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Gagaku [hell hell it rains and rains...]

, 1980
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Repetition is Hell

2023
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Hell Is for Children? Or the Violence of Inculcating Hell

2015
The notion that there is a place where the damned are sent to wallow in pain and shame for eternity is to many minds jejune, if not conceptually bizarre and incompatible with divine beneficence. To invoke just two philosophers who in their own ways dismissed the idea of Hell, Russell and Mill both held that the idea of Hell hardly passed muster in ...
Jeffrey E. Stephenson, Jerry S. Piven
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To hell with ethnoarchaeology! [PDF]

Archaeological Dialogues, 2016
AbstractThis paper is a charge against ethnoarchaeology. Deliberately provocative, it aims at highlighting the flaws and ideological pitfalls of a sub-discipline whose actual contribution to archaeology remains hardly decipherable. Beside a methodological deficiency and the frequent narrow-mindedness of the research agenda, ethnoarchaeology suffers ...
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A frozen hell

Nature, 2011
A year after the oil blowout in the Gulf of Mexico, Jeffrey Short and Susan Murray call for action to prevent an even more nightmarish scenario: a spill in the Arctic.
Jeffrey, Short, Susan, Murray
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Hell of a theory

Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 2016
AbstractThe theory of group-selected Big God religions is a master narrative of cultural evolution. The evidence is a positive manifold of correlated assumptions and variables. Although provocative, the theory is overly elastic. Its critical ingredient – belief in Big Gods – is neither necessary nor sufficient to account for in-group prosociality and ...
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