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How Fundamentalism Informed My ActivismBrown, Jamie Branam 01 January 2020 (has links)
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Young British Muslims : social space and active identityAhmed, Sameera T. January 2003 (has links)
Many young Muslims in Britain are becoming more confident about asserting a specifically religious identity. This desires to be 'Muslim' is reflected in the social, cultural and educational activities they participate in and other aspects of their behaviour are strongly influenced by the increasing importance of Islam in their lives. The role of the media, especially Muslim media, in the development of Muslim identities is increasingly evident. As this media form develops it provides a rich resource for the construction of British Muslim identities and presents Muslim communities with a platform from which to communicate amongst themselves as well as to wider society. The processes of globalisation have impacted on the development of media and the information available to young Muslims has become more varied in content, which influences how they see themselves not only as British Muslims but as part of a wider global umma. In order to investigate the relationship between media culture and social landscapes in which Muslims find themselves and articulations of their identity, this research examines the lives of young Muslims in two Midlands cities. Whilst examining how they interact with media and how their social lies are structured, the study also explores other concepts which may potentially shape their experiences, including ideas of family, community, gender relations and global events, and locates media within the wider framework of these influencing factors. To contextualise their media consumption, an analysis of Muslim publications is undertaken, offering a political economy of Muslim media in Britain. The aims and objectives of editors are analysed giving an insight into how they see themselves as contributing to a knowledgeable society.
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Mixed Methods and the MilitaryBernard, Julia M., Oglesby, Mary K. 01 January 2016 (has links)
This is not your great-grandfather's, or even your grandfather's, military. Our research should be full explorations of the changing landscape.
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A Creative Comprehensive “Exam”: Utilizing Videos to Understand Counseling PerspectivesDisque, J. Graham 01 October 2001 (has links)
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An Experiential Look at Socially Constructed Stories About “Alternative Lifestyles”Disque, J. Graham 01 August 2000 (has links)
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Admissions Process in Counselor Education: Challenges as We Move Toward 2000!Disque, J. Graham, Robertson, P. E., Mitchell, Clifton W. 01 October 1999 (has links)
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Counselor Educator NetworkingDisque, J. Graham 01 November 1997 (has links)
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Techniques for Enhancing Therapeutic EffectivenessDisque, J. Graham, Mitchell, Clifton W. 01 November 1996 (has links)
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Using Art, Literature, Film and Music in Counselor EducationDisque, J. Graham, Henderson, D. 01 November 1995 (has links)
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Recent Research on the Brain and CounselingDisque, J. Graham 16 April 2009 (has links)
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