Latin American Shakespeares

'This very exceptional book should be essential reading for all professionals who are working with terminally ill people; it contains a rare and compassionate insight into cancer.' - Community Care'This is research of a quality that makes us think about being human, about life and death, as well as about provision for people who are terminally ill and for the bereaved.' - Nursing Times'Many professional and lay readers will be interested in this vivid account of the experience of dying from cancer today and its challenging consumer based views on how to improve services.' - British Medical Journal'The accounts of conversations with dying people and their families powerfully convey their experiences of facing death and bereavement...I would like to make these accounts, particularly those about doctors and hospitals, compulsory reading for medical students, and perhaps more importantly, for more experienced doctors whose compassion for and empathy with patients has become jaded.' - Ageing and Society'As reading for those involved with the dying it is invaluable, giving insights, through the work with patients and their carers, into the experience of dying.' - Social Sciences in Health'This is a book that will be widely read for many years to come and will be admired not least for the way that it intertwines the narrative of the lives of 14 people as they approach their deaths with the sociological and psychological scholarship that has proliferated since the mid-1970s, following the innovative work of Elisabeth Kubler-Ross in the US and Colin Murray-Parkes in the UK.' - Aids Care'Offers an extraordinary overview of death...a useful text for student doctors who would benefit from knowing what information patients with cancer require and how the information given by doctors is perceived...easy to read and free from jargon ... student health professionals with a limited experience of death may find the personal accounts useful to help identify the emotive issues patients and carers frequently wish to discuss given the opportunity.' - Journal of Nursing Management

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"A useful and interesting collection." -- Arthuriana"Fester...has done an excellent job of selecting articles to be included in the volume, balancing studies on medieval texts with those of nineteenth- and twentieth- century works, and including articles that focus on French, German, English, and Italian literature...the volume will no doubt be a useful addition to the library of many Arthurian scholars." -- Studies in the Age of Chaucer"Welcome addition to the rapidiliy expanding shelves os Arthurian criticism." -- Speculum

A Casebook

Arthurian Women

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"Drawing perspective from career-long study of worker and peasant activism in the Americas, Nash argues that the Zapatista rebellion has energized new and hopeful efforts combining grass-roots and global activism for justice, rights, and viable livelihoods into pluricultural initiatives attentive to ethnic, class, and gender equity.  Mayan Visions is the most useful study to date on this confluence of indigenous, grass roots, and national and global civil society activism in Chiapas." -- George A. Collier, Professor of Cultural and Social Anthropology, Stanford University ** wants to see revisions."June Nash, one of the living icons of the practice of modern anthropology as both a humanistic and socially committed discipline, offers us in this wonderful new book her own retrospective vision of almost half a century in the intellectual and political history of Maya studies in Chiapas. This book documents, with compassion and formidable scholarship, the moving tale of how the Maya people of Chiapas are currently, through their own agency, charting a set of plans for cultural autonomy as Maya civilization moves into its fourth millennium." -- Gary H. Gossen, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Anthropology and Latin American Studies,University of Albany, SUNY"An extraordinary book by one of our great anthropologists. June Nash shows us how the Zapatista Movement is one expression of wide ranging social movements in which marginalized people struggle to find their place in the newly emerging global order. Theirs is not a call for a return to the past but an engagement with the possibility of a different future." -- Saskia Sassen, author of Globalization and Its Discontents"Mayan Visions is a marvelous juxtaposition of global political dynamics and local ethnography. There are lessons here for readers in every country of the world. This book is a powerful illustration of how global policy makers can learn much from a clear, subtle account by a very wise anthropologist." -- Terry Nichols Clark, Professor of Sociology, The University of Chicago"[B]rilliant and engaging...This is a major rethinking of the role of anthropology in the study of globalization and the role of indigenous people as international protaganists." -- Kay Warren, Harvard University

The Quest for Autonomy in an Age of Globalization

Mayan Visions

The Disunited States of America

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"State-of-the-art research from a viewpoint not yet seen in the literature....Provides much needed empirical data, from the perspectives of linguists, speech-language pathologists, anthropologists, psychologists, and educators, addressing various issues surrounding literacy in African American communities across the human life span."&#8212;Sharon  E. MossAmerican Speech-Language-Hearing Association"An urgent and important topic....The experts assembled are a good mixture of practitioners and researchers in literacy and related disciplines."&#8212;Violet J. HarrisUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Literacy in African American Communities

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angepasst werden kann.Zentraler Bestandteil dieses Therapieprogramms ist
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oder aber mit anderen Therapieverfahren kombiniert werden. Dieses Manual
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Integrative Verhaltenstherapie bei Alkoholabhängigkeit

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"Allan Schore reveals himself as a polymath, the depth and breadth of whose reading, bringing together neurobiology, developmental neurochemistry, behavioral neurology, evolutionary biology, developmental psychology, developmental psychoanalysis and infant psychiatry, is staggering. This is a superb work, an excellent source book for psychiatrists wishing to locate their work within the much broader study of the mind. It might also form the basis of what could be an enormously creative dialogue between neurobiology and psychoanalysis."&#8212;British Journal of Psychiatry"Allan Schore['s]...work is leading to an integrated evidence-based dynamic theory of human development that will engender a rapprochment between psychiatry and neural sciences."&#8212;American Journal of Psychiatry"Schore's...model explicates in exemplary detail the precise mechanisms by which the infant brain might internalize and structuralize the affect-regulating functions of the mother, in circumscribed neural tissues, at specifiable points in its epigenetic history....I unreservedly recommend this uniquely informative book to psychoanalytic readers."&#8212;Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association"In this extensively researched (over 2,300 references) and cogently argued text, Allen N. Schore provides a major contribution to the study of the relationship between the neurological processes and structures of the brain and the socioaffective and object representational phenomena that we generally associate with the mind. Schore's approach is an outstanding example of the genre of studies seeking to demonstrate neurological isomorphisms for the kind of mental or psychic states that have been postulated by psychoanalytic theory."&#8212;Psychoanalytic Quarterly"For those who read this book, the study of human development will be entirely transformed....Not only is this book destined to be an authoritative reference for those who work with infants and children, but it also promises to radically restructure many of our current paradigms of infant/child development and care....it is perhaps the first comprehensive source to emotional development. Its scholarship is indeed impressive. Its integration and conclusions are insightful."&#8212;Contemporary Education"Allan Schore's Affect Regulation and the Origin of the Self is a brilliant, if not awesome, synthesis with supporting data from a spectrum of many disparate sources, including anatomic, developmental, neurochemical, and psychodynamic. He has developed a coherent and integrated neuropsychological model of the location, development, and mechanism of the self."&#8212;International Society for the Study of Subtle Energies and Energy Medicine"...this is a superb integrative work, an excellent source book and required reading for any psychiatrists wishing to locate their work within the much broader study of mind."&#8212;The British Journal of Psychiatry"In this remarkable and unique integrative contribution on socioaffective ontogeny, Dr. Schore has assembled an incredible array of data that spans virtually the length and breadth of modern science, including neurobiology, developmental neurochemistry, behavioral neurology, evolutionary biology, sociobiology, developmental psychology, developmental psychoanalysis, and infant psychiatry. His aim in this work is to construct an interdisciplinary model for the attainment of optimum integration from all these disciplines so that we see a more transcendent picture of the emerging human infant as a neurobiological-social-emotional self. I believe that he has achieved his aim and, in so doing, he has lifted our neurobiological 'hardware' into a unique costarring role with our mental (cognitive/affective) software and has highlighted how our neurons become key players in the formation of our personalities. We can almost now see brain and mind in a paradoxically discontinuously continuous M&#246;bius strip connection....a pioneering work that holds considerable promise for everyone in the behavioral sciences. It fundamentally alters our traditional, fundamentalistic, cyclopean psychodynamic way of viewing infants and patients and dramatically informs a newer and much needed interdisciplinary perspective."&#8212;James S. Grotstein, M.D.University of California at Los Angeles Medical School, From the Foreword"Unlike most scientists, Dr. Schore takes his inspiration from the interfaces between disciplines. In this book, he makes a heroic effort to link the worlds of the cell, the brain, behavior, and inferred emotional states through their common participation in regulatory processes at work within the early relationship of the child and its parents. He offers both original ideas and an exceptionally broad survey of recent research in all these areas."&#8212;Myron A. HoferCollege of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia University"...a remarkable feat of scholarship and a very important contribution to the neurobiology of emotional development. I like your pattern of reviewing and discussing the psychological and social side of development, followed usually by a chapter that looks at the neurobiology. This truly offers the integration that you were seeking, and I congratulate you for what you have done."&#8212;Richard S. LazarusUniversity of California, Berkeley"a superb book....I am sure to refer to it repeatedly and will continue to rely on the references."&#8212;Karl H. PribramRadnor University"Psychoanalytic theory and brain maturation: the most detailed discussion of the early years and the emotional consequences of brain development is Allan Schore, Affect Regulation and the Origin of Self."

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