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Table of Contents: “…Fernandez -- Don Quixote : icon of rhetoric culture theory / Ivo Strecker -- A trope of time : twilight swings across the central Himalayas / John H. …”
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Table of Contents: “….) -- Australia/New Zealand -- Biography -- Individual and Collective Biographies -- Journals and Diaries -- Letters -- Oral History -- Birth Contro -- l Abortion -- Fertility -- Infanticide -- Material Culture -- Reproductive Rights and Options -- Canada -- Economics (see also Work) -- Africa -- Asia -- Australia -- Europe -- Latin America -- Middle East/Near East -- North America -- Soviet Union -- Education Methods -- Students -- Teachers -- Ethnicity -- Asian -- European -- General Immigrants -- Jewish -- Latin American -- Europe -- Central Europ -- e Eastern Europe -- France -- Great Britain -- Northern Europe -- Southern Europe -- Family -- Childbirth -- Childcare -- Demographics -- Ethnicity -- Infant Mortality -- International -- Kinship -- Motherhood -- Feminism -- Biography -- General -- International Organizations -- Politics -- Religion -- Theory -- Friendship -- Health -- Health Care/Preventive Health Care -- Illness -- Maternity/Childbirth -- Medical Issues -- Psychology -- Latin America -- Law/Crime -- Courts, Trials, and Prisons -- Divorce, Family, and Marriage -- Female Criminality -- Lawyers -- Reproductive Rights and Illegitimacy -- Work and Protective Legislation -- Lifestages and Lifestyles (except married) -- Life Courses -- Old Age -- Never-Married Women -- Widowhood -- Youth -- Marriage/Divorce -- Courtship -- Demographics -- Divorce -- Ethnicity -- International -- Polygamy -- Material and Popular Culture -- Architecture/City Planning/Neighborhoods -- Books/Literary Images/Literature -- Crafts/Quilts/Embroidery Fashion/Textiles/Beauty -- Culture -- Food -- Photographs/Paintings/Visual Images/Movies Popular Culture/Mass Media/Advertising -- Science and Technology -- Middle East/Near East -- Military/War -- Home Front -- Jobs -- Peace -- Activism -- War Service -- Politics -- First Ladies -- Government Policy -- Political Participatio -- n International Relations -- Monarchies -- Office Holders Parties -- Women’s Rights -- Pornography -- Professions -- Professional Career Choices -- White Collar Work -- Prostitution -- Religion -- Catholocism Missions and Missionaries -- Protestantism -- Religious Issues and Witchcraft -- Sexuality Ideology -- Lesbianism (see also Lifestages and Lifestyles) -- Practices -- Sexually Transmitted Diseases -- Virginity/Celibacy -- Social Reform/Community -- Organizing -- Family Planning and Aid To Children -- Health Reform -- Industrial Reform -- Moral Reform -- Social Movements/General Temperance -- Women’s Clubs -- Women’s Rights Movements -- Soviet Union -- Sports -- Suffrage -- Anti-Suffrage -- International Suffrage -- United States -- National -- East -- Midwest -- South -- West -- Construction/Deconstruction/Reconstruction -- Women’s History/Feminist History -- Women’s History Methodology and Other Disciplines -- Cross-Cultural Theory and Women’s History -- Biography Women’s History and Labor -- Historiography and Sources -- U.S. …”
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Table of Contents: “…2.19 Post-environmentalism2.20 The social construction of nature; 2.21 Symbolic environmental politics; 2.22 Tipping points; 2.23 Wicked environmental problems; Part 3 Classic approaches; Editorial introduction; 3.1 Cultural theory; 3.2 Ecotheology; 3.3 Environmental anthropology; 3.4 Environmental economics; 3.5 Ecofeminism; 3.6 Environmental ethics; 3.7 Environmental geography; 3.8 Environmental health; 3.9 Environmental history; 3.10 Environmental modelling; 3.11 Environmental sociology; 3.12 Environmental politics; 3.13 Design, emotion, sustainability; 3.14 Environmental law…”
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Table of Contents: “…Theoretical Matters. 2.1. Cultural Theories -- 2.2. Analytical Theories -- 2.3. Music Performance and Complex Systems -- 2.4. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Gender and depression -- Theories regarding gender differences in depression -- Artifact theory -- Hormone theory -- Rumination theory -- Societal pressure theory -- Lack of control theory -- Self-blame theory -- Quality of life and cultural theory -- Conclusions -- Sexual violence, reproductive health, and depression -- Sexual violence and depression -- Reproductive health issues and depression -- Postpartum depression -- Men and depression -- Gender and suicide -- Summary -- 6. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Chicana/o critical positions : inside/outside cultural theory, the academy, and academic institutions -- Introduction to part six / Angie Chabram-Dernersesian -- 27. …”
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Table of Contents: “…Four types of visual culture / Christopher Pinney ; Food, eating, and the good life / Judith Farquhar ; Scent, sound and synaesthesia : intersensoriality and material culture theory / David Howes ; The colours of things / Diana Young ; Inside and outside : surfaces and containers / Jean-Pierre Warnier -- Part III. …”

Table of Contents: “…From "Film in popular memory: an interview with Michael Foucault" / Michael Foucault -- From "Popular memory: theory, politics, method" / Popular Memory Group -- From Theatres of memory / Raphael Samuel -- From Remaking America: public memory, commemoration and patriotism in the twentieth century / John Bodnar -- From The presence of the past: popular uses of history in American life / Roy Rosenzweig and David Thelen -- From "Introduction: inventing traditions" / Eric Hobsbawm -- From "The invention of tradition revisited: the case of colonial Africa" / Terence Ranger -- From Slavery and social death: a comparative study / Orlando Patterson -- From "Disturbing memories" / Richard Sennett -- From "The past in the present versus the present in the past" / Micael Schudson -- From "Recognition and renown: the survival of artistic reputation" / Gladys Lang and Kurt Lang -- From "The construction of nonpersonhood and demonization: commemorating the 'traitorous' reputation of Benedict Arnold" / Lori Ducharme and Gary Alan Fine -- From "Finding meaning in memory: a methodological critique of collective memory studies" / Wulf Kansteiner -- From "The past in the present: culture and the transmission of memory" / Ron Eyerman -- From "Toward a cultural theory of trauma" / Jeffrey Alexander --…”

Table of Contents: “…-- The Wonders of Four-Eyesism: Immaculately Correcting Juju Error, Hypocritical Fowl-Killers and Opportunistic African Administrations -- The Fowl-Pig Killing Narratives on Family, Marriage and Commitment: Killing the Bowie Family Interest Theory -- The Contest of Cultural Theories: Africa Exports Nosexonomy and Bangwalangwalism to North America…”
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Table of Contents: “…THE EVOLUTION, CONCEPTION AND THEORETICAL MATRIX OF CULTURE; The Evolution of Culture; The Earliest Conception of Culture; The Meaning of Culture in Modern Frame of Thought; Culture has the following characteristics; Elements of Culture; The Complexity and Perspectives of Culture; Theories of Culture; Functions of Culture; Culture Change.…”
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Table of Contents: “…The future of IA -- 10.1 Global IA -- 10.1.1 Makeup of the world's internet users -- 10.1.2 The need for internationalization and localization -- 10.1.3 Cross-culture theories and localization -- 10.2 The future of IA -- 10.2.1 The IA community -- 10.3 New challenges for information architects -- 10.3.1 Findabiliity and cross-channel/ubiquitous access -- 10.3.2 Content representation -- 10.3.3 Digital preservation -- 10.3.4 Voice and gesture -- 10.3.5 Customer experience -- 10.4 IA and research -- 10.5 IA and beyond.…”
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