The Afghan resistance sees its struggle more in terms of a "holy war" (jihad) than as a war of national liberation. In a country in which reference to the "nation" is avery recent phenomenon, where the State is perceived as exterior to society and where allegiance belongs to the local community, Islam remains the sole point of reference for all Afghans. It is only in the southern Pushtun tribal...

Journal of Marketing. Vol. 32 (January. 1968). pp. 29-33. S INCE the end of World War II, marketing thought has developed along a number of different lines, with the result that it has been increasingly difficult to know, teach, or practice the "whole" of marketing. Traditionalists in marketing have not thought in the terminology of behaviorists who do not think as do quantifiers who do not alw...

Perception was founded by Richard Gregory in 1972 and has established itself as an important journal with a particular niche. It is widely regarded as having a brief which is wider than that of other journals. So, for example, it publishes papers on all the senses and the interactions between them, and it encourages a wide range of approaches to the academic study of these. There is no doubt th...

activity of DDT analogs and polychlorinated biphenyls. levels of organochlorine residues and risk of breast cancer. Environmental hormone disruptors: evidence that vinclozolin developmental toxicity is mediated by antian-drogenic metabolites. Dietary estrogens act through estrogen receptor-mediated processes and show no antiestrogenicity in cultured breast cancer cells. The knowledge gained by ...

T main premise of this article is that social construction, under the guise of being the radical wolf that will empower teachers and students alike, has instead promoted a pervasive sheepishness, a passive disinterest in large-scale progress in composition studies. While social construction ostensibly offers a contextually-sensitive open field for scholars and teachers, its practical effect has...

This paper explores a novel philosophy of ethical care in the face of burgeoning biomedical technologies. I respond to a serious challenge facing traditional bioethics with its roots in analytic philosophy. The hallmarks of these traditional approaches are reason and autonomy, founded on a belief in the liberal humanist subject. In recent years, however, there have been mounting challenges to t...

ion here being understood as that which escapes or abstracts from normative structural enclosure, as juxtaposed with the submissiveness or enclosure imposed by those in positions of authority who sought to impose mere learning, as opposed to the cultivation of creativity; the former being equated by Stirner to subservience, the latter to freedom of the ego. For Stirner, the intrinsic characteri...

Recently, it was in the news that the American magazine Newsweek had been sold for just one dollar, because the buyers would be taking on a debt of 50 million dollars. This magazine’s survival difficulties were attributed to competition from the internet. For journals that provide updates, i.e. journals for which there ceases to be any reason for storing them, not long after they have been read...

THE EDITOR, TEMPO lSthJune, 19S7DEAR SIR, An event of great importance in the world of modern music took place in the early months of this year with a series of concerts entitled " Music of a Century " given in the Royal Festival Hall by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. I attended all nine of these concerts, which, to quote from the handbook issued to cover the series, were "cast in the form ...