This dissertation develops and defends a social ethic focused on the education of children. The account proposes two key normative notions: dialogic identity with respect to the moral goal; and consociational democracy with respect to the surrounding political structure. Chapter…
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This ministry project studies middle-size church peculiarities, organizational theory, systems theory and theories of change in order to identify a process of change that is both faithful to Christian concepts of community and effective in helping a church move through significa…
This dissertation explores the history of debates about black criminality during the first four decades of the twentieth century, an era in which American society developed many of its modern notions about the origins and character of crime, as well as modern views about the rel…
The purpose of this study was to determine if there existed a need on the part of hearing impaired individuals to attend Adult Education classes or services designed for them. The population for this study centered on one hundred ten (110) hearing impaired individuals from Dauph…
It is important that the U.S. colleges and universities understand the needs and problems of the foreign students whom they recruit without first considering the possibility of providing essential campus services, support services, orientation services, and academic counselling,…
This dissertation presents, in the form of a final excavation report, the results of the investigation of the Lower Geometric Cemetery of Lapithos conducted by the Cyprus Expedition of the University of Pennsylvania Museum in 1931-32. The Upper Geometric Cemetery, excavated by t…
An estimated 2.3 million Americans are now living in jail or in prison. Due to the mushrooming incarceration rates of the past three decades, prisoners now constitute over seven-tenths of one-percent of the United States' populace. This number represents two-fifths the size of A…