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Jabhat an-Nusra - Audio Message by Shaykh Ahmad Hassan Abu al-Khayr

Abu al-Khayr, Shaykh Ahmad Hassan (Pietervanostaeyen, 2016-07-28)
Jabhat an-Nusra ~ Last video Message of Abu Muhammad al-Julani as leader of Jabhat an-Nusra

al-Julani, Abu Muhammad (Pietervanostaeyen, 2016-07-28)
Jabhat Fateh al-Sham Claims NF-AQ Split Part of Necessary “Phase” Toward Opposition Unity

Jabhat Fath al-Sham (used to be Jabhat al-Nusra) (Site Intelligence Group, 2016-07-29)
Jackie Chan: Redefining What It Means to be a Man in Film

Shi, Brandon (2020)

When we first think of Jackie Chan, the thought of an male action super star pops into our head. However, we know he is not like the others, like James Bond, Mel Gibson or Jason Statham. Rather than relying on objectification ...
James Baldwin's "Flesh and Blood" in No Name in the Street

Nasim, Shahzeen (2015)
James Nayler

Cadbury, Henry J. (Henry Joel), 1883-1974 (1963)
James Samuel Stemons: History of an Unknown Laborer and Intellectual, 1890-1922

Golden, Timothy (2007)

A study of James Samuel Stemons, using his letters and essays held by the Historical Society of Pennsylvania, reconstructs the feelings of a black laborer and intellectual.
The Jamestown Foundation

bin Laden, Osama (Jamestown Foundation email, 2004-11-18)
James’ Pragmatism as a Response to the Issue of Unity and Pluralism

Clark, Jonas (2004)
Japan's Triad for Success

O'Shea, Stephen (1987)
Japan, the U.S., and Asia: New Configurations of Power in the 70's

Tashman, Peter (1970)
Japanese Emigration to the United States and Cross-cultural Identity Formation

Olmon, Sydney (2012)

The first group of Issei in the United States left Japan from the beginning of the Meiji Period through the time of the Immigration Act of 1924. The experiences of these first generation Japanese Americans were extremely ...
Japanese First-Person Pronouns and the Emergence of Identity

Otero, Antonio (2007)

This thesis aims to explore the notion of identity in relation to Japanese speakers as reflected in their use of first-person pronouns, given that the first-person pronoun in Japanese has several varying forms (watashi, ...
Japanese Foreign Investment in Brazil and Indonesia: A New Kind of Multinationalism?

Bryant, Penelope (1985)
Japanese Literati: Chinese Themes in the Development of Scholarly Life Style in Edo-period Japan

Chen, Yanrong (2012)

Although both China and Japan had a tradition of four categories of people, it has been commonly believed that Japan, unlike China, did not have a literati class. However, by carefully analyzing the influence Chinese culture ...
Jay Lovestone Lecture

Lovestone, Jay (1965-11-09)
« Je suis moi-même le soleil » : une étude de la représentation de l’espace dans les films de Sembène Ousmane

Jamison-Cash, Lillian (2014)
Jeeves and the servus callidus : scheming servants in Wodehouse and Plautus

Boudreau, Marielle E. (2015-07-28)

Roman comedy was a form dominated by stock characters: passionate youths, grumpy old men, and braggart soldiers. Among these theatrical masks was that of the servus callidus, or clever slave: an unscrupulous plotter who ...
Jeeves and the Servus Callidus: Scheming Servants in Wodehouse and Plautus

Boudreau, Marielle (2015)

In P.G. Wodehouse’s short stories, the valet Jeeves plays the same role as a servus callidus, or clever slave, in the Roman comedies of Plautus; both Jeeves and the Plautine slaves act as the driving forces of their works, ...
"Jefferson's Grand Experiment: Education and the Challenges of Citizenship"

Warner, Carolyn Ann (2010)

In a letter to James Madison, Thomas Jefferson wrote: "Above all things I hope the education of the common people will be attended to; convinced that on their good sense we may rely with the most security for the preservation ...

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