Motivational seekers
Tags: GLOBAL warming; SELF-sacrifice
Related Articles
- Sacrifices. Parennas, Juno // Lesbian News;Mar2000, Vol. 25 Issue 8, p41
Presents the author's views on lesbian love and the pain of breaking up from relationships. Importance of self-sacrifice in maintaining relationships; Necessity of singing exaggerated exaltations after the end of relationships; Feeling of loss and pining for lost loves.
- The model of followers' responses to self-sacrificial leadership: An empirical test. Yeon Choi; Mai-Dalton, Renate R. // Leadership Quarterly;Fall99, Vol. 10 Issue 3, p397
This article reports the results of two studies that tested the Model of Self-Sacrificial Leadership. The Model explores why self-sacrificial behaviors would arise in organizational settings and the effects this would have on followers when a leader exhibits self-sacrificial behaviors. Two...
- Hope on a rope is lesson from the poor. Tana, Peggy // National Catholic Reporter;09/12/97, Vol. 33 Issue 39, p2
Relates a story illustrating the need for sacrifice in helping other people. Need to connect with other people; Importance of listening to other people.
- What My Man Gave Up to Be With Me. Benjamin, Jennifer // Cosmopolitan;May2003, Vol. 234 Issue 5, p164
Presents information on instances where men have sacrificed things to carry on a relationship with their girlfriends.
- HUNGRY for change. // Dolly;Aug2010, Issue 476, p102
The article presents a quiz concerning one's source of enjoyment that may be given up in relation to the fundraising efforts of the 40 Hour Famine event.
- A professor explores the idea of sacrifice. Clayton, Mark // Christian Science Monitor;10/16/2001, Vol. 93 Issue 225, p15
Focuses on Carolyn Marvin, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, who started class discussions about self-sacrifice before the topic gained new relevance in light of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, and offers Dr. Marvin's thoughts on the United States' war on terrorism.
- The Ethics of Self-Sacrifice. Milbank, John // First Things: A Monthly Journal of Religion & Public Life;Mar1999, Issue 91, p33
Examines the notion that the highest ethical gesture is a sacrificial self-offering which expects no benefit in return. Characteristics of self-giving according to ethical thinkers; Suggestion of the notion on sacrificial offering that to be ethical is to be prepared to lose oneself for the...
- Slowing global warming. // Scholastic SuperScience;Mar1998, Vol. 9 Issue 6, p3
Provides information about global warming. Discussion in Japan on ways of alleviating global warming; Effects of global warming on Earth; Process causing the rapid warming of the planet.
- Global pollution. Dasset, Benoit; Zetterlund, Mattias; Broomfield, Aaron // Newsweek (Pacific Edition);01/12/98, Vol. 131 Issue 2, p10
Presents reader responses to a December 8, 1997 story in same magazine on global warming.
