Liberalism 
....
Clark cites five failures: Lack of perfect competition implies maldistribution of economic and social power as a consequence of monopolistic or oligopolistic ....
(1252
5
)
Lorenzo de'Medici & The Arts in Florence
....
Clark cites Lorenzo de' Medici's skill as a poet and as a commissioner, both direct and indirect, of artworks informed by issues raised in a full range of ....
(2280
9
)
Capital Punishment from a Philosophical Perspective
....
Clark cites the reformist/romantic reaction to dehumanization created by the industrial revolution, including humanitarianism as "the greatest civilizing ....
(5962
24
)
Prohibition & 18th Amendment
....
Clark cites a wide variety of studies of the period in his book, from accounts of early temperance movements to public records and sociological analyses of ....
(5112
20
)
Probhibition Prohibition was instituted with a
....
Clark cites a wide variety of studies of the period in his book, from accounts of early temperance movements to public records and sociological analyses of ....
(4855
19
)
French Playwright Moliere & Tartuffe
.... In neoclassical France, however, this injunction had attained the stature of aesthetic laws;
Clark cites the "many and oft-repeated pleas for the Unities" (81 ....
(2767
11
)
The Death Penalty in a Civil Society
....
Clark cites the reformist/romantic reaction to dehumanization created by the industrial revolution, including humanitarianism as "the greatest civilizing ....
(2549
10
)
Political Economy and Liberalism
....
Clark cites interest-group "rent seeking" or "efforts to use government's regulatory power for the purpose of advancing the interests of a particular group ....
(1223
5
)
Mozart's Opera, Don Giovanni
.... In this regard, Kenneth
Clark cites the score of Don Giovanni as contributory to the overall climate of character and story development, not only for Don ....
(3071
12
)
Death & Meaning
.... primary intention,
Clark does admit that he is very close to arguing that we have an eternal subjectivity that exists in all contexts of experience. He
cites ....
(666
3
)
Selective Police Enforcement
.... court does not often make good police relations with the public (
Clark, 1971, p .... One analysis
cites politicians' "rush to be recorded on the 'right' side of the ....
(1787
7
)
Racial Profiling
.... In that regard, Malley (1999)
cites "hard statistical evidence that shows young .... most from aggressive policing, since black Americans, as
Clark pointed out 30 ....
(3026
12
)
Reasons Why Species are Endangered
.... In all,
CITES has bans on more than 1,000 animal and plant species. However, William
Clark, chairman of the Interpol working on wildlife crime, testified ....
(1998
8
)
Marijuana as a Gateway Drug
.... to health nor the gateway to drug abuse hell (Postrel 4). Postrel
cites Lester Grinspoon .... and far less risky to use occasionally than crack or heroin (
Clark 14 ....
(1794
7
)
Gateway Drugs
.... to health nor the gateway to drug abuse hell (Postrel 4). Postrel
cites Lester Grinspoon .... and far less risky to use occasionally than crack or heroin (
Clark 14 ....
(1837
7
)
Gateway Drugs
.... to health nor the gateway to drug abuse hell (Postrel 4). Postrel
cites Lester Grinspoon .... and far less risky to use occasionally than crack or heroin (
Clark 14 ....
(1845
7
)
Aesthetic Experience
.... or too mysterious--these things can also be sung and only be sung" (
Clark, 1969, p .... of musical worth, and not everyone is open to novelty; Langer
cites the "hard ....
(1446
6
)
Artistic Decoration of the Sistine Chapel
.... The principal expression of the Italian Renaissance, says
Clark, was in the .... In this regard, Santillana
cites "the fundamental ambiguity that was Michelangelo's ....
(2585
10
)
Mass Media Distortions of Reality
.... In the same vein, Gamson (4-5)
cites the adoption by mainstream news .... was characterized as "so realistically violent" as to be "almost unwatchable" (
Clark 46). ....
(1750
7
)
Advertising Campaign
.... been a three-year, carefully worded effort to obtain inmate access (
Clark, 2000 .... In that regard, Ollivier (2000)
cites the "deeply questionable taste" of mixing ....
(2380
10
)
Theatre and Drama
.... and Comparison entre la Phedre de Racine et celle d'Euripide (
Clark 283), writing .... In particular, Hegel
cites Rodrigo in Le Cid as a "collision between the ....
(3224
13
)
Priesthood of the Roman Catholic Church
.... at ecumenical articulations of ecclesiastical authority Rausch (113)
cites evidence of ....
Clark explores this issue, noting that sexuality and celibacy are not ....
(3908
16
)
Portraiture in Western Art
.... and the environment in which the individual lived and worked (
Clark 104; 111 .... She
cites Hogarth's portrait of the actor David Garrick in character as Richard III ....
(1631
7
)
August Rodin
.... perhaps self-defeating from the start," says Hale (p. 94), who
cites the similar .... According to
Clark, Rodin's conception of The Gate of Hell, although based on ....
(4603
18
)
Voltaire's Candide
.... Voltaire, to whose "smile of reason"
Clark (245) refers in identifying the .... of the residue of late-Renaissance religiosity; Hampshire
cites Leibniz's absorbing ....
(2197
9
)
Rape in 18th/19th Centuries Great Britain
.... place (
Clark, Silence passim). The problem was compounded for servant girls whose employment and residence were fused into one household. Krueger (131)
cites ....
(3556
14
)
Los Angeles Riots
.... The ultimate result was polarization (
Clark 167), and it persisted for decades, the .... One analysis of Latino Los Angeles
cites "the everyday level of social ....
(1615
6
)
Housing & Disabled People
.... not involved with individuals outside of residential settings" (Nisbet,
Clark, and Covert .... Morris (1993)
cites a shelter study administered in the United Kingdom ....
(1900
8
)
Contemporary Cults
.... Cult expert Michael D. Langone
cites "extensive control of information to limit alternatives .... be met outside the group in a hostile world (quoted in
Clark 389-90 ....
(3403
14
)
Currency Reforms of Charlemagne
.... In this regard, The Economist
cites a passage from the proceedings of the Council .... is considered by some to have been weak, but
Clark characterizes Charlemagne ....
(3921
16
)
