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Adam, Adam, Adam, and Adam: The Cultural Construction of a Learning Disability
2018Adam was born and raised in a well-to-do family. He had no trouble with America, at least in the all-important sense that he was comfortable with details of American culture. The three different ways of thinking about the continuum, namely, increase in difficulty, constraint, and vulnerability, have different implications for how one thinks about Adam.
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International Law Reports, 1979
States as international persons — Recognition — Of States — Colony — Southern Rhodesia — Unilateral declaration of independence — Status in law of England — Relevance of international recognition — Acts of judges appointed by usurping government — Whether valid and effective — Divorce decree granted to wife domiciled in Rhodesia by such a judge ...
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States as international persons — Recognition — Of States — Colony — Southern Rhodesia — Unilateral declaration of independence — Status in law of England — Relevance of international recognition — Acts of judges appointed by usurping government — Whether valid and effective — Divorce decree granted to wife domiciled in Rhodesia by such a judge ...
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Ascidiidae Adams and Adams 1858
2009Published as part of Kott, Patricia, 2009, Taxonomic revision of Ascidiacea (Tunicata) from the upper continental slope off north-western Australia, pp. 1947-1986 in Journal of Natural History 43 (31 - 32) on page 1966, DOI: 10.1080/00222930902993708, http://zenodo.org/record ...
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2012
This chapter argues that it is not only the angels who are perceived as dangerous competitors with God—the same holds true for Adam, the first man, who, according to some midrashim, was originally created with enormous bodily dimensions (a makro-anthropos); one midrash even goes so far as to suggest that God decided to make him mortal only when he ...
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This chapter argues that it is not only the angels who are perceived as dangerous competitors with God—the same holds true for Adam, the first man, who, according to some midrashim, was originally created with enormous bodily dimensions (a makro-anthropos); one midrash even goes so far as to suggest that God decided to make him mortal only when he ...
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