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(University of Oregon, 2019)Trade and travel played a tremendous role in connecting Sasanian and Roman empires in late antiquity. Yet this exchange between Persia and Rome was not confined to the movement of peoples and objects; it encompassed the ...
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The Sensationalization of the "Homophobic Muslim": Tracing the Roots of Islamophobia and Homophobia (University of Oregon, 2019)Within the white supremacist imaginary has emerged a highly sensationalized figure: the "homophobic Muslim." Islam's proximity to Blackness fosters the Islamophobic ascription of criminality and bigotry to Muslims. Homophobia ...
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(University of Oregon, 2019)The 2014-2015 Ebola epidemic was the most devastating Ebola outbreak in history, killing over 10,000 people. During the outbreak, the WHO led efforts to design the best method to test the potential treatments quickly. ...
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(University of Oregon, 2019)The Burgess MS 43 manuscript of Sai'di's Bustan and Gulistan, now at the University of Oregon Special Collections Archive, was created in 1615 CE in Persia. It was later transported to Europe, where the original Persian ...
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(University of Oregon, 2019)This piece is a stance against Machismo Culture, another name for Toxic Masculinity, that is prevalent in Latin America (as toxic culture is a part of all cultures). As a biracial Latina woman who grew up in the border ...
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(University of Oregon, 2019)To better understand the cognitive processes necessary for successful verbal fluency (a measure of retrieval from long-term memory) performance and why individuals differ in performance, the present study (n = 148) examined ...
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