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1. Zona de fábricas, zona de lucha

: Montaldo, Graciela Raquel
: 2016
: Essays
: NeighborhoodsWorld politicsHistoryMarginality, SocialCity planning

2. Zombie Epic: Medicalized Politics on Screen

: Larsen, Erik
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

3. Zimbabwe Ruins: Claims of responsibility within speculations on psycho-social experiences of exile and diaspora

: Reilly, Leigh Ann
: 2011
: Theses
: EducationHistoryAfricans

4. Zika Coverage and the Limits of Repronormativity

: Egger, Emilie
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

5. Zen, Mindfulness, and Therapies for Men Who Abuse Intimate Partners

: Emezue, Chuka
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

6. You Will Hear. On the Shareability of Physical and Psychological Suffering in Academia

: Picot, Pauline
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

7. Youth Radicalism in Senegal and Congo-Brazzaville, 1958–1974

: Swagler, Matthew Paul
: 2017
: Theses
: Youth--Political activityLabor unionsRadicalismHistoryAfricansWorld history

8. Your Brain on Politics: What Neuroscience Reveals about Political Orientation and Sense of Humor

: Belarde, James
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

9. Your Body Is a Temple': A Social Justice Take on an Old Health Paradigm

: Mosley, Marcus
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

10. Young People, Society, and Change

: Franklin, Josh
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

11. “Young people never are what they were in somebody else’s day.”: Sex Education, Margaret Mead, and History

: Carranza, John
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

12. Yellow Fever and Other Plagues: Saint-Domingue, Biopolitics, and the Roots of Racism in American Public Health

: Millner, Sam
: 2022
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

13. Wynder, Ernst

: Stellman, Steven D.
: 2015
: Chapters (Layout Features)
: Cancer--ResearchCancer--PreventionHistoryEpidemiologyWynder, Ernst L. (Ernst Ludwig), 1922-1999

14. Writing in Pain: How Laurence Sterne’s Hypermobile Texts Help Me Feel “A Little Better”

: Zhang, Meg Jianing
: 2022
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

15. Writing History to Reform the Empire: Religious Chroniclers in Seventeenth-Century Peru

: Galvez-Pena, Carlos Martin
: 2011
: Theses
: HistoryLatin American literatureReligionHistoriographyReligion historiansHistory--Religious aspects

16. Write/Right About Your Body

: Mant, Madeleine
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

17. Woven Paintings, Woven Writing: Intermediality in Kesi Silk Tapestry in the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1912) Dynasties

: Tunstall, Alexandra C.
: 2015
: Theses
: ArtHistoryTextile research

18. Work and Worship: Inari Shrines in Japan’s Commercial and Industrial Landscape, 1673-1864

: Tsuneishi, Norihiko
: 2020
: Theses
: ArchitectureHistoryFolkloreShinto shrinesInariReligion--Economic aspects

19. Wordsworth and 'The Companionable Leech'

: Thulin, Lesley
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

20. Women, Violence, and the "Arab Question" in Early Zionist Literature

: Siegel, Andrea
: 2011
: Theses
: Zionism in literatureHistoryGender identitySex roleRape in literatureFamily violence in literatureJewish-Arab relations in literatureBurla, Yehuda, 1886-1969Arieli, L. A., 1886-1943Reuveni, A., 1886-1971Shababo, Shoshana, 1910-1992Shami, Yitzḥak, 1888-1949

21. With Regard to the Pubic Hair of Women

: Huang, Tianyuan
: 2022
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

22. "Without a patient for a text": Medical Education in the Age of COVID

: Server, Steve
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

23. Window for Peace: Determinants of Third-Party Guarantees in Intrastate Conflict Resolution

: Dwyer, Stefanie
: 2017
: Theses
: Political scienceInternational relationsConflict managementHistory

24. Wilderness Nation: Building Canada's Railway Landscapes, 1885-1929

: Lam, Elsa
: 2011
: Theses
: ArchitectureCanadiansHistoryRailroadsCultural propertyLandscape architectureHeritage tourismWilderness areas--Recreational useCanadian Pacific Railway Company

25. Why We Tell Stories

: Rajeshuni, Nitya
: 2021
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

26. Why We Stayed: Poland’s Remaining Jews’ Experiences, Identities, and Reasons for Not Emigrating, 1939-2018

: Mazurczak, Filip
: 2018
: Theses
: Jews, PolishAntisemitismEmigration and immigrationHistoryOral history

27. Why Marmaduke Mizzle and the Good Ship Wabble Fooled No One: Fake News and Metajournalistic Discourse in the Era of Journalistic Professionalization

: Tucher, Andrea Jean
: 2023
: Articles
: JournalismPressNewspapersHistory

28. Why Journalism History Matters: The Gaffe, the "Stuff," and the Historical Imagination

: Tucher, Andrea Jean
: 2014
: Articles
: JournalismHistoryHistoriography

29. Why Institutions Matter

: John, Richard R.
: 2008
: Articles
: HistoriographyHistoryHistoriansSocial sciences

30. Why Hoard Toilet Paper? Dirt and Disorder in the 21st Century

: Berry, Sarah
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

31. Who Were the Gilders? And Other Seldom-Asked Questions about Business, Technology, and Political Economy in the United States, 1877-1900

: John, Richard R.
: 2009
: Articles
: HistoryTechnological innovationsTechnology--Social aspectsEconomic history

32. Who's the Goopiest of them all? Pseudo-science and vulnerability in 'The Goop Lab'

: Wheater, Emily
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

33. Who Qualifies for Patient Care During COVID-19?

: Egger, Emilie
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

34. Whiteness

: Freedman, Samuel G.
: 2021
: Podcasts
: JournalismHistoryCurrent events

35. White Flight: Uncovering the History of White Refugees from the History of the Freedmen’s Bureau: 1861-1868

: Foley, Mary Bridget
: 2016
: Theses
: Reconstruction (United States : 1865-1877)American Civil War (1861-1865)RefugeesHistoryUnited States. Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands

36. "Wherever in This World I Live, Achieving Tamil Eelam Is My Conviction": Long Distance Nationalism Among Second Generation Sri Lankan Tamils in Toronto

: Uduagmpola, Prabhath
: 2010
: Theses
: History

37. Where the wild frontiers are: Pakistan and the American imagination

: Ahmed Asif, Manan
: 2011
: Monographs
: HistoryPolitical scienceMusharraf, PervezBhutto, Benazir, 1953-2007

38. Where Subjects were Citizens: The Emergence of a Republican Language and Polity in Colonial American Law Court Culture, 1750-1776

: Savage, Robert Mark
: 2011
: Theses
: HistoryLawPolitical science

39. Where Are Ballet's Women Choreographers?

: Garafola, Lynn
: 2005
: Chapters (Layout Features)
: HistoryWomen choreographersDance

40. Where are all the female doctors?

: Nebiolo, Molly
: 2017
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

41. When Worlds Collide--Art, Cartography, and Japanese Nanban World Map Screens

: Loh, Joseph Faii
: 2013
: Theses
: ArtHistoryAsians

42. When words fail...

: Saorsa, Jac
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

43. When Theft Becomes Grievance: Dispossessions as a Cause of Redistributive Land Claims in 20th Century Latin America

: Saffon Sanin, Maria Paula
: 2015
: Theses
: Political scienceHistory

44. When Techno-Diplomacy Failed: Walter S. Rogers, the Universal Electrical Communications Union, and the Limitations of the International Telegraph Union as a Global Actor in the 1920s

: John, Richard R.
: 2020
: Chapters (Layout Features)
: HistoryCommunicationCommunication--International cooperationRogers, Walter S.International Telegraph Union

45. When Music is a Social Good

: Cao, Erica
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

46. When medicine first became "hot news": The New York press on Pasteur's triumph over rabies

: Hansen, Bert
: 1988
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: MedicineScienceHistoryImmunology

47. “When I’m Dead, Demolish It”: Contradictions and Compromises in Preserving Values at Lee Kuan Yew’s Oxley Road Home, Singapore

: Leo, Cherie-Nicole
: 2016
: Theses
: Historic sites--Conservation and restorationHistoric preservationArchitectureHistoryRegional planningLee, Kuan Yew, 1923-2015

48. When Bad Things Happen to Good People: Living Well in the Midst of Suffering

: Rajeshuni, Nitya
: 2023
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

49. What we talk about when we talk about conversion disorder

: Mantri, Sneha
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

50. What the Autist Poet and Filmmaker, DJ Savarese, Taught Me About Neurodiversity

: Berko, Katherine
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

51. What's in a Name: Islamic Books as Sources of Prosopography

: Riedel, Dagmar A.
: 2013
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: History

52. What's Culture Got To Do With It? Reading Jason Schnittker's "The Diagnostic System"

: Mack, Abigail Jane
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

53. “What Do Women Want?”: On Female Sexual Research and the Difficulty of Claiming Desire

: Katara, Botsa
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

54. "What Do Women Live For?": "Women of China" and the All-China Women's Federation

: Johns, Jamie
: 2010
: Theses
: History

55. What does it mean to be a triplet anyway?

: Rhue, Steven
: 2021
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

56. What Does Defamiliarization Make Happen?

: Fenton-Hathaway, Anna
: 2017
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

57. What Are We Taking When We Take a Medicine? —Tracing the Pharmaceutical Nature of the Herbaceous Peony in Japanese History

: Huang, Tianyuan
: 2021
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

58. What about the men? The paternity data gap in DOHaD research

: Wheater, Emily
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

59. Well Poisoning Accusations in Medieval Europe: 1250-1500

: Barzilay, Tzafrir
: 2016
: Theses
: WellsChristianity and other religionsJews--PersecutionsCivilization, MedievalHistoryMiddle Ages

60. Welcome

: Hegele, Arden
: 2017
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

61. Weeping, Wailing, Sighing, Railing: Shakespeare and the Drama of Complaint

: Shortslef, Emily
: 2015
: Theses
: English dramaEnglish drama (Tragedy)TheaterLiteratureHistoryBritish literatureIrish literatureShakespeare, William, 1564-1616

62. "We cultivate to redistribute": Child-Rearing, Rural Development and the Politics of Inequality in Twentieth Century Burkina Faso

: Zuber, Thomas
: 2023
: Theses
: HistoryEconomic historyPolitical scienceAnti-imperialist movementsEquality--Health aspectsCharitiesCoulibaly, D. Ouezzin (Daniel Ouezzin), 1909-1958Ki-Zerbo, JosephYaméogo, MauriceRassemblement démocratique africain

63. Weaving the Tapestry of the History of Psychiatry: Anne Harrington's 'Mind Fixers'

: Robertson, David
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

64. "We are not racist, but we do not want immigrants". How Italy uses immigration law to marginalize immigrants and create a (new) national identity

: Faedda, Barbara
: 2014
: Chapters (Layout Features)
: LawHistory

65. #WC4BL: No More White Coats?

: Florin-Sefton, Mia
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

66. Watson Library through the years

: Fields, Margaret; Haughton, Paul; Hunte, David; Moronta, Diana; Pizzoli, Vincent; Radecka, Olga
: 2014
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: HistoryLibrary scienceBusiness

67. War at the Exhibition: Militarism and Mass Culture in South Korea, 1946-1973

: Ryan, Thomas Michael
: 2022
: Theses
: HistoryKorean literatureMilitarismKorean War, 1950-1953Vietnam War, 1961-1975Popular culturePark, Chung Hee, 1917-1979

68. War Above the Clouds:' Fluid Landscapes of the 'Dodgy' Soldier

: Khan, Sanaullah
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

69. Waiting for Recurrence: Medical Uncertainty As System, As Experience

: Mack, Abigail Jane
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

70. Waiting for Laughter, Part 2: Finding Empathy for Pain Through Humor

: Belarde, James
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

71. Waiting for Laughter, Part 1: Artistic Collaboration as an Escape from Subjectivity

: Belarde, James
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

72. Voltaire and the Necessity of Modern History

: Force, Pierre
: 2009
: Articles
: French literatureHistory

73. Voices of New Music on National Public Radio: Radio Net, RadioVisions, and Maritime Rites

: Chernosky, Louise Elizabeth
: 2012
: Theses
: MusicHistoryAvant-garde (Music)National Public Radio (U.S.)

74. Vision, Folly and Balance: Imperial Approaches to Commerce and War in the Roman Near East, 27 BCE-180 CE

: Paranac, Michael E.
: 2010
: Theses
: History

75. Visiones de Buenos Aires: pobreza e imaginarios urbanos en el siglo XX

: Codebo, Agnese
: 2017
: Theses
: Latin AmericansUrban poorCity planningHistory

76. Visibly Ah Mou : Community Organizing as Minority Solidarity in the United States

: Deng, Kalina Yingnan
: 2013
: Articles
: HistoryIndustrial relationsAsian Americans

77. Visibility

: Lyons, Luke Ross
: 2021
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

78. Virulence of Hindutva

: Ahmed Asif, Manan
: 2020
: Essays
: HindutvaMuslimsCOVID-19 (Disease)--Social aspectsIslamophobiaHistory

79. Viral Health Myths: Social Media to the Rescue?

: Wright, Sam Allen
: 2022
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

80. Violent Passions: Childhood and Emotions in the Making of Modern Mexico, 1870-1910

: Zuniga-Nieto, Carlos Gerardo
: 2016
: Theses
: Teenagers--Legal status, laws, etc.Emotions in adolescenceCultureAdolescenceHistory

81. Views of dental caries over the ages

: Mandel, Irwin D.
: 1981
: Presentations (Communicative Events)
: Dental cariesDentistryHistory

82. Veterans, Transition and Bodily Identity

: Fleuty, Kristina
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

83. "Very Dramatic": Healing, Teaching, and the Placebo Effect

: Kantor, Roanne
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

84. “Velvet Steel” Ministers for God and America: Eleanor Lansing Dulles and the Nineteenth-Century Legacy of Christianity and Nationalism

: Phillips, Victoria
: 2022
: Articles
: HistoryReligionChristianityNationalismCold War (1945-1989)Dulles, Eleanor Lansing, 1895-1996

85. Vampire Dearest: Maternal Bodies and the Female Vampire

: Woods, Livia Arndal
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

86. Valuing the Air: The Politics of Environmental Governance from the Clean Air Act to Carbon Trading

: Halvorson, George Charles
: 2017
: Theses
: HistoryEmissions tradingAir quality managementEnvironmental policyUnited States. Environmental Protection AgencyClean Air Act (United States)

87. Vague Ethnography and Healthcare Access

: O'Donnell Goldensher, Liora
: 2019
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

88. Vaccine Hesitancy and Social Justice in a Time of COVID-19

: McGuire, Kelly
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

89. Vaccine Hesitancy and Pregnancy: How the Medical Humanities Can Help

: Wright, Sam Allen
: 2021
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

90. Utera-Net as a Means to Revolt

: Joshi, Swati
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

91. Using Narrative Medicine to Improve Public Health Messaging

: Mosley, Marcus
: 2022
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

92. Urban Fictions of Early Modern Japan: Identity, Media, Genre

: Gaubatz, Thomas Martin
: 2016
: Theses
: City dwellersJapanese literatureJapanese--Social conditionsGroup identityHistoryEjima, Kiseki, 1667-1736Nippon eitaigura (Ihara, Saikaku)Ukiyoburo (Shikitei, Sanba)Ukiyodoko (Shikitei, Sanba)

93. Urban Ecology and the Early Modern English Stage

: Myers, Bernadette
: 2021
: Theses
: English literatureTheaterHistoryEcologyAir--PollutionOverpopulation in literatureEcology in literatureShakespeare, William, 1564-1616

94. Upon the Arraignment, Condemnation, and Execution of Elizabeth Stile, 1579

: Bonnici, Kate Bolton
: 2020
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

95. Uphill All the Way: The Fortunes of Progressivism, 1919-1929

: Murphy, Kevin
: 2013
: Theses
: Nineteen twentiesProgressivism (United States politics)HistoryPolitical science

96. Update: "Essential Oils and White Motherhood"

: Egger, Emilie
: 2021
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

97. Upcoming Launch

: Hegele, Arden
: 2017
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

98. Upcoming Events: January 29, February 5

: Hegele, Arden
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

99. Upcoming Conference: Neurodiversities

: Hegele, Arden
: 2018
: Essays
: MedicineSocial sciencesInterdisciplinary researchMedical careCriticismHistory

100. Unwelcome to America

: Alvarez, Nina
: 2021
: Podcasts
: JournalismHistoryCurrent events

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