This work argues that the origins of the great movement towards Christianity that Zulu underwent in the early twentieth century began not, as has been widely supposed, through the Zionist and Ethiopian churches, but earlier, as part of an intense effort by African evangelists an…
Turkish immigrants, residing in Germany, claim that the development of immigration and naturalization polices in conjunction with violent acts made by extremists is valid evidence that German nationals are motivated by racial prejudice. Consequently, they assert that individuals…
In the age of “Make America Great Again” and “Build that wall,” there have been many voices contributing to the discussion of what it means to be American. The process for becoming a U.S. citizen provides an interesting checkpoint for exploring messages regarding Americanism. Bu…
In this interdisciplinary dissertation, I propose a relational and nonhuman-centered ethical disposition for street photography. I argue that an ethical disposition is necessarily relational, since to exist is to exist in relation—to human and nonhuman others. This dissertation …