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Millennialism

2020
Abstract As the expectation of imminent, total, collective salvation from a world in dire need of repair, millennialism has long inspired individuals and groups to take dramatic actions in anticipation of the establishment of “a new heaven and a new earth” (Rev. 21:1).
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Understanding the Millennial Physician

Urologic Clinics of North America, 2021
The millennial generation has become the largest generation thus far and continues to grow, as it makes up a substantial part of the workforce. Often misunderstood, those identifying as millennials offer skills, traits, and characteristics that previous generations have been unable to provide.
Jake, Quarles, Jason, Hafron
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Monoliths and Millennials

Nursing for Women's Health, 2019
Typifying all members of a particular age group as having specific characteristics is as deleterious as doing it with members of any other population, such as racial, ethnic, gender, and geographic groups.
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A Millennial Leader's Views on the Millennial Workforce

Nurse Leader, 2017
Millennials … pick a derogatory term to describe them: entitled, narcissistic, self-interested, unfocused, or lazy. The list can go on forever, but it's irrelevant how this generation came to be this way. We are here and we're not going anywhere. In fact, as baby boomers retire, they will continue to be replaced by younger generations. Like a scene out
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Millennialism

2009
Abstract Millennialism is the belief that there will be a period of peace and righteousness on the earth associated with the Second Coming of Christ. Millennialism has taken various forms and been embraced with varying degrees of intensity throughout the history of Christianity. Millennialists cite Old Testament passages that describe a “
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Encyclopedia of Millennialism and Millennial Movements

2000
666 age of Mary Ancient World Antichrist Apolcalypse Baha'i Faith charismatic leadership Chernobyl Church Triumphant Communism Conversion Demagogues Demonization Ecstasy End of the World Environmentalism Fatalism Fundamentalism Ghost Dance Heaven's Gate Holocaust Islam Japan Jehovah's Witnesses Judaism Literature Media Mormonism Mysticism Nazism New ...
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Millennials

2019
The Millennial generation (Gen Y) will comprise half of the global workforce by 2020 and three-fourths of the workforce by 2025. With limited career and growth opportunities in many sectors, many higher education aspirants are looking to reskill themselves in the field of management.
Preeti Goyal, Poornima Gupta
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Millennialism

2016
This chapter starts by offering a brief overview of the concept of millennialism, with its Christian roots and its extension to a more generic use. Applying the concept to new religious movements, a section of the chapter takes the example of the Millennium ‘73 event in Houston in order to draw some observations on aspects of interaction between new ...
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MILLENNIALS:

2023
Christine Zdelar, Michelle MacMahon
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The Millennial Turn in Psychoanalysis

The Psychoanalytic Quarterly, 2020
Cultural changes that take place over time lead to shifts in our understanding of psychopathology, leading to revisions in our theories and techniques of psychotherapy and psychoanalysis. Shaped by the seismic changes in the culture that took place during their childhood years, millennials grew up with life experiences that were different from the ...
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