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Putting the 'Cult' in 'Subculture': Investigating Group Identity Development Among Incels

Doras, Nathan Aurnel (2022-04)

In this study, I analyze the group identity development of incels. Incels are a group of men who gather in online spaces to vent frustrations about feminism and an inability to attract a romantic partner. The theoretical ...

Putting the Constitutional Horse Before the Cart: Federal Jurisdiction over Next Generation Environmental Assessment

Johnston, Anna (2021-04-09)

This thesis explores the extent of federal jurisdiction over a next generation environmental assessment (EA) model proposed by Sinclair, Doelle and Gibson. Examining the jurisprudence and literature, it analyses the scope ...

PUTTING THE EMPIRE IN ITS PLACE: OVID ON THE GOLDENNESS OF ROME

Longard, Bradley J. (2012-12-14)

This study explores the relationship between poetry and politics in Books 1 and 15 of Ovid’s Metamorphoses. Vergil had refashioned the concept of the golden age to better resonate with Roman values, and Ovid in turn ...

Putting Winter to Bed

Pratt, E.J. (1932)

The puzzles of partnership : Creating common ground so that research makes a difference

Nasser, Susan; Amaratunga, Carol; Neumann, Brigitte (2003)

PVA-Based Scaffolds for Controlled Release of Neuroprotective Compounds

Visser, Zachary (2021-08-06)

To restore function lost by damage to the nerve fibers, nerve regeneration must take place. Poor clinical outcomes are still observed for many autografting surgeries, stem cell therapies, and growth factor treatments. ...

Pygmalion

Jacobs, Maria (1977)

Pygmalion inversus – Inversion des Mythos bei Gundolf und Kaiser

Döpfert, Mirjam (2012-08-30)

Myths are not static, but rather characterised by variation and variability. Thus since classical times and continuing to the present day, one can recognize a mythopoetic freedom in the use of and interaction with the ...

Pyroligneous Acid Effects on Seed Germination, Plant Growth, Female/Male Sex Ratio, and Yield of Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.)

MacNeil, Matt (2021-09-07)

Pyroligneous acid has shown great promise as a biostimulant for many agronomic crops by stimulating seed germination, plant growth, and yield. However, most of the studies did not determine effect of different modes ...

Pyrolysis/magnetic separation; a process for reducing the sulphur content of eastern Canadian coals.

Whiteway, S.G.; Stewart, I.; Chan, E.; Caley, W. F.; Adorjan, L.A. (Dalhousie Printing Centre, 1988-12)

Elements of a process are described, whereby the high sulphur coals of eastern Canada may be converted into a low sulphur product suitable for coal-slurry fuels. The process envisaged includes thermal/magnetic benefication ...

The Pyrrhic Victory--Unemployment, Inflation and Macro-economic Policy

Osberg, Lars (Basil Blackwell, 1984)

Pyrrhotite composition and its relationship to acid drainage potential in the Halifax Formation, Meguma Group, Nova Scotia

Robinson, I. Clare (1996-04-15)

The physical disruption of sulphidic slates of the Halifax Formation of the Meguma Group in Nova Scotia, leads to oxidation of sulphides and the generation of acid rock drainage (ARD). Acid runoff has been a serious problem ...