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The author wrote this book as a follow-up to his memoir, Oh, The Changes I Have Seen, Second Edition, in which he gave a history of the changing technologies he had used in his life. In People Have Changed Our World Dr. Fischlowitz describes and comments on changing social and political conditions in the past nine decades.

The author, now 90, has memories from age 3. Though a retired licensed psychologist, he is also an amateur historian. His career included teaching history, and administration of psychological services in schools in his native Missouri, in the DC are, and in Honolulu. Though not a scientist, Fischlowitz has had a life-long interest in the ways scientific and technical innovations affect our culture and our daily lives. He has written books of p...

The author, in his late 80s, has memories from age three. In his professional career he has been a history teacher, school counselor, administrator of psychological services, and psychologist in private practice. Fischlowitz has worked in his native Missouri, in the DC area and in Honolulu, HI. Though not a scientist, Fischlowitz has had a life-long interest in the ways scientific and technical innovations affect our culture and our daily live...

The author, in his late 80s, has memories from age three. In his professional career he has been a history teacher, school counselor, administrator of psychological services, and psychologist in private practice. Fischlowitz has worked in his native Missouri, in the DC area and in Honolulu, HI. Though not a scientist, Fischlowitz has had a life-long interest in the ways scientific and technical innovations affect our culture and our daily live...

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In "ROOFTOP OF MY LIFE" poet Merle Fischlowitz shares his eight-decade perspective of Family, the Arts, Faith, Travel, and the myriads of people, (lovers, friends, and strangers) that have enriched his life.Merle Fischlowitz has recently published two other volumes of poems. From Dirt Paths to Golden Streets: Poems of Immigrant Experiences (2010) tells stories of individual immigrants from many cultures, their reasons for immigration, and the ...

In "ROOFTOP OF MY LIFE" poet Merle Fischlowitz shares his eight-decade perspective of Family, the Arts, Faith, Travel, and the myriads of people, (lovers, friends, and strangers) that have enriched his life.Merle Fischlowitz has recently published two other volumes of poems. From Dirt Paths to Golden Streets: Poems of Immigrant Experiences (2010) tells stories of individual immigrants from many cultures, their reasons for immigration, and the ...

The poems in this book are the personal stories of immigration to the United States, from the 19th Century to the early 21st Century. These poems are often in the voices of New Americans from many different cultures: African, Arab, Hungarian, Japanese, Korean, Mexican, Polish, Russian, and Vietnamese. The poems explore their reasons for immigration as well as the challenges and benefits of becoming American.

In these stories readers will meet, come to know, and often be surprised by high-achieving upper-class academics, seemingly conservative educators brought low by greed and lust, children of the Holocaust whose lives depended on youth-developed skills of cheating and cruelty, and a drug-addicted street person with life-long confusion of personal identity. This book of four short stories and a memoir is based on the author's vast memories of peo...

In these stories readers will meet, come to know, and often be surprised by high-achieving upper-class academics, seemingly conservative educators brought low by greed and lust, children of the Holocaust whose lives depended on youth-developed skills of cheating and cruelty, and a drug-addicted street person with life-long confusion of personal identity. This book of four short stories and a memoir is based on the author's vast memories of peo...