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	John Fiske - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Fiske (1842 - 1901), born Edmund Fisk Green, was an American philosopher and historian.
		On the second marriage of his mother (1855) he assumed the name of his maternal great-grandfather, John Fiske.
		In books such as Outlines of Cosmic Philosophy (ISBN 0-384-15780-7), Fiske aimed to show that "in reality there has never been any conflict between religion and science, nor is any reconciliation called for where harmony has always existed." Fiske was a popular lecturer on these topics in his early career.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Fiske (480 words)

	John Fiske
		John Fiske was the final project in the capital facilities renewal program undertaken in 1970.
		The John Fiske Grade School on the old 1200 block of Wyoming and Custer and the present address of 625 South Valley is in Armourdale.
		The John Fiske Elementary School was built to serve the needs of the west end of Armourdale in 1903.
	www.kckps.k12.ks.us /disthistory/openbuildings/johnfiske.html (936 words)

	Harrison Grey Fiske
		Harrison Grey Fiske was born at Harrison, Westchester County, New York, July 30, 1861, son of Lyman and Jane Maria (Durfee) Fiske and grandson of Jonathan and Eunice (Fiske) Durfee, residents of Wales, Mass.
		Fiske married at Larchmont, N. Y., March 19, 1890, Mary Augusta, daughter of Thomas and Elizabeth (Maddern) Davey, better known as Minnie Maddern, the actress.
		Fiske was a trustee of the Actors Fund, a member of the Sons of the Revolution, of the American Academy of Social Science, and of the Zeta Psi fraternity.
	www.wayneturney.20m.com /fiskeharrisongrey.htm (469 words)

	Introduction, Prefatory Note to John Fiske, Unpublished Orations: “The Discovery of the Columbia River, and the ...
		From John, Fiske, Unpublished Orations: “The Discovery of the Columbia River, and the Whitman Controversy;” The Crispus Attucks Memorial;” and “Columbus Memorial”; The Bibliophile Society; Boston; 1909; pp.
		Fiske had not made a critical study of the later history of Oregon, and in particular had not investigated “the story of the services of Dr. Marcus Whitman, in saving the better portion of the territory to the United States.” Later Mr.
		Fiske’s conversion from belief in the magnitude of Whitman’s services and achievements was due, and it is only fair to the former that I should close this brief note with the evidence on which my statement is based.
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	Fiske (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		John SYMONDS of Croft, Lancashire, married a daughter of Sir William KORDING.
		John SYMONDS, of Stratton, married a daughter of GRAVENOR of Bellaport, Co. Salop.
		John FISKE is mentioned several times in the Watertown, MA records between 1670 and 1675, being admonished on his neglect in educating his children in reading and in religion.
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	Fiske: Media Matters
		Fiske challenges the distinction between the 'real' and that which is constructed by the 'media' to argue that all events are, in fact, mediated, and are made real only through discourse.
		John Fiske's lively analysis of the discourse surrounding various media events is interesting and engaging, and would serve as an excellent introduction for undergraduates or first-year graduate students to Fiske's critical perspective.
		John Fiske is professor of communication arts at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
	www.upress.umn.edu /Books/F/fiske_media.html (443 words)

	Fiske, John -- Fiske, John: in Cornell University's Making of America
		Fiske, John, The French Alliance and the Conway Cabal.
		Fiske, John, Germs of National Sovereignty in the United States.
		Fiske, John, Koschei the Deathless; or, The Diffusion of Fairy Tales.
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	BookRags: John Fiske Biography
		And in 1641 Fiske removed to Wenham, Massachusetts, where on 8 October 1644 he was ordained pastor of the newly gathered church and began the valuable notebook on matters of church discipline and ecclesiastical affairs which he kept almost to the end of his career.
		Fiske's extant verse, written from 1652 to 1655, was discovered in a neglected commonplace book at Brown University and published by Harold Jantz in 1943.
		No mere acrostics, Fiske's anagrams rearrange the letters of his subject's name into phrases or paired nouns that, through rich metaphorical associations, reveal the person's godly qualities, which in turn reinforce the values of the Puritan community.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/john-fiske-dlb (433 words)

	The Fiske Line (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Charter whereby William Seman of Norwich grants to Simon Fiske of Laxfield two acres in said Laxfield bounded by the King's Highway from Laxfield to Fressingfield on the East, West on John Edward, South on said Edward and on John Barwer, and North on the common road from Cratfield to Waltersfield in Laxfield.
		JOHN FFISKE - Born at St. James', South Elmham around 1580, he married Anne, daughter of Robert Lawter (his second cousin), she died during a voyage to New England.
		Sons in law John Fiske and Elias Fiske to be exors.
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	The Ancestry of Hattie E. J. Bruce - the John Fiske Family
		According to one account, John Fiske came to America with his brother Nathan, another ancestor, and their father Nathaniel, who is suppossed to have died on the voyage over.
		The ancestry of John Fiske can be found in the overseas ancestors section.
		John Fiske was made a freeman on 18 Apr 1690 and was described as "husbandman", i.e.
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	BookRags: John Fiske Biography
		John Fiske (1842-1901), American philosopher and historian, was responsible for applying the Darwinian theory of evolution to philosophical and historical studies in the United States.
		Born Edmund Fisk Green (he later changed his name) on March 30, 1842, in Hartford, Conn., he was from an early age extremely bookish.
		By the 1890s Fiske had a considerable reputation as a lecturer, his previously unorthodox religious views having mellowed so that his middle-class public regarded him as a reconciler of science and Christianity.
	www.bookrags.com /biography/john-fiske (403 words)

	Fiske - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bradley Fiske (1854 – 1942), United States Naval officer
		John Fiske (1842 – 1901), American philosopher and historian
		John Fiske, Author of Introduction to Communication Studies and Reading the Popular et.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Fiske (143 words)

	John Fiske Part 1
		On the famous John Muir Trail, near Yosemite, California, are several mountains named after great thinkers; one of these mountains is named Mt. Fiske, after John Fiske.
		(Pierce is probably wrong in spelling in spelling his name as Fiske, evidence suggests his middle name and his mother's maiden name was Fisk, not Fiske.) His father was in the class of 1837 at Wesleyan University, Middletown, Connecticut, and he later worked as an editor at a newspaper in Hartford.
		His daughter, Ethel Fisk (without the "e"), compiled his letters in 1940, which were published by Macmillan Company under the title, The Letters of John Fiske.
	homepages.rootsweb.com /~bpefisk/fh/FFA/john_fiske_part_1.htm (1015 words)

	mass media: Fiske's views
		In Fiske's view, the fact that there is such a wide variety of capitalist voices is in itself evidence of the successful resistance of the subordinate classes against the homogenising force of capitalist ideology.
		In Fiske's view, some commentators have mistakenly assumed that the top-downness of the financial economy means that the cultural economy has a similarly top-down operation.
		Fiske is keen to emphasize that the cultural economy and the financial economy do not work in the same way.
	www.cultsock.ndirect.co.uk /MUHome/cshtml/media/fviews.html (1624 words)

	§24. John Fiske. XV. Later Historians. Vol. 17. Later National Literature, Part II. The Cambridge History of ...
		There was a time when John Fiske seemed likely to pass into our literary history as the man who best combined the virtures of the new and old schools.
		12 By 1885 the battle of evolution had been won in high places and Fiske seems to have had no desire to pursue it in the lower circles.
		It has been said that Fiske applied the principles of evolution to history, and he asserted that such was his purpose.
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	FISKE GENEALOGY
		John Fiske, chaplain, my son, is to sing for my soul for two years and is to have 20 marks and to the said Sir John 10 marks.
		Residuary legatees and executors: John Goodynche, vicar of Laxfeld, Henry Smyth of Laxfeld and John Noloth of Walpole [?
		To Elizabeth Fisk, daughter of the said Samuel Fisk, 5s., to be paid at the end of her apprenticeship.
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	The Ancestry of Hattie E. J. Bruce - the Nathan Fiske Family
		Nathan Fiske was in Watertown as early as 1642 when his first child was born.
		Nathan Fiske purchased 220 acres of farm lands in Weston on Oct. 1, 1673 for 10 pounds.[1/92] Like his father, Nathan was also active in town affairs.
		Elizabeth Fiske died on May 15, 1696, and on June 2 her children agreed upon the division of her estate.
	webpages.charter.net /mroman/fisken.htm (585 words)

	FISKE and FISHER Families of MASSACHUSETTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		(VII) John, eldest child of William (2) and anna (Austye) Fiske, was born at St. James. He married Anna, daughter of Robert Lautersee. She died on board ship in 1637, which was bound for New England. John Fiske died in 1633. Their children were: 1.
		William (3) Fiske, second son of John and Anna (Lautersee) Fiske, was born in England about 1613. He married at Salem, Massachusetts, in 1643, Bridget Muskett, of Pelham, England. After his death she married, November, 1661, Thomas Rix, of Salem, a surgeon. Hon.
		Fisk lived on the Carrier homestead one mile north of Liberty. Children: 1.
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	John Fiske's Funeral Elegy on John Cotton - Questia Online Library (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		While his birthdate in England remains uncertain, the records on Fiske as a minister, physician, and, to the extent that his commonplace book accords, as a poet in New England are fairly complete.
		There is no possible influence that Fiske could have exercised on any contemporary poet, because he apparently kept his literary activities as private as did Edward Taylor after him.
		As the poems of these elegists show, their intent was indeed to lament and to exhort in a public way; they move in form and content according to the existing guidelines for the writing of a funeral elegy that were to constitute the general pattern for the devel-
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	John Child - Immigrant
		John Child was probably born in England, about 1636.
		Mary was the daughter of Daniel Warren and Mary Barron, and grandaughter of immigrants John Warren and Ellis Barron.
		Note: Known to be a nephew of Ephraim Child, this John Child was likely the son of Ephraim's brother Joshua.
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	eBay - john fiske, Antiquarian Collectible, Nonfiction Books items on eBay.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Fiske, John: The Beginnings of New England [The Puritan
		The Destiny Of Man by John Fiske c.
		Excursions of an Evolutionist by John Fiske (1894)
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	Following Muir's First Summer Route - John Muir Newsletter - John Muir Exhibit
		(Editor's note: John Fiske, retired engineer and Muir aficionado, lives near Coulterville and has thoroughly explored the region, tracking Muir's 1869 route as described in My First Summer in the Sierra.
		I have from other sources confirmed that these meadows from Fiske to McCarthy contained one of the finest stands of Sugar Pine in California.
		John McCauley built the Four Mile Trail and the McCauley Hotel at Glacier Point.
	www.sierraclub.org /john_muir_exhibit/john_muir_newsletter/following_muirs_1st_summer.html (1897 words)

	Fiske, John. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001-05
		Hartford, Conn. Born Edmund Fisk Green, he changed his name in 1855 to John Fisk, adding the final e in 1860.
		He opened a law practice in Boston but soon turned to writing.
		Early in his career Fiske also achieved popularity as a lecturer on history and in his later life was occupied mostly with that field.
	www.bartleby.com /65/fi/Fiske-Jo.html (261 words)

	About John A. Fiske (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Partner in Healy, Lund and Fiske, now Healy, Fiske and Richmond, since September 1, 1979.
		Regina Healy and Diane Lund did what she said, and they changed the name of the firm to Healy, Lund and Fiske.
		Probate Judge Edward M. Ginsburg believed in the process and sent cases to me. My first mediation began with the wife addressing her husband, their two lawyers and me: "We understand we are some sort of experiment!"
	www.mediate.com /Fiske/pg2.cfm (487 words)

	The Unseen World, and other essays, by John Fiske (chapter4)
		As we pointed out in the foregoing essay, while all this voluminous literature throws but an uncertain light upon the life and teachings of the founder of Christianity, it nevertheless furnishes nearly all the data which we could desire for knowing what the early Christians thought of the master of their faith.
		The mere desire for a monotheistic creed had led many pagans, in Paul’s time, to embrace Judaism, in spite of its requirements, which to Romans and Greeks were meaningless, and often disgusting; but such conversions could never have been numerous.
		The doctrine of the resurrection, in particular, was not likely to prove attractive when accompanied by the picture of the Messiah treading the Gentiles in the wine-press of his righteous indignation.
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	John Fiske
		American Revolution: Bibliography - Bibliography The stirring events of the country's birth have been often represented in U.S. United States: Bibliography - Bibliography The writings on American history are voluminous.
		E and E Relaunch Under Fiske Name.(Ellis and Everard PLC new subsidiary Fiske Food Ingredients)(Brief Article)
		Editorials a turnoff for students or, the wounding of Fred Fiske.
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	Amazon.ca: Understanding Popular Culture: Books: John Fiske (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Making the difficult seem easy is Fiske's great talent.
		No introductory reading list in the field would be complete without a Fiske.' Sociolog.
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	Amazon.com: Understanding Popular Culture: Books: John Fiske (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		by John Fiske "Of 125 students of mine, 118 were, on the day that I asked, wearing jeans..." (more)
		Fiske is one of the few intellectuals considering the media in an easily accessible way whose work doesn't fall into the boring, and woefully inadequate school of 'the media is making every child a killer' stupidity.
		He carefully and with relevance examines just how media audiences use media texts to produce what we want from them: we are not as controlled by the evil corporate powers as much as either they or knee-jerk reactionary critics would like us to believe.
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	The Unseen World and Other Essays by John Fiske : Arthur's Classic Novels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The epistle of Jude--if it be really written by Jesus' brother of that name, which is doubtful--is solely a polemic directed against the innovations of Paul.
		And the Apocalypse, the work of the fiery and imaginative disciple John, is confined to a prophetic description of the Messiah's anticipated return, and tells us nothing concerning the deeds of that Messiah while on the earth.
		Not only was history subordinated to dogma by the writers of the gospel-narratives, but in the minds of the Fathers of the Church who assisted in determining what writings should be considered canonical, dogmatic preposs
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	Continuum 1.2: John Fiske
		7 Garnham, and John Hartley and Tom O'Regan "Quoting not Science but Sideboards: television in a new way of life" in Mass Communication Review Yearbook v.7, (Beverley Hills: Sage) (forthcoming).
		al., Coronation Street, (London: British Film Institute, 1981), pp.9-26; Brown and Barwick, and John Fiske, Television Culture: popular pleasures and politics (London: Methuen, 1987).
		15 John Tulloch and Albert Moran, A Country Practice : "quality soap" (Sydney: Currency Press, 1986).
	wwwmcc.murdoch.edu.au /ReadingRoom/1.2/Fiske.html (4335 words)

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