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The Work of the People as Public Work: The Social Significance of the Liturgy
(excerpt) I was once asked to address the topic of the \u27social meaning of the liturgy.\u27 The first thing I told my audience was \u27If I tell you what the social meaning of the liturgy is, you have to promise me you won‟t stop going to church.\u27 What I mean is that there is a problem with trying to distill the liturgy down to a \u27meaning.\u27 It is a problem that sometimes bedevils efforts to connect the liturgy to ethics or social justice
The Nature of the New Employment Relationship(s): A Content Analysis of the Practitioner and Academic Literatures
This article seeks to provide HRM professionals information and guidance that will assist them in understanding, evaluating, and applying current thinking regarding the new employment relationship. The focus of the article is a study that investigates the extent to which there is a consensus in the literature regarding the nature of the new employment relationship by systematically analyzing the content of relevant articles. The discussion incorporates empirical findings from other studies, notes differences between the articles found in scholarly publications versus those found in trade magazines, provides recommendations for HRM professionals, and suggests areas of future research
Anorexia
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay\u27s first paragraph.
Crowded aisles filled with busy shoppers rushing shelves in a local deli. The glass shines as shoppers glare into the case. Picking and choosing the flesh they will later devour in their quaint suburban kitchens, where the foundation of their homes are built
Mass Shootings, Mass Media, and Mass Opinion: An Examination of How the News Media Affects Public Opinion in the Aftermath of Mass Shootings
This research looks at how newspaper mentions of mass shootings correlate with the percentage of people in the U.S. who view gun control as the most important issue facing the country. While the agenda-setting effect of the news media has been theorized and demonstrated for a number of different issues, scholars have yet to consider how the news media may set the agenda for the public’s view on the importance of gun control through its coverage of mass shootings. Utilizing designs put forth by Smidt (2011), Tan and Weaver (2007), and Winter and Eyal (1984), this paper seeks to fill that gap by showing the importance of news media discourse surrounding mass shootings on public opinion formation. While the results do not show a definite causal pattern between higher news media mentions of a mass shooting and a higher percentage of people who think gun control is important, this study does demonstrate that there is an important relationship between news media discourse and public opinion
Reconstructing Jets and Missing Transverse Energy using the CMS Detector
In 2007, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) will circulate and collide proton-proton beams for the first time. The Compact Muon Solenoid (CMS) is one of four experiments at the LHC and is entering the final phases of construction and initial phases of commissioning. This report discusses the expected performance of reconstructing jets and missing transverse energy using the CMS Detector. In addition, strategies for calibrating the energy scale using real data are presented
Study of active vibration isolation systems for severe ground transportation environments
Active vibration isolation systems for severe ground transportation loading environment
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