10 Ergebnisse.

The letters and stories from family and friends assembled in this book, together with photos and Ann Blum's own words, evoke her presence. They allow us to think about what we want to carry forward, into the lives we still have.

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Artists and activists and scholars, poets, teachers and artisans--all opponents of capital and empire--reflect on art and history, on education, health and work and welfare, on the city, on nature and the country--in the context of what we call the commons.

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Taking Yourself Seriously: Processes of Research and Engagement is designed for college students as well as more experienced professionals who want to further their development as researchers, writers, and agents of change. A wide range of tools and processes for research, writing, and collaboration are defined and described-from Governing Question to GOSP, Plus-Delta feedback to Process Review, and Supportive Listening to Sense of Place Map. ...

Five autobiographical narratives by O'Connor, a social worker and transracial adoptee, have been developed and performed around the United States in academic, clinical, and child welfare settings to wide acclaim over the last 16 years.

Designed for college students as well as more experienced professionals who want to further their development as researchers, writers, and agents of change, this edition defines and describes a wide range of tools and processes for research, writing, and collaboration.

Almost every day we hear that some trait "has a strong genetic basis" or "of course it is a combination of genes and environment, but the hereditary component is sizeable." To say No to Nature-Nurture is to reject this relative weighting of heredity and environment. This book shows that partitioning the variation observed for any trait into a heritability fraction and other components provides little clear or useful information about the genet...

Almost every day we hear that some trait "has a strong genetic basis" or "of course it is a combination of genes and environment, but the hereditary component is sizeable." To say No to Nature-Nurture is to reject this relative weighting of heredity and environment. This book shows that partitioning the variation observed for any trait into a heritability fraction and other components provides little clear or useful information about the genet...