Her comment about Orthodox men and prostitutes is part of a larger thesis developed in "Scapegoat": Israelis have overcompensated for the historical weakness of European Jews, their womanlike character of passivity in the face of oppression, by becoming macho dominators themselves, of women and of Palestinians, whose manhood has been taken away from them.
This suggests that in men, at least, it is also possible to look at someone's face and read his predisposition to aggression.The thesis developed by Mr Carré and Dr McCormick is that aggressiveness is predictable from the ratio between the width of a person's face and its height.
Let's continue now with a thesis developed late last year, that Metacritic is, in so many words, dumb.
This work is a result of a doctoral thesis developed in the Institute INAOE thee thesis has been supported with CONACYT's grant.
A central thesis developed in this essay is the view that making sense of the huge inventory of data gathered through "omic" approaches requires the integration of this information across the biological system.
Rather the thesis developed as part of a response to the perceived failure of essentialism about species, and in part as a way to express the idea that species were treated within systematics and evolutionary biology not as kinds but instead as spatiotemporally restricted lineages, with individual organisms as their physical parts.
An early theory, the so-called "Erdmann thesis", developed by German historian Carl Erdmann, directly linked the Crusades to the 11th-century reform movements.
Several items were generated by transcripts from recordings of family interviews as part of a qualitative thesis developed at the EDU [ 12, 16, 17].
This article is part of Almir R. Pepato's PhD thesis developed at the Universidade de São Paulo and supported by FAPESP (05/03458-1).
In that friendship and exchange of ideas lay the seeds of Jim's interest in evolution the major focus of McClintock's attention in the last decades of her life and, ultimately, in the thesis developed in this book.
