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La Duke, Leone Bernice; Guido d'Arezzo
(University of Oregon, 1943-05)
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Wysong, Kathleen Forsythe
(University of Oregon, 1949-05)
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Marx, Leonora Burle
(University of Oregon, 1966)
Latin American social studies, while attempting to explain or describe socio-economic change and processes for an entire continent, presently suffer from either over-generalization or case studies with little or unknown ...
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Diller, Lois K.
(University of Oregon, 1974-12)
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Barnum, Gary
(University of Oregon, 1977-06)
The purpose of this paper is to provide the reader with a chronology
and brief description of the rise of anti-war activity on the University
of Oregon campus. I feel that a qualitative change can be noted in the
demonstrations ...
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Meyer, Martha
(University of Oregon, 1977-08)
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Buhler, Julie Lorana
(University Of Oregon, 1983-06)
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Bernstein, Michele Lee
(University of Oregon, 1983-08)
The purpose of this study is to examine the relationship between college women's sex-role attitudes and their plans concerning work and families. We will investigate the changes in college women's sex-role attitudes over ...
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Alborn, Denise M.
(University of Oregon, 1984-06)
A seaman's job is occupationally unique and was even more so in
the past. Before the advent of steam shipping, the nature of sailing
compounded many of the problems inherent in the seafaring lifestyle.
There were more ...
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Hyatt, Nina
(University of Oregon, 1988)
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Albert, Annmarie
(University of Oregon, Clark Honors College, 1989-06)
Junior high school students who had taken a class on nuclear war issues were tested to see whether they would differ from students who hadn't. Students were compared with
regard to levels of optimism, active hope, pessimism, ...
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Stein, Jaclyn L.
(University of Oregon, Clark Honors College, 1990-03)
This thesis gives evidence to support the idea that the character of Cleopatra (Queen of Egypt), as constructed by William Shakespeare for use in his play The Tragedy of Antony and Cleopatra, was based on the Egyptian ...
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Bassin, Kelly M.
(University of Oregon, 1990-07)
Maria Aurelia Capmany is a Spanish feminist whose life
spans the eras of Spain's liberal Republic, its Civil War,
the fascist dictatorship of Franco, and the transition into
democracy. An examination of the history of ...
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Jacobson-Leong, Davina R.
(University of Oregon, 1993)
Since 1977, when Jenny Holzer first introduced her Truisms
signs to the public, the surreal quality of her art has increased with
her successively more dramatic installations and messages.
Juxtaposing light and dark, ...
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Li, Meredith A.
(University of Oregon, 1993-05)
The modem popular press has portrayed Asian Americans as a "model
minority" whose phenomenal academic and professional achievements prove
that they have assimilated into white middle-class society. However, the
perpetrators ...
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Britton, Charles Howard
(University of Oregon, 1993-06)
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Bookstein, Jonah Benjamin
(University of Oregon, 1993-06)
VARIATIONS ON A LEGEND: DICTIONARY OF lHE KIELCE POGROM is an
attempt to use an ethnographic technique and scope of inquiry to understand
the events on July 4, 1946, in the town of Kieke, in south central Poland.
Subsequently, ...
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Albrich, Lisa Rene
(University Of Oregon, 1993-07)
In her second novel, Sapogonia, Ana Castillo challenges and
confronts the canon by dismantling and defying the dominant
ideologies of Westem androcentric literature. Using Castillo's first
novel, The Mixguiahuala Letters, ...
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Patty, Austin T.
(University of Oregon, 1994-08)
Leos Janacek (1854-1928) was a composer from Moravia, a province of
Czechoslovakia. Moravian peasants maintained a musical tradition distinct from the folk
music of the neighboring provinces of Bohemian and Slovakia. ...
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Hill, Amy Marie
(University Of Oregon, 1995-08)
This thesis is a biography of Sophie Germain, a French
mathematician who lived from 1776 to 1831. In addition to a
traditional biographical account of her life, it discusses her work,
focusing on her mathematical ...
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