491 |
Semiotics and design : for an intertextualized dialogical praxisCauduro, Flavio Vinicius January 1990 (has links)
No description available.
|
492 |
Incantation texts in Jewish Aramaic from Late Antiquity : a corpus of magic bowlsLevene, Dan January 2000 (has links)
No description available.
|
493 |
An investigation of the effect of different methods of patient management on the outcome of lithium therapyNicol, Marie H. January 1999 (has links)
No description available.
|
494 |
Special educational needs : identification and assessment in the early yearsJones, Caroline A. January 2000 (has links)
No description available.
|
495 |
The development of a model to evaluate the effectiveness of applied sport psychology practiceAnderson, Ailsa Gillian January 1999 (has links)
No description available.
|
496 |
Controlling the design of private sector residential development : context, practice and innovationCarmona, Matthew P. January 1998 (has links)
No description available.
|
497 |
An evaluation of primary care follow-up of breast cancerGrunfeld, Eva January 1997 (has links)
No description available.
|
498 |
Aesthetics in the Classroom for Social Justice: How Do the Theories of John Dewey, Maxine Greene, and Jane Piirto Inform Us?Comeaux, Valerie Meiners 05 September 2013 (has links)
This study asks 1) What is the relationship between art, creativity, and social justice?
2) How do the theories of John Dewey, Maxine Greene, and Jane Piirto inform our understanding of this relationship? 3) What is the role of the arts in contemporary curriculum? To answer these questions, the study chronicled the various roles of art in Western society, from Classical Greece through the present day, before exploring the aesthetic theories of Dewey, Greene, and Piirto. The findings suggest that the absence of an arts-integrated curriculum in most American public schools does not imply the absence of art programs in society. To the contrary, communities provide numerous opportunities for citizens to participate in the making of art. The existence and number of these non-school experiences demonstrate that the community does place importance on the artsa direct contrast from the dominant philosophies of aesthetics and education. These communal acts of making artacts of making democracy, at timesare frequently self-generating. That is, no formal sanctioning of art by the school as an institution is necessary for democratic acts of art to occur. While the philosophies of Dewey and Greene require one to possess conscious intent and engage in reflection to make meaningful, socially just art, these findings imply that art may also be enacted bodily, without the presence of mental reasoning. The author offers the term intuitive presence to describe this participation in community for the purpose of artistic creation and human understanding, to complement Greenes theory of wide-awakeness. The study compels researchers to revisit our current interpretation of an aesthetic experience, to assess what art should be included in curriculum, and to broaden our explanation of how art for social justice is created.
|
499 |
A translation, with critical introduction, of Shaykh ðAlawÃÂ¥i al-RisÃÂ¥alah al-Qawl al-Ma `rÃÂ¥uf fÃÂ¥i al-Radd `alÃÂ¥a man Ankara al-Tasawwuf: A kind word in response to those who reject Sufism.Hendricks, Mogamat Mahgadien January 2005 (has links)
<p>The objective of this thesis was the translation of an original defence of Sufi practice titled " / A Kind word in response to those who reject sufism" / by Shaykh Aò / hmad ibn Muò / sò / tafá / ° / Alawå / i. This book was written in defence of Sufis and Sufism. This research provide some notes on the life, spiritual heritage and writings of the Shaykh ° / Alawå / i in conjunction with a critical introduction to complement the translated text. The Shaykh's methodology applied in his ijtihå / ad to validate and defend the Sufis and their practices was also reviewed.</p>
|
500 |
The effectiveness of the English language programme in Saudi state female schools with particular reference to students of medicineEmara, Hala R. January 1994 (has links)
No description available.
|
Page generated in 0.5675 seconds