Yes, if you want you could make some dissertation-ish Marxist noise about how fantasy football teams, after all, are premised on notional ownership of other people's output to pick a player in a fantasy draft is to make a bet on his performance over the course of the season, when he will "be" on your "team".
"I'm not going to get into some formal dissertation about it.
"So," I asked a woman standing nearby, "who does Obama resemble more: Hitler or Mao?" I was bracing myself for some enthusiastic dissertation on 'All the President's Communists.' What I got, instead, were daggers.
Probes of some forty more dissertations, according to Parkhomenko, are currently underway.
The site gathers together his speeches, lectures, interviews and some more casual dissertations, and organizes them under helpful headings like "Prophecies", "Television", "The Electric Age".
Representatives of process philosophy occupy influential posts in departments of philosophy and of religious studies in many of American universities and colleges, and some half-dozen doctoral dissertations are produced annually in this field.
Yet archaeologists have increasingly come to incorporate many of the insights from archaeoastronomy into archaeology textbooks and, as mentioned above, some students wrote archaeology dissertations on archaeoastronomical topics.
Good doctoral dissertations (and even some bad ones) could attract the interest of publishers, and their authors usually had some choice of permanent employment.
In addition, some master's and doctoral dissertations also tried to discuss NGOs' influence from the perspectives of conflict management and environmental governance.4.4
Requirements for dissertations vary by university; some require a classical dissertation, while others encourage creative use of media and technology to present each student's research.
There is a sense that we are living inside some future history dissertation.
