Maureen Flynn
Biographic Data
| ID | 3765405 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maureen Flynn |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maureen |
| FAMILY NAME | Flynn |
| SIGNATURE | FLYNN M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Metropolitan State University of Denver |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5837-8936 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 32 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 32 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Suicidality, gender identity-related stressors, and psychological flexibility among transgender and non-binary adults
Weight stigma and healthcare avoidance among women with obesity: The moderating roles of body image-related psychological inflexibility and cognitive fusion
Values intervention as an establishing operation for approach in the presence of aversive stimuli
Internalized transphobia, nondisclosure of gender identity, and life satisfaction among transgender and non-binary adults: The moderating roles of psychological flexibility and inflexibility
Values matter in approach behaviors: A replication using contamination anxiety behavioral approach tasks
On the failure to replicate past findings regarding positive affirmations and self-esteem
Psychological inflexibility among Hispanic college students: Introducing the 6-item Acceptance and Action Questionnaire for weight-related difficulties
Symptoms of social anxiety and depression: Acceptance of socially anxious thoughts and feelings as a moderator
Cognitive fusion among hispanic college students: Further validation of the Cognitive Fusion Questionnaire
How Bayesian estimation might improve CBS measure development: A case study with body-image flexibility in Hispanic students
Peacebuilding for the action minded
Nationalism and multiple modernities: Europe and beyond
Nationalism and Multiple Modernities, by Atsuko Ichijo, is a concise study exploring the idea of nationalism through the conceptual lens of multiple modernities. Anyone familiar with the in-depth s
Deadlock and (Mis)Trust in Cyprus
Heritage and the post-apartheid city: Constitution Hill, Johannesburg
This article examines the development of Constitution Hill on the site of the Old Fort prison in Johannesburg, South Africa. Constitution Hill is the location of the new Constitutional Court and has two main purposes. First, as a heritage site it attempts to address the divisions that characterise contemporary South African society by acting as a physical manifestation of the human rights ethos around which much of post-apartheid South African pu…
Decision-making and Contested Heritage in Northern Ireland: The Former Maze Prison/Long Kesh
The former Maze Prison/Long Kesh in Lisburn, near Belfast, is one of the primary sites associated with the ‘The Troubles’ in Northern Ireland. Controversy about the site's future makes it clear that the redevelopment of contested heritage cannot be divorced from the policy process of a negotiated settlement between opposed communities and parties. However, research indicates that, despite the stated ‘inclusive’ intent of the Maze/Long Kesh redeve…
Symbolic Reparation, Heritage and Political Transition in South Africa's Eastern Cape
This article first examines the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s recommendation of symbolic reparation for apartheid, and its effect on South African heritage. Second, it considers the relationship between public history and civic nation building in South Africa, as well as problems in trying to develop an inclusive public history through museums. Case studies drawn from Grahamstown and Mthatha in the Eastern Cape are explored as examples of…
Nationalism: Theory and its Discontents
Contemporary Nationalism: Civic, Ethnocultural and Multicultural Politics David Brown Routledge, 2000 HBK: ISBN: 0–415–17138–5 £55.00 PBK: ISBN: 0–415–17139–3 £17.99 pp. 198 (including: appendix, end‐notes, bibliography, index) Theories of Nationalism: A Critical Introduction Umut Özkirimli Macmillan, 2000 HBK: ISBN: 0–333–77711–5 £47.50 PBK: ISBN: 0–333–77712–3 £15.50 pp. 253 (including: Foreword by Fred Halliday, bibliography, index) Containing…
Ideology, Mobilization and the Nation
This book examines Irish, Basque, and Carlist nationalism in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The first chapter covers definitions of the nation and nationalism, the relationship of both
Perceptions of Safety Amongst Older People seen by Community Nurses in Central Sydney Area Health Service
Reconstructing Ukraine: Memory and Imagining the Nation-State
Taming Anger's Daughters: New Treatment for Emotional Problems in Renaissance Spain
A growing appreciation for the physiological dimensions of human behavorial problems is evident in Renaissance therapeutics. Both physicians and moral philosophers came to admit that passionate impulses like blasphemy and fist-fighting frequently erupted prior to conscious thought. Instead of relying exclusively on ascetic discipline and rational reflection as means to subdue undesirable emotions, post-medieval therapeutics added a number of mood…
Political mobilization in eastern Ukraine: The referendum of 1994 in the Donetsk oblast
Blasphemy and the Play of Anger in Sixteenth-Century Spain
Journal Article BLASPHEMY AND THE PLAY OF ANGER IN SIXTEENTH-CENTURY SPAIN Get access Maureen Flynn Maureen Flynn Hobart and William Smith CollegesGeneva, New York Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Past & Present, Volume 149, Issue 1, November 1995, Pages 29–56, https://doi.org/10.1093/past/149.1.29 Published: 01 November 1995
La Nostalgie du Desert. L'ideal eremitique en Castille au Siecle d'Or
The period of the Spanish Golden Age - when religious fervour drew many people to lives of saintly asceticism, fasting and hermetic solitude in the wilderness - is examined in this monograph
Royalist and fascist nationalism and national socialism in France
Blasphemy and the Play of Anger in Sixteenth-Century Spain
Journal Article BLASPHEMY AND THE PLAY OF ANGER IN SIXTEENTH-CENTURY SPAIN Get access Maureen Flynn Maureen Flynn Hobart and William Smith CollegesGeneva, New York Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Past & Present, Volume 149, Issue 1, November 1995, Pages 29–56, https://doi.org/10.1093/past/149.1.29 Published: 01 November 1995
Decision-making and Contested Heritage in Northern Ireland: The Former Maze Prison/Long Kesh
The former Maze Prison/Long Kesh in Lisburn, near Belfast, is one of the primary sites associated with the ‘The Troubles’ in Northern Ireland. Controversy about the site's future makes it clear that the redevelopment of contested heritage cannot be divorced from the policy process of a negotiated settlement between opposed communities and parties. However, research indicates that, despite the stated ‘inclusive’ intent of the Maze/Long Kesh redeve…
Political mobilization in eastern Ukraine: The referendum of 1994 in the Donetsk oblast
Heritage and the post-apartheid city: Constitution Hill, Johannesburg
This article examines the development of Constitution Hill on the site of the Old Fort prison in Johannesburg, South Africa. Constitution Hill is the location of the new Constitutional Court and has two main purposes. First, as a heritage site it attempts to address the divisions that characterise contemporary South African society by acting as a physical manifestation of the human rights ethos around which much of post-apartheid South African pu…
Symbolic Reparation, Heritage and Political Transition in South Africa's Eastern Cape
This article first examines the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s recommendation of symbolic reparation for apartheid, and its effect on South African heritage. Second, it considers the relationship between public history and civic nation building in South Africa, as well as problems in trying to develop an inclusive public history through museums. Case studies drawn from Grahamstown and Mthatha in the Eastern Cape are explored as examples of…
Nationalism and multiple modernities: Europe and beyond
Nationalism and Multiple Modernities, by Atsuko Ichijo, is a concise study exploring the idea of nationalism through the conceptual lens of multiple modernities. Anyone familiar with the in-depth s
Rituals of Solidarity in Castilian Confraternities
rlistorians have long employed the term "individualism" to characterize the ethos of modem society. Jacob Burckhardt traced the birth of this ethos back to the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries in
Sacred Charity: Confraternities and Social Welfare in Spain, 1400-1700
A study of medieval confraternities and their almsgiving activities, which Flynn believes created the first comprehensive welfare system in Western Europe. She also incorporates a study of late mediev
Frontiers of Heresy. The Spanish Inquisition from the Basque Lands to Sicily
Mimesis of the Last Judgment: The Spanish Auto de fe
Sacred Charity: Confraternities and Social Welfare in Spain, 1400-1700
The confraternal structure of Zamora the charitable activities of the confraternities welfare reform - attempts to displace charity the counter reformation and tradition
Royalist and fascist nationalism and national socialism in France
Gender and Disorder in Early Modern Seville
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Always among Us: Images of the Poor in Zwingli's Zurich. Lee Palmer Wandell
La Nostalgie du Desert. L'ideal eremitique en Castille au Siecle d'Or
The period of the Spanish Golden Age - when religious fervour drew many people to lives of saintly asceticism, fasting and hermetic solitude in the wilderness - is examined in this monograph
Blasphemy and the Play of Anger in Sixteenth-Century Spain
Journal Article BLASPHEMY AND THE PLAY OF ANGER IN SIXTEENTH-CENTURY SPAIN Get access Maureen Flynn Maureen Flynn Hobart and William Smith CollegesGeneva, New York Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Past & Present, Volume 149, Issue 1, November 1995, Pages 29–56, https://doi.org/10.1093/past/149.1.29 Published: 01 November 1995
Political mobilization in eastern Ukraine: The referendum of 1994 in the Donetsk oblast
Taming Anger's Daughters: New Treatment for Emotional Problems in Renaissance Spain
A growing appreciation for the physiological dimensions of human behavorial problems is evident in Renaissance therapeutics. Both physicians and moral philosophers came to admit that passionate impulses like blasphemy and fist-fighting frequently erupted prior to conscious thought. Instead of relying exclusively on ascetic discipline and rational reflection as means to subdue undesirable emotions, post-medieval therapeutics added a number of mood…
Ideology, Mobilization and the Nation
This book examines Irish, Basque, and Carlist nationalism in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. The first chapter covers definitions of the nation and nationalism, the relationship of both
Perceptions of Safety Amongst Older People seen by Community Nurses in Central Sydney Area Health Service
Reconstructing Ukraine: Memory and Imagining the Nation-State
Nationalism: Theory and its Discontents
Contemporary Nationalism: Civic, Ethnocultural and Multicultural Politics David Brown Routledge, 2000 HBK: ISBN: 0–415–17138–5 £55.00 PBK: ISBN: 0–415–17139–3 £17.99 pp. 198 (including: appendix, end‐notes, bibliography, index) Theories of Nationalism: A Critical Introduction Umut Özkirimli Macmillan, 2000 HBK: ISBN: 0–333–77711–5 £47.50 PBK: ISBN: 0–333–77712–3 £15.50 pp. 253 (including: Foreword by Fred Halliday, bibliography, index) Containing…
Symbolic Reparation, Heritage and Political Transition in South Africa's Eastern Cape
This article first examines the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s recommendation of symbolic reparation for apartheid, and its effect on South African heritage. Second, it considers the relationship between public history and civic nation building in South Africa, as well as problems in trying to develop an inclusive public history through museums. Case studies drawn from Grahamstown and Mthatha in the Eastern Cape are explored as examples of…
Decision-making and Contested Heritage in Northern Ireland: The Former Maze Prison/Long Kesh
The former Maze Prison/Long Kesh in Lisburn, near Belfast, is one of the primary sites associated with the ‘The Troubles’ in Northern Ireland. Controversy about the site's future makes it clear that the redevelopment of contested heritage cannot be divorced from the policy process of a negotiated settlement between opposed communities and parties. However, research indicates that, despite the stated ‘inclusive’ intent of the Maze/Long Kesh redeve…
Deadlock and (Mis)Trust in Cyprus
Heritage and the post-apartheid city: Constitution Hill, Johannesburg
This article examines the development of Constitution Hill on the site of the Old Fort prison in Johannesburg, South Africa. Constitution Hill is the location of the new Constitutional Court and has two main purposes. First, as a heritage site it attempts to address the divisions that characterise contemporary South African society by acting as a physical manifestation of the human rights ethos around which much of post-apartheid South African pu…
Peacebuilding for the action minded
Nationalism and multiple modernities: Europe and beyond
Nationalism and Multiple Modernities, by Atsuko Ichijo, is a concise study exploring the idea of nationalism through the conceptual lens of multiple modernities. Anyone familiar with the in-depth s
How Bayesian estimation might improve CBS measure development: A case study with body-image flexibility in Hispanic students
Cognitive fusion among hispanic college students: Further validation of the Cognitive Fusion Questionnaire
Psychological inflexibility among Hispanic college students: Introducing the 6-item Acceptance and Action Questionnaire for weight-related difficulties
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