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1.
Hunger: A Biopsychological Analysis
Contributors:
Publisher:
Basic Books 1973
Subjects:
Hunger--Psychological Aspects
Psychophysiology
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...oftendistorts the mental picture of his own body.56 During high schoolyears he may be excluded from participating in certain games be­cause of his body size. The period of heterosexual dating maybring with it severe, traumatic experiences. These...
2.
Consuming Fictions: Gender, Class, and Hunger in Dickens's Novels
Contributors:
Publisher:
Southern Illinois University Press 1994
Subjects:
Hunger in Literature
Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870--Political and Social Views
Sex in Literature
Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870--Knowledge--Economics
Capitalism and Literature--England--History--19th Century
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...for the meal, shows extremeinterest in the menu, and drinks as much as the Pickwickianscombined. Later, at the Muggleton games, Jingle further dis­plays his expansive and proprietary interest in food. LeadingPickwick into the affair, he expatiates...
3.
Biting at the Grave: The Irish Hunger Strikes and the Politics of Despair
Contributors:
Publisher:
Beacon Press 1990
Subjects:
Political Prisoners--Northern Ireland
Hunger Strikes--Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland--Politics and Government--1969-1994
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...s life -- theyoung boy who ran errands for his teachers, who hung endlesslyaround the school after hours either playing games or watching othersplay, a fitness fanatic; a boy of average scholastic ability not consideredsufficiently promising by his...
4.
American Nonsinging Games
Contributors:
Publisher:
University of Oklahoma Press 1953
Subjects:
Games
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ForewordI AM CONVINCED that games are as old as the human race...Play), Huizinga calls games the mostimportant driving force...we have satisfied our first hunger after ourbirth, we begin playing...balancing, etc.The playing of games has long filled an important...
5.
Game Cultures: Computer Games as New Media
Contributors:
Publisher:
Open University Press 2006
Subjects:
Play (Philosophy)
Popular Culture
Computer Games--Social Aspects
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...the US military is able to use games as arecruitment and training...groups use the potential of games to offer a powerful way of creatingcounter...in Australia, with frequent hunger strikes and famously a mass...sighted artsfunding body that games design should be supported in...
6.
Sports, Games, and Play: Social and Psychological Viewpoints
Contributors:
Publisher:
Lawrence Erlbaum Associates 1989 (2nd edition)
Subjects:
Sports--Social Aspects
Sports--Psychological Aspects
Games--Social Aspects
Games--Psychological Aspects
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...D. L. (1970). Gods and games: Toward a theology of play. New York...Goldstein(Ed.), Sports, Games, and Play. Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence...Perls F. S. (1969). Ego, hunger, and aggression. New York: Random House...
7.
America's First Olympics: The St. Louis Games of 1904
Contributors:
Publisher:
University of Missouri Press 2005
Subjects:
Olympic Games (3Rd : 1904 : Saint Louis, Mo.)
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...theopening ceremonies for the Olympic games on May 14, and recom­mended that...00ADily for 18 miles felt the pangs of hunger and stopped to eat a couple ofapples gathered...the apples weregreen and the pangs of hunger were succeeded by pangs of a far morepainful...
8.
Games for Actors and Non-Actors
Contributors:
Publisher:
Routledge 2002 (2nd edition)
Subjects:
Acting
Games
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...etc. We are what we choose to be. The Brazilian fascists are culpable not because of their capacity for making people die of hunger, while they line their pockets, but because they have chosen to pursue this course of action. A female actor, on discovering...
9.
Fights, Games, and Debates
Contributors:
Publisher:
University of Michigan Press 1960
Subjects:
Games Of Strategy (Mathematics)
International Relations
Social Conflict
Interpersonal Relations
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...specific--to do this or to do that. All specificfreedoms can be granted in conditions of slavery. There canbe freedom from hunger in a penitentiary. One theology de­fines "freedom" as "freedom to obey the will of God" (inter­preted...
10.
Games Real Actors Play: Actor-Centered Institutionalism in Policy Research
Contributors:
Publisher:
Westview Press 1997
Subjects:
Political Games
Policy Sciences--Mathematical Models
Social Sciences--Mathematical Models
Game Theory
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...finally,seems to have two aspects: On the one hand, there is a universal claim to humansolidarity in the face of death, hunger, and natural or technical catastrophes thatfinds its response in charity, disaster relief, and development aid. On the otherhand...
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