Great Basin populations during the PleistoceneeHolocene Transition (PHT) are often characterized as being mobile and focused on wetlands; however, the factors that influenced where Paleoindians selected residential campsites are poorly understood. Using predictions derived from optimal foraging-based patch choice models and GIS reconstructions of the PHT landscape, some researchers have argued ...

this paper is aimed to review the concepts of legitimacy and its relation to effectiveness of clergy in iran . combination of religion and politics could increase interventionism in public policy and increase expectations for welfare interventionism. this phenomena could link spiritual legitimacy of clergy to its effectiveness. somewhat vast interpretation of “ the unity of religion and politic...

OBJECTIVE This study examined the occupations of mothering very young children with physical disabilities. METHOD Two single, urban, Black mothers in their mid-20s were interviewed with a semistructured protocol. The audiotaped, transcribed data were analyzed with a phenomenological method. RESULTS The context of the challenging urban environment was a constant influence that shaped the par...

Navigating through the debris of the information explosion requires powerful, flexible search tools. These tools must be both useful and useable; that is, they must do their jobs effectively without placing too many burdens on the user. While general interest search engines, such as Google, have addressed this latter challenge well, more topic-specific search engines, such as PubMed, have not. ...

Abstract A number of influential Kantian philosophers assume that true need (wahres Bedürfniß) represents shared and fundamental human concerns can both ground duties aid limit how much an agent be morally required to do for others. In this paper, I take on misreading argue is representative personal priorities. This subjectivist reading fits better with Kant’s own characterization his concepti...