Sentences with phrase «discussion in a journal article»

A narrow issue covered in a passing footnote in a text may be the subject of several pages of discussion in a journal article.

Not exact matches

For further definition of «the problem of radical particularity,» the position from which Hartshorne is criticized later in this article, and for more detailed discussion of Hartshorne's theory of divine relativity, please see my «Omniscience and the Problem of Radical Particularity: Does God Know How to Ride a Bike,» International Journal for Philosophy of Religion 42 (1997), 1 - 22, and «Divine Passibility and the Problem of Radical Particularity: Does God Feel Your Pain?

Acknowledging that the discussion is getting technical, Schindler closes by inviting all to patient reflection and Christopher West to write an article in Communio, the academic journal edited by Schindler.

I introduced the guest journal once again, but to increase the rigor, instead of an object, my students were to bring in a news article for discussion and then ask the class an open - ended question relating to society.

As we note in our article published in the Journal of School Choice, private school teachers can lead meaningful discussions about sensitive topics, whereas public schools are constrained by rigid neutrality and are particularly sensitive to matters of religion.

I have co-authored four books on this topic, most recently Quality Questioning, 2nd Edition (Corwin Press, 2017) and Questioning for Classroom Discussion (ASCD, 2015), numerous articles in national journals, and presented at many national conferences.

In May 2016, Lauren Barack published an article in School Library Journal, The First Year College Readiness, where she compiles some of her discussions with college and university librarians across the United States on the need for Information Literacy instruction in schoolIn May 2016, Lauren Barack published an article in School Library Journal, The First Year College Readiness, where she compiles some of her discussions with college and university librarians across the United States on the need for Information Literacy instruction in schoolin School Library Journal, The First Year College Readiness, where she compiles some of her discussions with college and university librarians across the United States on the need for Information Literacy instruction in schoolin schools.

I'm not going to get into a long drawn - out discussion about the importance of trading plans and trading journals, because I talk about them extensively in other articles, follow the links if you want to learn more.

For a more in - depth discussion of why certain ingredients are desirable or undesirable, check out this article by the Whole Dog Journal.

In one of a series of articles on Orchard for the journal Grey Room, Branden W. Joseph wrote, «During that three - year period, the exhibitions, events, openings, screenings, discussions, and performances staged at the venue gradually became the locus and embodiment of a certain strain of critical artistic discourse.

I intentionally established some standards and practices that were different from other blogs, internet discussions and journal articles in order to try to achieve some of the goals described in your problem statement (though this was not done as a formal goal, it was more instinctive.)

The whole article with the Q&A by both parties would be published in the journal / magazine and could then later also be published on blogs for general discussion.

Henry P: «The whole article with the Q&A by both parties would be published in the journal / magazine and could then later also be published on blogs for general discussion.»

The event came on the heels of closed - door discussions of the topic at AEI and «a cascade of carbon - tax advocacy in recent days from the chattering classes and a slate of academic work over the summer,» as the Wall Street Journal noted, lending credence to the newspaper's article title: «Carbon Tax Idea Gains Wonkish Energy.»

As this article, Shelling Out for the Spotlight (ABA Journal, May 2007), describes, firms are paying megabucks for «pay to play» marketing opportunities such as participation in a roundtable discussion or inclusion in a corporate counsel publication.

In addition to her duties as Senior Student Articles Editor for the Journal of Contemporary Health Law & Policy, she published «The Captive Mind: Antipsychotics as Chemical Restraint in Juvenile Detention,» a discussion of the juvenile system, related case law and the potential legal implications of the increased use of antipsychotics in vulnerable juvenile populationIn addition to her duties as Senior Student Articles Editor for the Journal of Contemporary Health Law & Policy, she published «The Captive Mind: Antipsychotics as Chemical Restraint in Juvenile Detention,» a discussion of the juvenile system, related case law and the potential legal implications of the increased use of antipsychotics in vulnerable juvenile populationin Juvenile Detention,» a discussion of the juvenile system, related case law and the potential legal implications of the increased use of antipsychotics in vulnerable juvenile populationin vulnerable juvenile populations.

The discussion about automation at the CLM Conference reminded me of a very good Wall Street Journal article about Artificial Intelligence in the law firm.

That's the question under discussion at the WSJ Law Blog, in response to this article in today's Wall Street Journal.

Inc. v. McDermott Will & Emery filed on June 2, 2011, in Los Angeles Superior Court (Case BC462832) has ignited several discussions in the legal community, including a 50 - comment debate on the ABA Journal website under Debra Cassens Weiss» article, «Malpractice Suit Targets Quality of BigLaw's Temporary Lawyers.»

Adding to the discussion about early childhood education and future outcomes is the new article «Investing in Preschool Programs» in the Journal of Economic Perspectives.

The Adoption and Safe Families Act (ASFA) and the Adoptions Assistance and Child Welfare Act (AACWA) have resulted in lower rates of foster care entry and shorter stays in foster care (see the article by Allen and Bissell in this journal issue for a more detailed discussion of these policies).

Comprehensive: A forum for the dissemination of information in applied behavior modification, this leading journal offers research and clinical papers, treatment manuals, and program descriptions, as well as theoretical discussions, review articles on emergin developments and debates, and book reviews of significant literature in the field.