But race was an undeniably American problem, from slavery to civil rights to the discrimination that, according to voluminous social-science research, lingers.
Facebook's influence, for instance, rests largely with the social graph, its voluminous catalog of social connections between every person on the service.
First, his social criticism, largely in his voluminous journalism, was gathered in The Defendant (1901), Twelve Types (1902), and Heretics (1905).
The mental and physical health benefits of social connection have been proven in voluminous research.
But he did make an impact on his students in Cairo, one of whom, al-Maqrīzī, showed an insight worthy of his master in analyzing the inflation that was rampant in his time and was the author of several voluminous works that cast much light on contemporary social conditions.
Word spread quickly and social media did what it does best, dumping voluminous righteous outrage on every conceivable target: the club, its owners, its employees, Bella Blue, the traditions of burlesque itself.
Because the feminist literature on the self is voluminous, it is organized around three central philosophical disciplines: metaphysics, epistemology, and social philosophy.
Charles Tilly, a social scientist who combined historical interpretation and quantitative analysis in a voluminous outpouring of work to forge often novel intellectual interpretations — as when he compared nation states to protection rackets — died on Tuesday in the Bronx.
PAGE A19 CHARLES TILLY, 78 A social scientist, he combined historical interpretation and quantitative analysis in a voluminous outpouring of work to forge often-novel intellectual interpretations -- as when he compared nation-states to protection rackets.
