A Study of Blind Students in the Visual Arts
ISBN: 9781934844076
This is the first book to study adult and child art students actually participating in courses designed with their needs in mind in universities and schools for the blind.
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Forensic Anthropology, Population Admixture, and the Future of Racial Classification in the U.S.
ISBN: 9781934844991
In this book, Conrad Quintyn details the two intransigent sides of the race issue in biological anthropology and human biology in order to propose a common-sense compromise. He begins with a history of the race argument, with an emphasis on biological anthropology, to give the reader some critical background information. He gives in chronological order several biological definitions of race before discussing its meaning in contemporary society, and touches on race and medicine.
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A Discourse Analysis of Contemporary Programs in the Television Crime Genre
ISBN: 9781934844052
This study analyzes the discourse about criminals presented in the television criminal genre, and identifies shared media messages used to socially construct “the criminal” in society.
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New Psychological and Sociological Insights on the Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Qur’an
ISBN: 9781934844380
The most objective, systematic analysis of portrayals of violence in Old Testament, the New Testament, and the Qur’an with important if not astonishing findings.
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