry
....
Wood argues that both the thirteenth-century and fifteenth-century revolutions in Venetian glassmaking were connected to the Syrian industry. ....
(4322
17
)
Picasso's Sculptures
.... bring to light to depth and breadth of Picasso's sculptural work,
argues that this .... exploration of Cubist themes and approaches, primarily using metal and
wood. ....
(2309
9
)
Chopsticks: Description, Uses and History
One historian
argues that their use developed because ancient Chinese cooked food .... became "staple utensils" in Chinese society (History 1).
Wood (1) maintains ....
(3213
13
)
Animal Mentation and the Concept of Mind
.... Griffin
argues that many scientists do not accept the notion of animal mentation .... ways he develops an increasing understanding of their properties" (
Wood 35). ....
(2227
9
)
Plant Ecology
.... and its
wood makes good siding, flooring, cabinets, fencing and furniture (Stevens 1). In this discussion of the eastern red cedar, Stevens
argues that fire ....
(2376
10
)
Locke's & Marx's Views on Theory of Value & Property
.... the value of resources--
wood, food, minerals--only takes on value per se when they have been invested with human labor. But more than that,
argues Marx, labor ....
(2301
9
)
Water and Air Pollution Plan Whiteville, North
.... gas available for home heating to reduce emissions from burning
wood and kerosene .... The EPA (2005) also
argues in favor of instituting a community-based pollution ....
(679
3
)
Modernism Defined
.... Rather, Beckett
argues that the only exit the Proustian subject has from this habit-bound existence may come through involuntary memory (
Wood 5). Beckett's ....
(3682
15
)
BF Skinner's Walden Two
.... In the first section entitled Economy, Thoreau
argues that societies are structured in a way .... of Walden Two, the machine Frazier works on makes
wood into an ....
(1348
5
)
Environmental Management
.... King
argues convincingly, with "ethnographic, historical, and archaeological data" (279), that the use of
wood as a fuel resource by the Chumash and Yokuts ....
(2454
10
)
Issues in Corporate Social Responsibility
.... In this way,
Wood, Chonko and Hunt provide a logical outlook on ways to .... He
argues that social responsibility in business will not in and of itself improve ....
(1981
8
)
Justice Scalia and Judicial Theory
.... He quibbles with
Wood's citation of Lord Chief Justice Edward Coke for the .... And he
argues the process of amending the Constitution has caused some of the ....
(4259
17
)
Robert Smithson and the Postmodernist Project
.... Reynolds (2003)
argues that Smithson intended this particular work to mirror the political situation in 1970 and that Buried
Wood Shed held up a prophetic ....
(2280
9
)
Robert Smithson and the Postmodernist Project
.... Reynolds (2003)
argues that Smithson intended this particular work to mirror the political situation in 1970 and that Buried
Wood Shed held up a prophetic ....
(2286
9
)
Problem of the Death Penalty
.... murder again - a point brought out by Koch in his essay (
Wood 716 .... 5). However, another Black spokesperson, talk show host Larry Elder,
argues against abolishing ....
(2201
9
)
How Capital Punishment Affirms Life
.... murder again - a point brought out by Koch in his essay (
Wood 716 .... 5). However, another Black spokesperson, talk show host Larry Elder,
argues against abolishing ....
(2201
9
)
3 Perspectives on Voluntary Decision to End Life
.... Lemonick quotes Dr. William
Wood, clinical director of the Winship Cancer Center at .... He
argues, "A human life marked from the beginning by the individual's ....
(2652
11
)
PR in Sports Industry
.... Sports PR pros were dumbfounded by
Wood's very public comments. .... As Peter Land
argues, "Time magazine called A-Rod ‘sport's new poster boy for greed'. ....
(1691
7
)
