Miracles and the Modern Worldview 
.... believe that a miracle has occurred. He explored the question in
terms of the
modern world view. However, the
modern world view is ....
(1280
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Modern Product Design: Creative Design and Innovative Technologies
.... design and innovative technologies has become a commonplace feature in the
modern era .... demonstrate the ways in which products that are radical in
terms of their ....
(989
4
)
Mills' Theory of Modern Society
.... Weber, and he argued that the development of
modern, industrial capitalism ....
Terms like "worker," "capitalist," and "proletariat" have little universal meaning ....
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Religion and Modern Culture
.... with projections of human needs resonate most strongly with
modern culture. .... to anthropological explanations for so-called primitive religions in
terms of soul ....
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5
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Greek and Roman Views of a Hero
.... In
modern terms, virtue is almost entirely a moral word; the Greek original was used differently to mean simply excellence. The ....
(1861
7
)
Ancient Greek Virtrues and Modern Film
.... Gordon explains this in
terms of the "desperate" need of the
modern culture to reclaim "faith in ourselves as Americans, as good guys on the world scene, as ....
(6010
24
)
Kant on Modern Art
Certainly, the
terms "contemporary art" and "
modern art" are complex in that they refer to what Janson (666) calls a succession of "isms" which have emerged ....
(503
2
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Great Awakenings in Virginia & Rochester
.... The established religion of this society was Anglican (in
modern terms, Episcopalian). The Church, however, was more a social institution than a spiritual one. ....
(1686
7
)
TheHistory of Modern Philosophy
The history of
modern philosophy is normally divided into three sections, empiricists .... Leibniz considered knowledge not in
terms of experience but in
terms of ....
(1619
6
)
Philosophy and Everyday Life
.... a greater whole; the ability to be creative and imaginative and to leap across barriers (to think outside the box to put it in post-
modern terms); the ability ....
(723
3
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Rediscovery of Pompeii
.... This merging of styles, often looked upon as haphazard in
modern terms, forms the focus of the Pompeiian style--a mixture of Mediterranean and Roman culture to ....
(2171
9
)
Classical Age of Chinese Thought
.... Poetry and music were (in
modern terms) unproductive activities; they were part and parcel, to the Mohists, of the wasteful luxuries of the great, which served ....
(5230
21
)
Modern Society and Humanism
Modern society begins with the eras of the Renaissance and the Reformation as a .... largely in the Catholic Church, to secular authority in political
terms and to ....
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9
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GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOYMENT
.... Generally speaking, the rights of private property, translated in
modern terms into the rights of management, are generally not limited except to the extent ....
(5356
21
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1569 Rebellion Against Queen Elizabeth I
.... Jesuits and other missionary priests, trained abroad, were slipping into England to seek to re-establish Catholicism through what may in
modern terms be called ....
(5226
21
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De Tocqueville's Democracy in America
.... Despotism, to de Tocqueville, conveys the general connotation of all the
modern terms mentioned earlier: arbitrary government controlled by one person or a ....
(4718
19
)
Benjamin Franklin and Electricity
.... We might call it the software of nature in
modern terms, imposing a persisting pattern upon ever-changing elements of material data. ....
(2973
12
)
The Leopard
.... In a way, such love as Calisto feels becomes a slippery slope in our
modern terms leading to greed, loss of shame, and, oddly, infidelity. ....
(874
3
)
Max Weber & Modern Social Thought
.... trace the unique qualities which distinguish the attitudes underlying
modern capitalistic activity .... moments of historic import, in religious
terms: For Lincoln ....
(2907
12
)
Modern Manufacturing Techniques
.... advantage in today's retail environment, and FYC has a long way to go to leverage all of the opportunities available to it in
terms of technological and ....
(753
3
)
Artistic Vision and the Formation of Subject
.... what was without-what he called "the presence of the absent"-the
modern designers were .... the art becoming part of the body are immense not only in
terms of how ....
(1320
5
)
Marxism and Modern Feminism
.... But there is compelling evidence of a second strand of
modern critical theory .... tradition of Marx is actually more properly formulated in Marxist
terms. ....
(1931
8
)
Post-Modern Culture
.... Adorno and his supporters might respond to the claims of post-
modern theory, taken .... The party is still legally important in
terms of getting on the ballet, and ....
(2739
11
)
The Tao of Physics
.... book, Capra shows how the Eastern mystic has an intuitive understanding of certain concepts and expresses them in different
terms from
modern physics, while ....
(3556
14
)
Precursors of Modern Feminism
.... with literature. Early
modern women enduring childbirth disasters describe them in biblical not visceral
terms. Their relations ....
(4071
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)
Christo & Post-Modern Art
Christo is a representative of the post-
modern era in art, bringing together .... the world and our relationship to it were produced in
terms of technological ....
(1715
7
)
Modern law in English-influenced Judiciaries
.... Two key factors in the
modern, English-based equation are "common law" and a .... fines (which could go directly to London) replaced punishments in
terms of labor ....
(2237
9
)
MODERN TECHNOLOGY ON THE ADULT LEARNER
.... This paper reviews the effects of
modern technology on the adult learner .... behavioural sciences, it development and application is considered in
terms of learning ....
(2431
10
)
The Post-Modern Conception of Psychotherapy
.... However, in the postmodern world, the traditional conception of cognitive therapy is completely undermined as cognitive therapists must come to
terms with the ....
(2357
9
)
Origins of Modern Feminism and Literature
.... It belongs to
modern feminism's "second wave," which began as a between-the-wars .... Women were very much defined in
terms of their roles in nature--mate, mother ....
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