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“Putting Up” Stories for the Future: The Southeast Kansas Oral History Project

This article examines the first phase of a small, collaborative digital project in terms of project life cycle, including a review of general project management literature focused on the library and information services field. The project is the Southeast Kansas Farm History Oral History Project. Published on the web using OCLC‟s CONTENTdm software, it contains oral history of southeast Kansas farm residents in the form of sound recordings, transcripts, and photographs. The project is a joint project between Axe Library Special Collections of Pittsburg State University, the Southeast Kansas Farm History Center, and the Parsons Public Library

Russell And Frege On The Logic of Functions

I compare Russell’s theory of mathematical functions, the “descriptive functions” from Principia Mathematica ∗30, with Frege’s well known account of functions as “unsaturated” entities. Russell analyses functional terms with propositional functions and the theory of definite descriptions. This is the primary technical role of the theory of descriptions in P M . In Principles of Mathematics and some unpublished writings from before 1905, Russell offered explicit criticisms of Frege’s account of functions. Consequenly, the theory of descriptions in “On Denoting” can be seen as a crucial part of Russell’s larger logicist reduction of mathematics,aswellasanexcursionintothetheoryof reference

Journal Notes

Reviews of: Neue Deutsche Literatur Vol. XXVII, Nr. 11-12 (Judith Cox) Weimarer Beiträge Vol. XXV, Nr. 10-11 (Russell Berman

Twentieth New Hampshire Symposium

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Unfinished Business: Putting Your Affairs in Order With Meaning and Purpose

Book Revie

Researcher Profile: An Interview with Jodi Letkiewicz, Ph.D.

Jodi Letkiewicz, Ph.D., is an assistant professor of finance at York University in Toronto, Ontario. She teaches in the Certified Financial Planner® Core Curriculum program preparing undergraduate students for the Canadian CFP® certification and conducts research in several areas of personal finance and consumer decision-making, including behavioral aspects influencing the decision to seek financial help, how personality traits affect financial decision-making, and the financial state of young adults, including the impact student loans have on overall well-being and financial milestones early in their adult life. Dr. Letkiewicz’s goal is to increase financial well-being in the general public, which she hopes to accomplish through teaching, research, and community outreach

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