Keyword [Pursuing]
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| 121. | Pursuing Multi-Dimensional Fidelity In The Translation Of The Art Book Jan Vermeer |
| 122. | A Slave Girl's Journey Of Pursuing Freedom |
| 123. | Pursuing A Harmonious Society |
| 124. | A Study Of The Ethical Forms Of "Love" Based On The Thoughts Of The Pre-Qin Scholars |
| 125. | A Study Of Gong Zizhen's Poetic Tendency |
| 126. | Screenplay "Compasses" And Interpretations Of The Process Of Creation "The Plight Of Pursuing" |
| 127. | Pursuing Identity |
| 128. | The Relationship Between College Students' Core Self-evaluation And Career Adaptability: The Mediating Role Of Achievement Motivation |
| 129. | Research On The Music And Performance Of Erhu Concerto "Dream Pursuing Beijing" |
| 130. | Understanding how African American males make meaning of the experience of pursuing their doctoral degree |
| 131. | Bonding, Bridging, and Linking: Investigating Collaborative Approaches Towards Expanding the Representation of African American and Latinx Students Pursuing Graduate Study in STE |
| 132. | The psychological consequences of pursuing an action as an end versus a means |
| 133. | Pursuing unhappiness: City, space, and sentimentalism in post-cold war American literature |
| 134. | Black Students' Perceptions of Challenges in Pursuing a Law Degree: An Interpretation through Marronag |
| 135. | Pursuing antiquity: Chinese antiquarianism from the tenth to the thirteenth century |
| 136. | Enacting an ethic of pedagogical vocation: Pursuing moral formation in responding to the call of sacrifice, membership, craft, memory, and imagination |
| 137. | Pursuing happiness: Cultural discourse and popular religion in Anglican Virginia, 1700--1770 |
| 138. | The stories of eight Black males pursuing doctoral degrees examined through the lenses of critical race theory: Don't believe the hype; Don't live the hype |
| 139. | Factors in African Americans Pursuing Higher Education After Age 30 Years |
| 140. | Pursuing ecological virtue: A critical analysis of the environmental virtue ethics models of Ronald Sandler, Louke van Wensveen, and Philip Cafaro |
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