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PUBLIC LECTURE David Gordon Professor in Social Justice Inaugural Lecture Eradicating Poverty in the 21st Centur

PUBLIC LECTURE David Gordon Professor in Social Justice Inaugural Lecture Eradicating Poverty in the 21st Century: When will Social Justice be done? Monday, 18th October, 2004. PowerPoint is Evil. Five Themes The Rhetoric The Reality The Consequences of Poverty

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Agenda Modernism versus Postmodernism Decolonization discourse and Orientalism European origins Postmodernity in Anthrop

Agenda Modernism versus Postmodernism Decolonization discourse and Orientalism European origins Postmodernity in Anthropology Time and the Other Delicensing voices Postmodernist Literature Critique. POSTMODERNISM. Modernism derived from the study if art and literature

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Influential Theorists in Child Development

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Global Issues

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Mesopotamia

Mesopotamia . Between the Rivers. Geography Promotes civilization. Ge ography ???. Farming began in southern Mesopotamia in 5500 BC Flat, swampy region The Tigris and Euphrates rivers often flooded during the spring

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Chapter 2 Cognitive Development

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Puritans

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Emily Dickinson

Emily Dickinson. Emily Dickinson Bio. Emily Dickinson was born on 10 December 1830 in Amherst , in western Massachusetts , and died there on 15 May 1886.

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Anthropology and its Methods: Fieldwork

Anthropology and its Methods: Fieldwork. Key Concepts: Fieldwork, Participant-Observation, Ethnography, Dispute Resolution, Gift-giving, Culture Shock, Ethics, Qualitative and Quantitative Reseach. Anthropology and Participant-Observation.

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Diasporic Cultures in the Caribbean and Caribbean Literature: An Overview Pinchia Feng ??? NCTU

Diasporic Cultures in the Caribbean and Caribbean Literature: An Overview Pinchia Feng ??? NCTU. Diasporic Cultures in the Caribbean .

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Puritan New England

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Black Power

Black Power. Malcolm X. From the mid 1960s the Civil Rights movement took a new directions Protests took place in the north Protest changed from non-violent to violent Blacks wanted Black Power and they were prepared to use violence A new leader emerged called Malcolm X.

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Legalities in Healthcare

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MANAGING EXPECTATIONS

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Silent work

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ORIGINS OF AFRICAN SLAVERY Objective: 1. Explain the nature of Traditional African Slavery 2. Identify the circumstances under which an African would become a slave in his own society.

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Describe this photo: (using any of the following characteristics) Color Tone Setting Or anything else that comes to mind

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