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• U.S. involvement in Afghanistan
  Uhler, Dale G. "Technology Force Multiplier for Special Operations." Military Technology 33.(2009): 42-48. Academic Search Premier. ...son would like to learn about the tribal conflicts. Specifically focus on pages 61-70 which mentions why tribes are so important to afghanistan, why they a
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• 2008 Fall Critical Thinking Research Topic: Affirmative Action
  '''link'''http://education.stateuniversity.com/pages/1741/Affirmative-Action-Compliance-in-Higher-Education.html ...iographical data, all of which resulted in a total "benchmark score." This special admissions program was set aside specifically for the minorities, separatin
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• FEB 24
  ...gs (see list) about your identity and social circumstances. Adopting this special stance is what Rawls calls the "original position" (parallel in Social Cont ...y punishment. So we do. Still. Think about that. (We’ll read a couple of pages from “The WEIRDEST People in the World on this later.)
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• Spring 2009 Wisdom Course Supplemental Notes
  ...damental standpoint shift. We imagine this standpoint shift in terms of a special kind of self, either a true self (without the body or having overcome the i ...this can be a devotional god or a version of our selves (or the yogi with special powers), experiencing the world through a shift in standpoint to purusa.
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• Grad Seminar Class Notes
  :*Wiki Pages on Method ...ills and habits, background social practices, and often language, with its special place in human affairs.
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• 2010 Fall Proseminar Professor Blog
  ...experience it without the underlying project of reproduction make it less special? Finally, we looked (obscurely) at postmodern phenomenology for alternati ...gress on your research and papers, and, if you would, update your research pages (or send me an update by email). There's a dozen great projects out there
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• Spring 2008 Study Questions Collaboration Page
  ...it indicates a very special good feeling that can only be produced by very special means - for example, by living one's life in a propper, moral, meanigful, d ...) resistant/anxious-ambivalent. He talks about these for about the next 5 pages.
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• Fall 2020 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ...0: The Evolution of Human Behavior 328-387 (59). For this class read only pages 328-354. Use notes below also for part two of this chapter. ...0: The Evolution of Human Behavior 328-387 (59). For this class read only pages 354-387. Use notes above also for part two of this chapter.
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• Summer 2014 Philosophy of Italian Culture Class Notes 1
  :*Setting: In room with sun setting a few pages into the scene :*Ordinance is modified; Emergency/special events
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• Fall 2024 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ...ough all 48 pages of reading, but note that reading for Tuesday is only 13 pages. :*From first few pages (not assigned), alleged example of evolved psychology in capuchin monkeys.
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• Fall 2014 Happiness Class Notes
  .... We are the rider, and we are the elephant. Both have their strengths and special skills." ...shes his humanistic psych presuppositions and commitments in the first few pages. human capacities, potential, development. What's possible?
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• Spring 2021 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ...0: The Evolution of Human Behavior 328-387 (59). For this class read only pages 328-354. Use notes below also for part two of this chapter. ...0: The Evolution of Human Behavior 328-387 (59). For this class read only pages 354-387. Use notes above also for part two of this chapter.
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• Philosophy of Food Spring 2022 Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ::*Remaining pages of the chapter point out the other rich products of the dehesa. The land i :*Meat Ideology -- 19th/early 20th century idea that meat protein is special and accounts for European hegemony. (add notes: Japan responds by developi
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• Spring 2023 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ...0: The Evolution of Human Behavior 328-374 (46). For this class read only pages 328-354 (26). Use notes below also for part two of this chapter. ...0: The Evolution of Human Behavior 328-387 (59). For this class read only pages 354-374.
  295 KB (44,417 words) - 23:24, 14 August 2023
• Spring 2024 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  :*Note: The text has a couple of pages at the end from a different part of the book. This material summarizes som ...theory (2nd person morality and joint commitment). read at 155. The extra pages are from C3, which he mentions as providing evidence. See summary box at e
  260 KB (39,205 words) - 21:55, 23 August 2024
• Philosophy of Food Spring 2024 Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ::*viruses, pages, bacteria, protozoans, archaea, fungi, a few worms and mites! :*Meat Ideology -- 19th/early 20th century idea that meat protein is special and accounts for European hegemony. (add notes: Japan responds by developi
  188 KB (28,074 words) - 17:22, 29 April 2024
• Fall 2023 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ...0: The Evolution of Human Behavior 328-374 (46). For this class read only pages 328-354 (26). Use notes below also for part two of this chapter. ...0: The Evolution of Human Behavior 328-387 (59). For this class read only pages 354-374.
  299 KB (45,070 words) - 02:34, 21 January 2024
• Philosophy of Food Spring 2023 Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ::*Remaining pages of the chapter point out the other rich products of the dehesa. The land i :*Meat Ideology -- 19th/early 20th century idea that meat protein is special and accounts for European hegemony. (add notes: Japan responds by developi
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• Philosophy of Food Spring 2025 Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ::*Remaining pages of the chapter point out the other rich products of the dehesa. The land i :*Meat Ideology -- 19th/early 20th century idea that meat protein is special and accounts for European hegemony. (add notes: Japan responds by developi
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• Fall 2022 Ethics Class Notes and Reading Schedule
  ...0: The Evolution of Human Behavior 328-374 (46). For this class read only pages 328-354 (26). Use notes below also for part two of this chapter. ...0: The Evolution of Human Behavior 328-387 (59). For this class read only pages 354-374.
  275 KB (41,592 words) - 02:41, 13 December 2022

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