...Dennis E. Showalter Copyright © 1984 by Duke University Press 1984 A Tidal Wave of Degeneracy : National Socialism and Cultural Politics in Niirnberg, 1923-33 Dennis E. Showalter A consistent element of National Socialism s appeal to Germany s voters during the Weimar years involved...

... of Harvard University Press . Brecher Jeremy . 1973 . Strike! Boston : South End Press . Brecher Jeremy . 2012 . “ The Power of the Powerless .” Tidal: Occupy Theory, Occupy Strategy , no. 3 : 14 – 15 . Brown Pamela . 2012 . “ Education Debt in the Ownership Society...

... by the tidal wave that later engulfed Libya, Lebanon, Iraq, and Syria, and on May 25, 1969, a military regime took over in Khartoum. Its ideology was Arab nationalism infused with socialism; its social base, the army and the urban classes; and its model, the Nasserist experiment. Reprinted from...

... at Duke University. He is the author of The Christian Imagi- nation: Theology and the Origins of Race (2010). He is currently working on a book on intellectual obedience. Ann Larson is a New York City–based activist and writer. Her work has appeared in Inside Higher Ed, Dissent, Tidal, and Edu...

... and provocative. Alice M. Baldwin. The American College. Edited by P. F. Valentine. New York: The Philosophical Library. 1949. Pp. xvi, 575. $10.00. The tidal wave of students that swept into the classrooms of American colleges and universities at the end of the war taxed the physical capacity of institutions...

... excel­ lent account of the destruction of the 18,000-ton supercruiser Memphis in Santo Domingo Harbor, August 29, 1916. This high adventure, of the Memphis and the gunboat Castine (which escaped) battling an unannounced series of towering, yellowish tidal waves for less than two hours, ranks as one...

... escaped) battling an unannounced series of towering, yellowish tidal waves for less than two hours, ranks as one of the best historical action narratives of modern naval lore. Smart seaman­ ship and common bravery by Beach the elder and his nine hundred crewmen resulted in minimal loss of life and three...

... Harbor, August 29, 1916. This high adventure, of the Memphis and the gunboat Castine (which escaped) battling an unannounced series of towering, yellowish tidal waves for less than two hours, ranks as one of the best historical action narratives of modern naval lore. Smart seaman­ ship and common bravery...

..., forbidding, mosquito-filled mangrove forests; saltwater rivers seething with crocodiles; and a sea full of dangerous crea­ tures and fickle in its tidal movements. I did detect some scenic value in what appeared to be a number of hot and rather barren islands. Over time, as my contact with the country...

... institutions. His style is lively and entertaining, his book interesting and provocative. Alice M. Baldwin. The American College. Edited by P. F. Valentine. New York: The Philosophical Library. 1949. Pp. xvi, 575. $10.00. The tidal wave of students that swept into the classrooms of American colleges...

... study of the educationist as he comes to grips with issues vital to the society in which he lives. Will the professional educationist be able to find the answers to the problems left on the doorstep of the American College by the postwar tidal wave? The thoughtful reader of this book will have grave...

... the inviolability of the citadel and the two basic principles of American education may be preserved in a divided world and in the face of the impending tidal wave of college students. He does so by answering such questions as: What should be the relation of research to teaching in the undergraduate college...

... the inviolability of the citadel and the two basic principles of American education may be preserved in a divided world and in the face of the impending tidal wave of college students. He does so by answering such questions as: What should be the relation of research to teaching in the undergraduate college...

..., a giant tidal wave that inundates everything in its path, especially Australia. There are Australians who would contest this view. They point, for example, to the increasingly negative expressions Australians have directed toward America in recent years. Moreover, America s problems racism, racial...

... is the energy that properly accompa­ nies the last blow of a long and patient hammering, the last stroke that sends the confident boat across the line, the last leap in the last lap of the race that wins the goal. The tidal character of the movement, the sense that everything is being borne irresist­ ibly...

... is to distribute shells, stones, tile, or the like liberally over the waters where they naturally reproduce, so that the larvae can secure a firm set before they smother in the silt. Once the young have made a good start, they can be moved to other tidal bottoms where they have seldom or never been found...

... want to assure our readers that we ve already taken to the hills before the tidal wave hits the beach, and we invite them to retreat with us. We re tired of the Civil War. In fact, if we understand our progenitors, we think the South Atlantic was founded by men who disapproved of people that didn t...

... the banks of the tidal rivers of South Car­ olina. To facilitate this expansion of rice, great amounts of new labor were needed and the settlers of Carolina turned to the African slave to provide a large work force. 5 Shirley Carter Hughson, The Carolina Pirates and Colonial Commerce, 1670-1740 (Johns...

...: From heaving waters of the impassioned soul A billow of tidal music one and whole Flows in the octave ; then returning free, The Sonnet on the Sonnet Its ebbing surges in the sestet roll Back to the deeps of Life s tumultuous sea. 287 Poets of other languages have felt the allurement of the sonnet...

... establishment along the coast and tidal rivers of what a recent writer has called the most colorful episode in the agrarian history of America. As a matter of fact, the aristocratic ideal that emanated from the plantations, for two cen­ turies lending a distinctive note to Southern life and politics...