2024
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Leif B. Sorensen
William D’Arcy McNickle (b. 1904–d. 1977) was born in Saint Ignatius, Montana, to Philomene Parenteau McNickle, a Métis whose parents fled Canada after the Louis Riel rebellion of 1885, and William McNickle, a white settler from Pennsylvania. In 1905 the Confederated Salish …
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2022
book-chapter
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Sune Gudiksen, Lisa B. Weber, Leif B. Sorensen
How can we introduce and adapt change processes with a customer first orientation?Customer First demonstrates the effects of organisational changes on various stakeholders, including the customer.
2022
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Leif B. Sorensen
This chapter shows how settler-colonial discourses of modernity and modernization shape the characterization of Indigenous figures in novels by Indigenous writers and non-Indigenous writers of color of the modernist era. The politics of characterization determines which figures can become central protagonists and …
2021
book
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Leif B. Sorensen, Sune Gudiksen
Strategies for organizational change are more important than ever. Technology development, market movements, changing customer demands, and societal conditions change how organizations can operate with rapid speed. To turn the Supertanker operating organizations in new directions is a crucial challenge for both …
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2018
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Leif B. Sorensen
Pulp magazines are named for the low-quality pulpwood paper on which they were printed. They are part of the modernist periodical marketplace along with the slicks, published on glossy paper, and little magazines. The age of the all-fiction pulp magazine in the …
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2018
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Leif B. Sorensen
H. P. Lovecraft was an American pulp author in the 1920s and 1930s. His work, primarily published in the magazine Weird Tales, helped create the genre of weird fiction, which combined science fiction, fantasy, and horror. His stories and novels construct an …
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2018
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Leif B. Sorensen
Aleister Crowley was an occultist, writer, and mystic who founded the spiritual philosophy of Thelema. Crowley’s work combines European, South Asian, and Chinese esoteric teachings. His fictional, poetic, and spiritual writings celebrate free will. The popular press frequently referred to him as …
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2018
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Leif B. Sorensen
The Apocalypse is a Nonhuman Story Leif Sorensen (bio) This essay assembles an archive of recent speculative apocalyptic narratives by women of color—LESLIE MARMON SILKO'S Almanac of the Dead (1991), OCTAVIA E. BUTLER'S Parable of the Sower (1993) and Parable of the …
2018
letter
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Carey J. Snyder, Leif B. Sorensen
ABSTRACT This article considers modernist-era letters pages as a serial form that enables readers to debate pressing political and cultural topics and to negotiate their relationship to a magazine and other readers. The authors examine two case studies of letters columns: those …
2017
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Leif B. Sorensen
2017
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Sune Gudiksen, Leif B. Sorensen
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2016
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Leif B. Sorensen
This essay focuses on Amer i ´ co Paredes, an important figure for scholars of Southern and Western regionalism. Paredes’s ethnographic and literary works provide models of rural, ethnic regions on the Texas-Mexico border that might appear to be nostalgic, antimodernist constructions. …
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