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Temperance Movement in Chinese Buddhism
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The Temperance Movement and Social Work
Social Work, 2009This article examines a forgotten episode in social work history: the involvement of the profession in the temperance movement in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.Though some notable social workers such as Jane Addams, Robert A. Woods, and Representative Jeannette Rankin (the first woman elected to the U.S.
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New temperance movements across the cinemas of Canada
International Journal of Drug Policy, 2022This essay presents three film examples from across the cinemas of Canada which grapple with the politics of sobriety amidst unique cultural contexts: Werewolf (Ashley McKenzie, 2016) broaches the topic of opioid addiction on Cape Breton Island; Love in the Time of Civil War (Rodrigue Jean, 2014) of drug addiction on the streets of Montreal; and The ...
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2020
One of the most successful branches in Bulgaria was the so-called youth temperance movement. Activists around the world realized early on the tremendous potential of temperance education and curriculum for the creation of future generations of abstainers. Furthermore, early indoctrination in the principles of temperance also promised a steady stream of
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One of the most successful branches in Bulgaria was the so-called youth temperance movement. Activists around the world realized early on the tremendous potential of temperance education and curriculum for the creation of future generations of abstainers. Furthermore, early indoctrination in the principles of temperance also promised a steady stream of
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A National Temperance Movement
1992A women’s national temperance movement finally took hold in Britain in the 1870s after decades of false starts.1 It owed its birth partly to the work of the London Temperance League, but more importantly to a newcomer to the British temperance world, the Independent Order of Good Templars.
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The Origins of the Temperance Movement: a Reinterpretation
Journal of American Studies, 1990preparing a brochure to do just that.11 So while Ammons's efforts and those of his critics have been ineffectual agents on the site of Corson's Inlet until now, the poem will in the future add to the myth of this site and change the site forever, deconstructing it anew. Corson's Inlet itself is already therefore beginning to change as a site because of
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