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A pattern language for adapting urban residential communities to life cycle changesFitzgerald, Nelda Ann Lightsey 05 1900 (has links)
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Nature as transcendent, influences on architectureReed, Robert Walt 05 1900 (has links)
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A residential satisfaction decision support system for affordable housingParis, Deidre Eileen 05 1900 (has links)
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Privacy in mobile homes : toward a man-environment fitSanford, Jon A. 05 1900 (has links)
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Early environmental adult education: an oral history of citizen researchers' learning in the Appalachian land ownership study, 1979-1881Unknown Date (has links)
The Appalachian Land Ownership Study was a participatory action research
project in one of our nation’s poorest regions suffering from absenteeism, poverty,
powerlessness, and improper taxation. In discovering who owned the region’s land, the
participants sought to organize against the social, economic and environmental injustices imposed on the Appalachian land and people. Most sociological and historical accounts of the Land Study focus on the process of participatory action research and the work of the project’s Task Force. However, over 50 citizen researchers also participated in the study. These citizen researchers encountered rich learning experiences as they struggled against scientific, corporate, and governmental power. The purpose of this oral history study was to discover the learning and experiences of citizen researchers involved with the Appalachian Land Ownership Study of 1979-1981. Significant themes emerged which contribute to understanding the complex personal, cultural, and social framework for environmental adult education. First, the Appalachian backdrop was a critical context for informal and experiential learning from the land and its people. Second, the Appalachian Ownership Task Force leaders were critical environmental adult educators who facilitated the learning of citizen researchers through dialogue. Third, agency was fostered as citizen researchers were moved to act in defense of a threatened lifeworld, and thus also became critical environmental adult educators. / Includes bibliography. / Dissertation (Ph.D.)--Florida Atlantic University, 2013.
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