The Birth of Sacrifice: Ritualized Deities in Eastern Mediterranean Mythology Hütwohl, Dannu Hütwohl, Dannu Doctor of Philosophy, The Ohio State University,
2020, Greek and Latin This dissertation explores myths from cultures of the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean that depict gods performing [...]
Bet Rhomaye: Being and Belonging in Syriac in the Late Roman Empire Bet Rhomaye: Being and Belonging in Syriac in the Late Roman Empire Wolfe, James Wolfe, James
Doctor of Philosophy, The Ohio State University, 2020, Greek and Latin My dissertation investigates how Syriac-speakers conceptualized [...]
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Wissen Sie, wie Sie auf die Welt gekommen sind? Ich meine nicht, ob per Kaiserschnitt oder vaginaler Entbindung, sondern: Wie ging es Ihrer Mutter dabei? Fühlte sie sich selbstbestimmt
oder entmündigt? Wurde sie gehört und ernst genommen? Viele von uns wissen nichts darüber, haben das Gespräch nie gesucht. [...]
In March, I'll give a lecture at Villanova on "The Real Unitary Executive Problem." My argument will be that the Framers erred by creating a president who is both
the head of state and head of government. America managed this problem fairly well through a series of norms and fictions that lasted until the end of the Cold War. [...]
As immigration agents have carried out the Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign, they have used a range of AI-driven technologies – from facial recognition
mobile apps to social media monitoring software – to locate individuals and to monitor peaceful protesters. [...]
[R. Scott Adams is a PhD candidate at Adelaide University.] Jus contra bellum is the raison d’être of modern international law. When that regulation becomes impotent, prescriptions
of conduct within war, jus in bello, emerge to meet the purpose of the law. Jus ad bellum and jus in bello seek two complementary goals: First to prevent war; second [...]