Browsing Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research by Author "Bond, Kevin"

Browsing Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research by Author "Bond, Kevin"

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  • Dogma, Dada, and Disneyland: Investigating the Impact of Space on Ideological Formation 
    Manweiller, Shallin Kyldii (Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, University of Regina, 2017-08)
    Academic investigations of ‘ritual’ and ‘religion’ have at times conflated each with the other. Within modern academic study, there is emerging research that attempts to decouple this association by underscoring the ...
  • FaithApps.Net: A Method for Studying the Dispersal of Religious Smartphone Applications 
    Tkach, Alexander G. J. (Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, University of Regina, 2016-02)
    The goals of this thesis are to showcase the creation of a method for scraping and cataloging data on smartphone applications that were accumulated under a set criteria of individual religion search parameters. It is ...
  • On the Changes and Influences of the Absolute Truth of Neo-Confucianism in Pre-Modern China 
    Wang, Shengying (Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, University of Regina, 2016-02)
    The following paper focuses on the changes and influences of the absolute truth of Neo-Confucianism in pre-modern China. First of all, Li of Neo-Confucianism attempted to replace the highest divine of Tian/Shangdi but ...
  • Reading, Writing and a Heretic: Problematizing Assumptions in New Testament Canonization 
    Lindenbach, Christian Terrance (Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, University of Regina, 2017-01)
    This thesis examines the influences behind the canonization of the New Testament literature through examinations of Hellenistic educational and textual practices, Jewish scribalism, and scholarly disputes between early ...
  • Yi Sang and Global Modernism 
    Wenaus, William Donald (Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, University of Regina, 2016-09)
    Yi Sang (1910-1937), born Kim Haegyŏng, wrote in Korea in the early part of the twentieth century under Japanese rule, composing in both Japanese and Korean. His work has been variously labelled as Modernist, Surrealist, ...

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