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Open research questions in American and British Literature Analysis

66 unresolved questions extracted from the limitations and future-work sections of 898 American and British Literature Analysis papers in our library. Each links back to the study that raised it.

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  • There is a need for programs that promote early literacy in children. The 1,000 Books Before Kindergarten program fills this gap by providing a structured approach to reading for parents and children.

    Editor’s Note: Little Cogs Make Big Machines Work · 2016 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the understanding of the labor movement in Denver in the 1880s. The unique involvement of labor leaders with the Prohibition Party is a key area of study.

    The producing classes and the saloon: Denver in the 1880s · 1985 · DOI
  • Investigating more innovative financial alternatives, - Developing a market audit to examine the market position of mental health services, - Exploring the potential of Employee Assistance Programs

    The view from snowmass village · 1982 · DOI
  • The lack of a marketing approach in mental health agencies, - The limited understanding of the needs and wants of consumers, - The traditional approach to mental health services is no longer effective

    The view from snowmass village · 1982 · DOI
  • The gap in prior research is the lack of attention to Elizabeth Melville's role in her husband's career. Prior biographers' views of her as unintelligent and disingenuous are not supported by the Stedman Papers.

    The revival that failed: Elizabeth Shaw Melville and the Stedmans: 1891–1894 · 1980 · DOI
  • The authors suggest the formation of an 'American Society for Good English'. The authors call for an increase in competition in the English classroom.

    Ah, the Good Old Days! · 1980 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the instruction of English. The authors argue that the decline of American English is linked to the decline of morality.

    Ah, the Good Old Days! · 1980 · DOI
  • Further exploration of the disengagement theory of aging. Investigation of the effects of cultural determinants on the elderly. Development of more effective interventions for the elderly based on the disengagement theory of aging and the concept of the exclusion of stimuli.

    Of slings and arrows and outrageous fortune · 1979 · DOI
  • The need for a deeper understanding of the complexities of the aging process. The importance of considering cultural determinants in the development of interventions for the elderly.

    Of slings and arrows and outrageous fortune · 1979 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in US foreign policy, particularly with regards to President Carter's recognition of Communist China. The discovery of the North Korean tunnel highlights the need for increased vigilance along the Demilitarized Zone.

    Day of Infamy · 1978 · DOI
  • Future research could examine the influence of Brougham's plays on the development of American theater. Future research could analyze the use of satire and parody in other American burlesque plays. Future research could examine the ways in which Brougham's plays comment on American sentiment and historical incidents in more depth.

    John Brougham: The Aristophanes of American Burlesque · 1978 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the understanding of John Brougham's burlesque plays, specifically his parody of Stone's play Metamora. The paper seeks to fill this gap by analyzing Brougham's plays and their commentary on American sentiment and historical incidents.

    John Brougham: The Aristophanes of American Burlesque · 1978 · DOI
  • Exploring the impact of intramural programs on student engagement and well-being. Investigating the effectiveness of creative events in promoting participation.

    Alive and Kicking on 7th Avenue · 1978 · DOI
  • The lack of intramural programs in institutions with funding and facility constraints. The need for creative solutions to generate interest and participation.

    Alive and Kicking on 7th Avenue · 1978 · DOI
  • The paper touches on the challenge of balancing the exploitation of friendships with the need for efficient law-enforcement. It also mentions the difficulty of resolving the question of Domnall's choice of Fand as the Beltane sacrifice.

    World enough and time: The work of Mollie Hunter · 1977 · DOI
  • The paper identifies the lack of awareness among British leaders about the geographical location of the people they expected to liberate as a significant gap.

    John Aubrey and the Realm of Learning · 1976 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the understanding of social psychological concepts in the context of classroom interaction. It highlights the need for further exploration of the idea of granting college credit for noncollege learning.

    ELTON MAYO IN THE CLASSROOM · 1976 · DOI
  • There is a gap in understanding how age affects people's perceptions of wolves. There is a need to investigate how different demographics view wolves.

    On the Spoor of the “Big Bad Wolf” · 1974 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in understanding the representation of automobiles in The Great Gatsby. The role of automobiles in shaping the morals and values of the 1920s is highlighted as an area for exploration.

    Somewhere West of Laramie, on the Road to West Egg: Automobiles, Fillies, and the West in The Great Gatsby · 1973 · DOI
  • There is a gap in the current methods for determining the number of factors to retain. The paper identifies the need for a new approach to exploratory factor analysis.

    A Second Generation Little Jiffy · 1970 · DOI
  • Further analysis of Lawrence's work in relation to apocalyptic types. Examination of other novels that exhibit apocalyptic types. Investigation of the implications of apocalyptic types for literary theory and criticism.

    Lawrence and the Apocalyptic Types · 1968 · DOI
  • The lack of understanding of Lawrence's work in relation to apocalyptic types. The need for a deeper analysis of Lawrence's novel and its connection to historical events.

    Lawrence and the Apocalyptic Types · 1968 · DOI
  • The paper identifies a gap in the comparison of the broad theoretical framework of the two books. The gap is due to the lack of consideration of the fields of distribution and capital theory.

    TURGOT AND ADAM SMITH* · 1968 · DOI
  • The lack of context in terms of comparisons to other jurisdictions is a challenge. The absence of recommendations or references to other studies is a challenge.

    Book Reviews : The News in Megalopolis. Jack Lyle. (San Francisco: Chandler Publishing Co., 1967. 208 pp. $4.50.) · 1968 · DOI
  • The lack of stage directions in the manuscript of the plays. The need to consider practical theatre factors in the design of the wagon. The challenge of inferring the wagon's size and layout from the available evidence.

    The York pageant wagon · 1967 · DOI

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