Beatrice and Sidney Webb: Fabian Socialists. Lisanne RadiceThe Apprenticeship of Beatrice Webb. Deborah Epstein Nord

The economic reasons why firms engage in apprenticeship training are twofold. First, apprenticeship training is a potentially cost-effective strategy for filling a firm’s future va...

Yechiel Mikhel Epstein (also Yeheil Michel Epstein, b. 1829–d. 1908) was among the most distinguished Jewish Law authorities of the last half of the 19th century. Along with Moses ...

This study examined the state of apprenticeship training in Abeokuta South Local Government. It examines the attitude of relevant stakeholders towards apprenticeship training; the ...

This study compares and assesses the four Socialist leaders -- Victor L. Berger, Morris L. Hillquit, Eugene V. Debs, and Norman M. Thomas. By comparing the attitudes and ideas of ...

Abstract Sidney’s interest in visual representation—a central episteme throughout his writings—is attested by Nicholas Hilliard’s anecdote about Sidney’s fascination...

Abstract In the Defence, Sidney satirises contemporary moral philosophy but shows great esteem for ancient philosophers, Plato and Aristotle in particular. Sidney ar...

Abstract This essay reviews a set of interlocking subjects concerning Philip Sidney and music. First, it assesses the practical question of what direct musical exper...

In his poetic sequence, Astrophil and Stella (1591), Philip Sidney dramatizes his speaker’s romantic ambitions of climbing the Ladder of Love. While many academics interp...