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…. “The chronology of ‘A Rose for Emily.’” Studies in short fiction 6 (1969): 461-62. Stafford, T. J. “Tobe’s Significance in ‘A Rose for Emily’” Modern Fiction Studies 14 (1968): 451-53.…

…, "YOU KNOW THE STATUE IS THERE RIGHT…YOU ABSOLUTELY KNOW SHE IS THERE-EVEN THOUGH YOU CAN'T SEE HER?…WELL NOW YOU KNOW HOW I FELL ABOUT GOD…I CAN'T SEE HIM-BUT I ABSOLUTELY KNOW HE IS THERE!" (Irving 451). He taught John that faith is not just believing…

…. · Scholl, B.J. (1997) Reasoning, rationality and architectural resolution. Philosophical Psychology. 1997 Dec; Vol. 10(4): 451-470 · Steuerman, E. (2000) The Bounds of Reason. Routledge, London. · Willis F. Overton (Ed.) Reasoning, Necessity, and Logic…

…these "powers" and is research into the subject of parapsychology going to continue? Bibliography About.com; Internet, available: (http://paranormal.about.com/culture/paranormal/msub9info.htm) Amsco Publication, "A Way to Grow", Psychology, p. 432-451…

…. It is because of these types of encounters with human nature that Huck starts to question the validity of society. All of these experiences serve as defining moments in Huck’s character. But the greatest defining moment of all is seen in chapter 41, page 451…

…' when Mr. Thomas says, 'I tell yu I ain' have no more room in ABC' (Hodge 451). This indicates a lack of educational facilities, and it also shows that the educators are not properly educated. At the time the story was written, Britain still occupied…

…was the sentence despite doubts about guilt. Twelve others were sentenced to death despite serious mental retardation, a violation of human rights the commission termed "particularly disturbing" (Megivern 451). Since 1930, there have been 4,516 executions in the U.S…

…, the virtue of respect for authority evolved from the citizens (Dodge). <Tab/>During 451-450 BC, the Romans compiled a code of laws, the Law of the Twelve Tables, which applied to both the patricians and plebeians of the Roman society. The laws…

…in life, his father, and the truth on the existence of God. Throughout the novel it has been Owen who has been there in his times of need, of when he needs guidance in life. One example of this is found on page 451 when Owen describes his belief in God…

…magazine and "Andy Warhol's Philosophy," a 451-page book of transcribed interview in which he is questioned by "Ondine," a friend of Warhol's who was under the influence of amphetamines during the interview (Schellman, 1994). Andy Warhol's Death Warhol has…