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This work far exceeds any published work in breadth and depth on issues related to both gay and lesbian domestic violence. It includes preliminary results of two groundbreaking research projects; includes detailed information on assessment procedures and evaluation instruments, treatment modalities for gay and lesbian victims and batterers, and impact and intervention techniques for children of same-sex couples witnessing domestic violence.
Tests and studies in religion: 12.
Films like The Blair Witch Project and Lone Star are contemporary representations of outgrowths of documentary and Western movies. This text examines the re-emergence of past styles in film. Writers and directors are re-visioning genres by placing new slants on old themes while inspiring and improvising future genres to provide tools of construction and interpretation for both the storytellers and the audience. The pseudo-documentary's reflextive quality gives a window on the world that previous, traditional, genres didn't. The neo-western movies look backwards as well as forward, building on American traditions but also looking to the future to carry the story further.
Describes the growth of mobbing as an administrative practice within large bureaucratic institutions, focusing especially on universities. This book illustrates its arguments with two dozen cases, including the notorious dismissal at one of the continent's most prestigious universities.
This study investigates the competitive world of pre-professional Western concert dance training and education in the U.S. as experienced and lived by boys and young men, an under-represented population in the field. The substantial social implications about gender, femininity, masculinity, homophobia, sexual orientation, gendered bodies, and child culture will appeal to multiple readerships interested in arts education, humanizing pedagogies, and social justice concerns.
Some studies of formal satire suggest that this genre faded with Juvenal or Apuleius and did not reappear until Erasmus. This work argues that such neglect of the entire medieval period omits the most prolific era for Latin verse satire in literary history.
Demonstrates that explanations of musical understanding are not found in analyzing musical activities per se but rather in examining underlying cognitive activities - principles of melodic and rhythmic construction, sensory awareness and quality assessment, and the effects of cultures on neural network formation.
This volume details the struggle for national independence of Afrikaner Calvinism against British imperialism, providing an enlightening study of the complex relation between religion and society.