This article examines William Faulkner's representation of traumatic abuse through his (anti)heroine Temple Drake (Sanctuary, 1931). First, I bring to the fore material dimension character's rape, as opposed its classical consideration a multi-valent cultural metaphor (Patterson, 2002). Aided by insights from field trauma studies (Caruth 1995; Davis and Meretoja, 2020; Herman, 2015), examine cl...

PURPOSE We explain a new concept, positive spirituality, and offer evidence that links positive spirituality with health; describe effective partnerships between health professionals and religious communities; and summarize the information as a basis for strengthening the existing successful aging model proposed by Rowe and Kahn. DESIGN AND METHODS A missing component to Rowe and Kahn's three...

* This investigation was supported by research grant CA-4557 from the National Cancer Institute, U.S. Public Health Service (for the Cincinnati laboratory), and USPHS grants E-1992 and C-4965 (for the Boston laboratory). 1 Huebner, R. J., W. P. Rowe, H. C. Turner, and W. T. Lane, these PROCEEDINGS, 50, 379 (1963). 2 Sabin, A. B., and M. A. Koch, these PROCEEDINGS, 50, 407 (1963). 3 Black, P. H....

Leonard and Pellikaan [2003] devised an algorithm for computing the integral closure of weighted rings that are finitely generated over finite fields. Previous algorithms proceed by building successively larger rings between the original ring and its integral closure [de Jong 1998; Seidenberg 1970; 1975; Stolzenberg 1968; Vasconcelos 1991; 2000]; the Leonard–Pellikaan algorithm instead starts w...