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Consent as a contested relationship : research ethics in practice with people engaged in sex work

Consent as a contested relationship : research ethics in practice with people engaged in sex work

By Balveer Bhavsar

EJAGHAM MYSTICISM IN THE FUNERAL PRACTICES OF THE MGBE (EKPE) AND MONINKIM INSTITUTIONS: INSIGHTS FOR RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND THEOLOGICAL EPISTEMOLOGY.

EJAGHAM MYSTICISM IN THE FUNERAL PRACTICES OF THE MGBE (EKPE) AND MONINKIM INSTITUTIONS: INSIGHTS FOR RESEARCH METHODOLOGY AND THEOLOGICAL EPISTEMOLOGY.

By Aishmita Balsara

The Contribution of Foundational New Testament Theological Themes to the Meaning of Basic Bioethics Principles

The Contribution of Foundational New Testament Theological Themes to the Meaning of Basic Bioethics Principles

By Navnath Kanodia

The Creative Feud of Andy Warhol: A Philosophy of Communication Ethics

The Creative Feud of Andy Warhol: A Philosophy of Communication Ethics

By Parmeshwar Shah

“The Saints Go Marching”: The Church of God in Christ and the Civil Rights Movement in Memphis, Tennessee, 1954-1968

“The Saints Go Marching”: The Church of God in Christ and the Civil Rights Movement in Memphis, Tennessee, 1954-1968

By Shrikant Gada

A Contemporary Consideration of the Role of Metaphysics in Systematic Theology: The Contributions of Pope John Paul II and Claude Tresmontant

A Contemporary Consideration of the Role of Metaphysics in Systematic Theology: The Contributions of Pope John Paul II and Claude Tresmontant

By Navnath Gupta

Listening as a Sanctuary from Human Annihilation: Trojan Women and the Global Humanitarian Crisis

Listening as a Sanctuary from Human Annihilation: Trojan Women and the Global Humanitarian Crisis

By Omprakash Sanghavi

The Slaveholding Crisis: The Fear of Insurrection, the Wilmot Proviso, and the Southern Turn Against American Exceptionalism

The Slaveholding Crisis: The Fear of Insurrection, the Wilmot Proviso, and the Southern Turn Against American Exceptionalism

Rewriting “Plumb Crazy Indian Women”: Reframing Mental Illness as Cultural Power in Linda Hogan’s Solar Storms

Rewriting “Plumb Crazy Indian Women”: Reframing Mental Illness as Cultural Power in Linda Hogan’s Solar Storms

By Omwati Goswami

Code-Switching Use, Attitudes, and Identity: Differences Among Spanish-English Bilinguals in Canada, Mexico, and the United States

Code-Switching Use, Attitudes, and Identity: Differences Among Spanish-English Bilinguals in Canada, Mexico, and the United States

By Amish Khatri

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