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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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A philosophical assessment of the role of personal and impersonal paradigms in explanations according to the views of Robin Horton

Bernitz, Denise Henrietta 11 1900 (has links)
Philosophy / M.A.(Philosophy)
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Charles Horton Cooley, 1864-1929

Bowden, Charles Clyde. January 1967 (has links)
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1967. / Typescript. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 93-100).
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A philosophical assessment of the role of personal and impersonal paradigms in explanations according to the views of Robin Horton

Bernitz, Denise Henrietta 11 1900 (has links)
Philosophy, Practical and Systematic Theology / M.A.(Philosophy)
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Selected correspondence from the Horton Foote collection, 1912-1991

Christensen, Susan. January 2008 (has links)
Thesis ( Ph.D. ) -- University of Texas at Arlington, 2008.
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Charles Horton Cooley and the social self in American thought

Cohen, Marshall J., January 1982 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Harvard University, 1967, presented under title: Self and society. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 256-270).
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Neo-liberal theology in the thought of Walter Marshall Horton

Mountcastle, William W.,1925- January 1958 (has links)
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston University / The problem of this dissertation is to contribute to the drafting of a more precise definition of the term "neoliberalism." It centers in the thought of Walter Marshall Horton, who is an outstanding contributor to the development of such a theology. The following method is employed: (1) Horton's theological biography is presented. (2) A working criterion of neo-liberalism is established on the basis of the thought of John C. Bennett and L. Harold DeWolf whom Horton cites as examples of neo-liberals. (3) A criterion of liberalism is established on the basis of the thought of the important American liberal theologians of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. (4) An intensive study of Horton's thought (1919 to 1958) is made and all liberal, non-liberal, and post-liberal elements are identified. (5) His thought is related to the liberal and neo-liberal criteria in order to determine its relation to the old and new liberalism. (6) Horton's thought is summarized with regard to the liberal and non-liberal elements and evaluated as to originality. The dissertation concludes with a definition of neo-liberalism. The chronological analysis of Horton's thought shows how his mature thought combines liberal, non-liberal, and postliberal elements. His method combines the use of reason with an emphasis upon the importance of Biblical revelation. His doctrine of God recognizes both the personal love and the holy wrath of God. In his doctrine of man he balances "titanism" and "nihilism." His Christology is liberal with regard to the Incarnation but tends toward nee-orthodoxy in ita emphasis upon the objective factor in the Atonement and the doctrine of the Parousia. His doctrine of the Church draws heavily on data from the ecumenical movement and reveals a high regard for Catholic concepts. His doctrine of the Kingdom of God includes both liberal activism and orthodox eternalism. The manner in which Horton has drawn these various elements into one comprehensive theology closely parallels the efform of Bennett and DeWolf. The conclusion is that Horton's thought is predominantly liberal but merits the prefix "neo" for two reasons. (1) The incorporation of many of the elements of the older liberalism into his mature thought witnesses to the fact that liberalism is making a "new" appearance, i.e., appearing again. In this sense, Horton's thought is not original but "new" to much contemporary thought. (2) The outstanding characteristic of Horton's mature thought is the balancing of liberal, neeorthodox, and Catholic concepts. This re-stating and modifying of liberal ideas within an ecumenical framework witnesses to the fact that liberalism is appearing in a new guise. The fact that Horton's thought, though basically liberal, has been greatly enriched by ideas from non-liberal sources, justifies his appropriation of the term neo-liberal. The similarity of his thought to that of Bennett and DeWolf suggests that the term can serve as a common label for their systems. Neo-liberalism is a theological system which retains the characteristic features of the older liberalism, e.g., respect for human reason and concern that men respond actively to the ideal of the Kingdom, but has been enriched by emphases derived from neo-orthodox thought, e.g., regard for the seriousness of human sin and recognition of the eternal dimensions of the Kingdom that transcends history, and Catholic theology, e.g., recognition of the importance of the Church and insistence upon its essential unity, and is especially marked by an ecumenical quality, e.g., appreciation for the contributions which all the branches of the Church can make to the continuing world-wide conversation between the churches.
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Praxis and Unfinishedness in the Public Turn: Critical Democratic Pedagogy and Civic Engagement in First-Year Composition

Kuebrich, Benjamin D. 15 August 2008 (has links)
No description available.
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CRITÉRIOS DE DIMENSIONAMENTO DE BIORRETENÇÕES / DESIGNING CRITERIA FOR BIORETENTIONS

Cadore, Regina Cera 04 February 2016 (has links)
The search for solutions in stormwater management has been a constant in human history. Being a well discussed topic nowadays, public agencies seek for quick solutions in order to minimize the catastrophes caused by floods in result to rapid and disorganized urbanization. Thus, the search for solutions in stormwater management is necessary for maintaining the quality of life, the environment and especially the preservation of the hydrological cycle. Furthermore, infiltration alternatives such as bioretention, trenches and swales have been shown as feasible and well accepted options because they minimize the negative effects of urbanization seeking to restore the natural water cycle. In Brazil, there are few studies focused on design criteria, operation and service-life of these structures, which are important data for the scale of a bioretention otherwise, would be leading to an oversized, costly and underused construction. The main purpose of this study is to analyze the sizing criteria for bioretention systems proposing suggestions for its implementation in the geomorphological conditions of the Santa Maria / RS region. The research evaluates the infiltration structure built in 2010 at the Universidade Federal de Santa Maria (UFSM). The performance of two sizing methodologies was analyzed and the dimensions were compared to the dimensions of the structure implemented at UFSM. The methodology consists of collecting infiltration data from infiltration tests recommended by NBR 13969/97, with some modifications in order to simulate a real event, data of monitoring bioretention at UFSM from 2011 to 2013, and data obtained in the stress test applied to the structure in December 2015. From these data, Horton infiltration curves for the average conditions were adjusted and inserted into the concept of unit infiltration rate (mm.h-1.m-2).The sizing was based on the analyzed methodologies (Curve-Envelope Method and LID method), after the results were compared to the actual behavior of the real structure suggesting adjustments. The results of this study indicate that the methodologies analyzes oversize the bioretention structure. From the analysis of the built bioretention behavior history it can be concluded that despite having smaller dimensions than those obtained through other methodologies sizing, it is effective to storage the drained volume. Therefore, it is clear that the lateral area and the hydrostatic pressure are important to the functioning of the structure, but also the soil-plant relationship, with the creation of preferential paths that end up improving infiltration over the service-life. Further studies are recommended in order to incorporate these items in sizing methodologies, and monitoring of similar structures in order to determine whether the behavior presented by the bioretention is default or an exception. / A procura por alternativas de manejo de águas pluviais sempre foi uma constante na história da Humanidade. Atualmente tem gerado muitos debates, agentes públicos procuram soluções rápidas no intuito de amenizar as constantes catástrofes em decorrências das enchentes e inundações, fruto de uma urbanização acelerada e desorganizada. A busca por inovações se faz necessária para a manutenção da qualidade de vida, do meio ambiente e principalmente pela preservação do ciclo hidrológico. Alternativas de infiltração como biorretenções, trincheiras e valas de infiltração tem se mostrado como opções viáveis e de aprovação geral porque amenizam os efeitos negativos da urbanização buscando restaurar o ciclo hidrológico natural. No Brasil, ainda são poucos os estudos voltados aos critérios de dimensionamento, funcionamento e vida útil das referidas estruturas, que são dados importantes para o profissional dimensionar uma biorretenção, caso contrário, estaria levando a construção de obras superdimensionadas, onerosas e subutilizadas. O objetivo deste trabalho é analisar os critérios de técnicas de dimensionamentos para sistemas de biorretenção e propor sugestões para sua aplicação nas condições geomorfológicas da região de Santa Maria/RS. A pesquisa teve como base a estrutura de infiltração construída, em 2010, na Universidade Federal de Santa Maria. E neste estudo, buscou-se analisar o desempenho de duas metodologias de dimensionamento comparando as dimensões com a estrutura implementada na UFSM. A metodologia utilizada consistiu na coleta de dados de infiltração a partir de: ensaios de infiltração recomendados pela NBR 13969/97, com algumas modificações visando simular um evento real; de dados coletados no monitoramento da biorretenção da UFSM no período de 2011 a 2013 e dados obtidos no Teste de estresse aplicado na estrutura em dezembro de 2015. A partir desses dados, ajustou-se as curvas de infiltração de Horton para as condições médias e inseriu-se o conceito de taxa de infiltração unitária (mm.h-1.m-2). Procedeu-se ao dimensionamento através das metodologias analisadas (Método da Curva-Envelope e Método do LID), após foram analisados os resultados dos dimensionamentos com o comportamento real da estrutura construída no campus Sede da UFSM sugerindo ajustes. Com base nos resultados obtidos neste estudo, os dimensionamentos apresentaram dimensões maiores do que o existente, porém, na análise do histórico da biorretenção construída indica que ela está funcionando perfeitamente no quesito armazenamento. Assim, consta-se a importância da área lateral e da pressão hidrostática no funcionamento da estrutura, como também, a relação solo-planta, com a criação de caminhos preferencias, que acabam melhorando a infiltração ao longo da vida útil. Sendo recomendados novos estudos com o objetivo de incorporar estes itens nas metodologias de dimensionamento, e monitoramento de estruturas semelhantes afim de verificar se o comportamento aqui encontrado é o padrão ou uma exceção.
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Avaliação do desempenho de pavimentos permeáveis / Experimental analysis of permeable pavements

CASTRO, Thiago Quintiliano de 22 September 2011 (has links)
Made available in DSpace on 2014-07-29T15:01:47Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 Dissertacao parte1 Thiago Quintiliano de Castro.pdf: 5430014 bytes, checksum: f3e872648dc1cc1c6c038172a0c1138e (MD5) Previous issue date: 2011-09-22 / This study aimed to evaluate the experimental performance of three types of permeable pavements constructed in three different structural conditions in order to control runoff in urbanized areas of the city of Goiania, Goias, adapting to the legal requirements and using local manufactured materials. It was evaluated nine experimental plots of 3.2 m² as the following types: PAV - concrete block "paver", PCP - porous concrete plate and GCC - concrete block "concregrama" and the following structural conditions: I - base of sand and natural subgrade, II - base of sand and compacted subgrade and III - base of sand, gravel subbase and compacted subgrade. Using an artificial rain simulator, 18 tests were performed with two pre-defined rain, a medium intensity (69 mm / h) and a high intensity (180 mm / h). The subgrade soil and building materials were characterized, measured the surface and subsurface runoff, and moisture of the layers of the pavement. The parameters of the models of Horton and Green-Ampt were obtained by adjusting the calculated data infiltration. Combinations PCP-II, PCP-III, II-CCG, CCG-III and PAV-III showed little or no runoff. The delay and persistence in critical times of the runoff hydrograph also secured good results to the PCP, which generally showed higher soaking times (7,2 to 30,4 minutes) compared to the other types of pavement. The structure that showed the best hydrological performance was the III, whose results ranged from 0 to 0,19 for the runoff coefficient. The results showed that porous pavements evaluated in this study contribute to the reduction of runoff, because of low runoff coefficients (0 to 0,36) obtained. Constructive guidelines on the type of permeable pavement that performed better were drawn and described. / O presente trabalho teve como objetivo avaliar o desempenho experimental de três tipos de pavimentos permeáveis construídos em três condições estruturais diferentes com vistas ao controle do escoamento superficial em áreas urbanizadas do município de Goiânia, Goiás, adequando-se às exigências legais e utilizando-se de materiais provenientes de fabricantes locais. Foram avaliadas nove parcelas experimentais de 3,2 m² conforme os seguintes tipos de revestimento: PAV - Bloco de concreto maciço tipo paver , PCP Placa de concreto poroso e CCG Bloco de concreto vazado tipo concregrama , e as seguintes condições estruturais: I - base de areia e subleito natural, II - base de areia e subleito compactado e III - base de areia, sub-base de brita tipo 1 e subleito compactado. Utilizando-se de um simulador de chuva artificial, foram realizados 18 ensaios com duas chuvas pré-definidas, uma de média intensidade (69 mm/h) e outra de alta intensidade (180 mm/h). Foram caracterizados o solo do subleito e os materiais de construção, medidos os escoamentos superficial e subsuperficial, bem como a umidade das camadas dos pavimentos. Os parâmetros dos modelos de Horton e de Green-Ampt foram obtidos por meio do ajuste dos dados calculados de taxa de infiltração. Os pavimentos PCP-II, PCP-III, CCG-II, CCG-III e PAV-III apresentaram pouco ou nenhum escoamento superficial. O retardo e o prolongamento nos tempos críticos do hidrograma de escoamento superficial também garantiram bons resultados ao revestimento PCP, que no geral apresentou os maiores tempos de embebição (7,2 a 30,4 minutos) em comparação aos demais tipos de revestimento. A estrutura que apresentou o melhor desempenho hidrológico foi o Trecho III, cujos resultados variaram de 0 a 0,19 para o coeficiente de escoamento. A análise dos resultados mostrou que os pavimentos permeáveis avaliados neste trabalho contribuem à redução do escoamento superficial, em razão dos baixos coeficientes de escoamento (0 a 0,36) obtidos, assim como ao armazenamento temporário de águas de chuva e ao incremento da infiltração de água no solo urbano. As diretrizes construtivas do tipo de pavimento permeável que obteve melhor desempenho foram traçadas e descritas.
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The young Mozart: digital storytelling with elementary aged students

Horton, Staci January 1900 (has links)
Master of Music / Department of Music / Jana R. Fallin / Who was Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophius Mozart? He was a child prodigy who dazzled Kings, Queens, Emperors and Empresses as a young boy and lead an remarkable life in his first ten years. The facts of Mozart’s childhood are known and available, however the vast majority of research is devoted to Mozart’s music, life and career during his adult years. Perhaps the time for a child to begin to realize the importance of Mozart in history would be to create a connection between young Mozart’s daily activities to a student of parallel age. The purpose of the study is to illuminate the life of the child prodigy Wolfgang Mozart using creative digital storytelling for elementary aged students. Due to the awarding of a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities, research concerning Mozart’s rise and fall in fame was completed in Vienna, Austria, June 21 through July 16, 2010. The resulting focus of the research was to bring awareness to the minds of elementary students of Mozart’s child prodigy years. Using digital storytelling, listening maps, and composition projects, students will step into the world of Mozart as a composer and begin to relate his life to theirs. Data analysis will establish the effective use of digital storytelling to reveal the student’s ability to correlate the boyhood life of Mozart with the master composer. The study was completed in a pilot program in McPherson, Kansas in January 2011.

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