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"The Idlest Trifling Stuff That Ever Was Writ," or, Why Swift Hated his Sermons

Parker, Todd C. (2002)

If - Then; C.A.M.S.I.; In the future

Matusow, Paul D. (1962)

IF I HAD YOUR COCK

PAPUCARU, REBECCA (Dalhousie University Press, 2015)

"If I Were A Graduate Today"

Eccles, Sir J. C. (Dalhousie Medical Students' Society, 1966)

If Only Her Waist Could Belong To Her

heine-koehn, lala (1987)

“If Only I Had A Girlfriend!”: Towards A Queer Reading Of The Diary Of A Young Girl

Hann, Cheryl D. (2016-09-01)

In the January 6, 1944 entry of The Diary of A Young Girl, Anne Frank confesses her queer desire. This thesis will explore why this confession has received so little attention from scholars, despite its potential to undermine ...

If Russia Wins the War

Cowie, Donald (1942)

If These Walls Could Talk: Exploring Architecture as a Narrative Medium through the Rehabilitation of the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21

Newman, Sherri (2012-08-07)

This thesis explores how architecture, like literature and fi lm, uses narrative techniques to tell a story. The museum exemplifies this concept of architecture as a narrative medium, as its social mandate is to articulate ...

If Unlucky in Death

Tyler, Robert L. (1984)

If We Didn't Forget

Ryan, Red (2005)

If We Should Meet Our Innocence

Swain, Alice MacKenzie (1966)

If you build it, they won’t come: What motivates employees to create and share tagged content: A theoretical model and empirical validation

Allam, Hesham; Bliemel, Michael; Spiteri, Louise F.; Ali-Hassan, Hossam (Elsevier, 2020)

The purpose of this paper is to investigate factors influencing employees’ knowledge-sharing behavior on social tagging supported systems. Using the strong theoretical background of the well-known technology acceptance model ...

“IF YOU COULD SEE THE BIG PICTURE”: CONTEMPORARY CANADA-BASED ARTISTS’ PERSPECTIVES ON THE ROLE OF AN ENVIRONMENTALLY ENGAGED ARTS PRACTICE IN FOSTERING CULTURAL TRANSFORMATIONS

Yakamovich, Jennifer (2019-12-11)

Addressing global climate change beyond short-term fixes requires wider cultural change. Artists, as cultural workers, could play a valuable role in attending to questions of social and ecological justice. While there is ...

IF YOU SEE WHAT I SEE, THEN I KNOW HOW YOU FEEL: HOW SCENE CONTEXT AND FACIAL MIMICRY DIFFERENTIALLY AFFECT SITUATED RECOGNITION OF DYNAMIC AND STATIC EXPRESSIONS

Hamon-Hill, Cindy (2016-09-06)

Testing facial expression recognition has primarily relied on facial stimuli consisting of static images of posed expressions or computer generated animations. In recent years, the ecological validity of results based on ...