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The Experiences of Christians During the Underground Years and Thereafter
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This paper examines the "underground" Christians of the Edo period, looking principally at the experiences of Christians in community. It is argued that these experiences reflect a tension between the complementary realms of secrecy on the one hand and privacy on the other, concluding that at the start of the Edo period, the Christians who took their faith and practice underground exhibited the characteristics of a proscribed religion practiced in secret. However, with the relaxation of enfor...
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Investigative reporting about secrecy: 'with some noteworthy exceptions, secrecy is rarely tackled head-on in the press.'.
Nieman Reports
; ... sometimes been allowed to color our judgment and blind us to the news; we personalize secrecy. Because we are stymied in our quest ... cooperate across beats and to subordinate sensitivities over turf to news values. There is also the fear that an examination of secrecy ...
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Secrecy, nondisclosure in adolescence explored: new research shows 'stronger manifestation of the darker side of secrecy' among younger teenagers.(Child/Adolescent Psychiatry)
Clinical Psychiatry News
; CHICAGO -- Until recently, research on secrecy in adolescence focused largely on the emotional and physical costs of hiding misdeeds or risky behavior from parents. But an investigation conducted a few years ago into both the advantages and disadvantages of secrecy in adolescence found quite
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Secrets and reasons for secrecy among school-aged children: developmental trends and gender differences.
Journal of Genetic Psychology
; Having secrets, withholding them, and disclosing them constitute highly common and pervasive kinds of behavior and experience in latency-aged children, and these behaviors are regarded therefore as phase appropriate (Furman, 1991). Surprisingly, only very little empirical evidence pertaining
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Hughes Views the News: America's Obsession With Secrecy
Oakland Post
; Oakland Post 11-25-1998 Hughes Views the News: America's Obsession With Secrecy I am constantly ... attempts to obtain legitimate information for our news stories, columns and editorials. Moreover, those news sources who insist on maintaining secrecy find ...
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Secrecy and Stupidity.(government secrecy breeds paranoia)
Newsweek
; The culture of secrecy, a residue of a century of war, causes conspiracy theories to multiply Governmental secrecy breeds stupidity, in government decision making and in the thinking of some citizens. Secrecy helped produce Oliver Stone, the paranoiac whose 1991 movie JFK found a mass audience for
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The Culture of Secrecy in Japanese Religion
Japanese Journal of Religious Studies
; (ProQuest: denotes non-USASCII text omitted.) Bernhard Scheid and Mark Teeuwen, ed., The Culture of Secrecy in Japanese Religion London: Routledge, 2006, xvii + 397 pp. 85.00, hardcover, ISBN10: 0-415-38713-2; ISBN13: 978-0-415-38713-2. WHILE focusing on Japan, this collection of fifteen essays
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Putting the word out on `Secrecy'
The Boston Globe
; SECRECY The American Experience By Daniel Patrick Moynihan Yale University Press, 262 pp., illustrated, $22.50 "Secrecy" is about A-bombs and espionage, not Oval Office trysts -- about decoding enemy encryptions,not revealing grand jury testimony. Still, arriving as it does plumb in the middle of a
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Religion, policy, and secrecy: the Latter Day Saints and masons.(Author Abstract)
Policy Studies Journal
; The spectacular growth of the Mormon denomination has been accompanied by church-state policy disputes, ranging from the rights of pro choice groups in the central square in Salt Lake City to the views of the Mormon hierarchy on gays in the military. For academics, how to handle the interface of
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Secrecy: report of the Commission on Protecting and Reducing Government Secrecy.
PS: Political Science & Politics
; Editor's Note: In the June issue of PS, Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan weighed the wisdom and potential dangers of Secrecy as Government Regulation. In 1994, Senator Moynihan was appointed chairman of the Commission on Protecting and Reducing Government Secrecy which consisted of a variety of
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Revealing look at culture of secrecy
Chicago Sun-Times
; ; In a sweeping overview of the evolution and incorporation of the culture of secrecy in the American government, Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-N.Y.) presents a compelling case for a more open system of governing. In a comprehensive introduction, Richard Gid Powers writes that Moynihan "proposes
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