a Jewish maiden, who was brought to America, the land of opportunity, from Russia. She was in her tenth year. Soon the alien tongue of the new land was mastered, and the superior intellect asserted itself in such academic performance as made her the equal in grade and then the superior of many of her own age in the public schools. Her musical talent had been developed to a high degree of profic...

Yonsei University College of Medicine and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, which have a close relationship through Louis Henry Severance and Dr. Alfred Irving Ludlow, have decided to publish a review article series jointly edited by the two institutions in memory of these two figures in history. A considerable number of foreigners appear in modern Korean history. While most o...

That my approach to institutional theory has garnered most interest from students in business schools is ironic in that it derives from sources that hard-headed management theory would likely consider ridiculous. To put it baldly it derives from a double messianism, two unobservable subjects to come: the proletariat and God’s messenger. My initial preoccupation with the institutional level of a...

In the 1980s, New Historicism was a strikingly innovative way of examining literary history, as well as practicing literary theory. Greatly influenced by the work of Louis Althusser and Michel Foucault, New Historicists in America and their British counterparts, Cultural Materialists, set to rewrite the history of Western literature in such a way as to challenge what they considered the socio-p...

El presente trabajo analiza las aportaciones de Ortega a la sociología filosofía. Se comienza explicando circunstancias históricas en que escribió nuestro autor. Posteriormente se presentan sus innovaciones, poniéndolas relación con problemas tratados por Althusser, Skinner, Collins o Bourdieu. Así propone produce innovaciones concepción carreras filosofía, cómo ideas articulan contex...

? ho is remembered chiefly for the disasters of the Franco-German war and 0r his capture by the Germans at Sedan. Inevitably he has suffered by comj^rison with his famous uncle, the great Napoleon Bonaparte, and he has jj?1* dismissed as a weak and irresolute man of small capacity, and even sj!611 ^ubbed Napoleon the Little. To live in the shadow of genius is no easy Ration for any man, and Lou...