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California State University, East Bay I'm going to try using this site for its purported function: DEAR ACADEMIA - I AM A GRAD STUDENT IN SAN FRANCISCO, LOOKING FOR RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES. DOES ANYONE HAVE TIPS OR OPENINGS TO ASSIST MY SEARCH FOR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE? Tue 09 February at 02:47 PM

California State University, East Bay I've got a list of thirteen potential thesis topics, and I've got them divided into three tiers, in order of most-to-least viable. The tiers may shift a little, but in the next 5 weeks, come Hell or high water, I WILL have a thesis topic. Tue 09 February at 02:44 PM

Brigham Young University Have been asked by the Jung Society of Utah to give a presentation on 'the archetypal dimensions of 'calling' in the professions" in early May. Tue 09 February at 12:32 PM

Northern Arizona University is researching sociology PhD programs at English-speaking universities all over the world, looking for faculty with focus on environment and post-development theory. Tue 09 February at 08:10 AM

Independent Researcher I'm looking into apparently inherent contradictions between Christian and Buddhist philosophies, to wit the assumption that no divine creator appears to be postulated in Buddhism, which has led to the assumption that therein lies a basic and insurmountable difference between Christianity and Buddhism. I beg to differ forcefully. February 2010 Tue 09 February at 07:49 AM

University of Salerno Sometimes, by the way, you may find that a book does not really have any themes. It is just a string of topics, surrounded , of course, by methodological introductions to methodology, and theoretical introductions to theory. These are indeed quite indispensable to the writing of books by men without ideas. And so is lack of intelligibility (C.Wright Mills) Tue 09 February at 06:55 AM

Independent Researcher Wondering, while messing with this profile, about if I'll use this website more often than Facebook (which is to say, more than once every other month...) :-) Tue 09 February at 06:16 AM

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