This thesis examines the post-World War II conservative movement, focusing on anticommunism, a major component of the movement. The main focus of the thesis is an examination of the anticommunist theory of James Burnham. ...

This thesis will examine the philosophy of James Jackson Kilpatrick. The views and analyses of his newspaper column are widely diffused throughout America. He is identified as a forceful exponent of contemporary American ...

James Joyce divorced himself from the Catholic Church for two major reasons: 1) he felt the Church deprived him of his individuality; 2) he thought this deprivation aided in the creation of what he viewed as a decadent ...

Austen employs a number of rhetorical techniques to shape the responses of the reader. In Northanger Abbey, Pride and Prejudice, and Emma, these techniques work through style, characterization, narrative method, and ...

Job satisfaction of nursing service paraprofessionals employed in a mental hospital was investigated in this Particular study. Differences relative to both gender and differentiated years of employment and job satisfaction ...

John Brown's religious beliefs motivated his violent abolitionist crusade. His parents inculcated their Calvinist Christian beliefs into young Brown, including their abolitionist views of slavery. Brown grew from a skeptical ...

Authorities differ concerning the sequence of Donne's Holy Sonnets. Certain scholars have attempted to relate the twelve sonnets from the 1633 edition to a sequence influenced by the Anglican Doctrine of Contrition, ...