• Slavery in Texas 

  Engelking, Johanna Rosa (1933)

• Rationality, Theatricality, and Identity – The Enduring Attributes of Hippocratic Medicine 

  Olson, Cody (2022-08-24)

  Hippocratic philosophy, originating in the 5th century B.C.E., has maintained an enduring influence over the practice of medicine for over two millennia. This thesis argues that three core Hippocratic principles—rationality, ...

• State of Eternal Rest: Roman Memoria and Ciceronian Otium 

  Donnelly, Rachel (2022-08-24)

  This thesis situates Cicero's discussion of otium in his De Oratore within the Roman understanding of memoria. Cicero's presentation of otium, often translated as "leisure," offers the promise of a nation state that thrives ...

• From the Temple to the Sepulchre: The Jerusalem Ordinal as Exemplary Liturgy 

  Parmenter, Eva Marie (2022-08-24)

  In the city of Jerusalem God dwelled among his people, his presence symbolically enshrined in the Ark of the Covenant within the Temple; there too the incarnate God lived among his people, suffered, died, and rose again. ...

• Mindset of Obligation: Conceptualization and Empirical Validation of a New Measure of Initiation and Perseverance. 

  Milam, A. C.; Rubino, C; Perry, S. J.; Toribio, R. A.; Johnson, L. U. (International Association of Applied Psychology, 2022-07-27)

  We theoretically develop and empirically validate a measure of mindset of obligation, building on the concept of the form of commitment that receives the least attention from scholars – normative commitment. We define a ...

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