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Assessing Aesthetic Responsiveness Among Patients In A Free Clinic Setting, Jack E. Pitts
Assessing Aesthetic Responsiveness Among Patients In A Free Clinic Setting, Jack E. Pitts
Undergraduate Theses and Capstone Projects
Art therapy has been increasingly recognized as a complementary intervention in healthcare settings, with demonstrated benefits for stress reduction and overall biopsychosocial well-being (Liu 2022; Magsamen, 2014). However, limited research has explored aesthetic engagement within medically underserved and economically disadvantaged populations. This study uses the Aesthetic Responsiveness Assessment to examine the relationship between art and patients receiving care at the Central Virginia Free Clinic in Lynchburg. The survey consists of 14 Likert-scale questions assessing individuals’ cumulative aptitude across three domains: aesthetic appreciation, intense aesthetic experience, and creative behavior. There was an additional 15th qualitative question that assessed the desire for …
Temporalities Of Translation In Ursula K. Le Guin's The Dispossessed, Rumi Coller-Takahashi
Temporalities Of Translation In Ursula K. Le Guin's The Dispossessed, Rumi Coller-Takahashi
Living in Languages
Ursula K. Le Guin’s 1974 novel, The Dispossessed: An Ambiguous Utopia features two fictional worlds, Urras and Anarres, with distinct political structures and languages. Anarres is created by the revolutionaries who departed capitalistic Urras to create a new anarchist community, and its language was invented so as to have no word for “property” or “class.” However, the artificial distinction in the languages do not hold up the binary of possession and non-possession in these worlds, as the word “possession” permeates interpersonal relationships even on Anarres. To replace the binary approach of the revolution, the novel proposes an alternative mode of …
Translation As Divination: Translating Naomi Sím’S Emerald Orchid Love Letter, Will Buckingham
Translation As Divination: Translating Naomi Sím’S Emerald Orchid Love Letter, Will Buckingham
Living in Languages
Naomi Sím’s Taiwanese (Tâi-gí) language short story, "Emerald Orchid Love Letter" (Chhùi-Lân ê Chêng-Phoe 翠蘭ê情批) engages deeply with the questions of politics, language and religion in contemporary Taiwan. The plot of the story pivots around the central question of what language the gods speak. In the story, the narrator—caught between Taiwanese, Mandarin and English languages—finds a strange growth on her inside lip. The cure turns out to involve the sea goddess Má-chó͘, and a renewed commitment on the part of the narrator to the Taiwanese language. In this paper, I read the process of translating Sím’s story from Taiwanese to …
On Translating Jean Giono’S “Possession Des Richesses”, Christopher J. Monier
On Translating Jean Giono’S “Possession Des Richesses”, Christopher J. Monier
Living in Languages
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Feather And Freedom: A Fabled Land In The Mind, Yuan Tao
Feather And Freedom: A Fabled Land In The Mind, Yuan Tao
Living in Languages
Set in the deceptively tranquil Honest Town, “The Feather of Sister Zandan” is narrated from the perspective of Zaan, a younger brother, revealing his complicated feelings toward his sister. Written in a fable-like style infused with magical realism, the story explores the tension between restraint and longing, culminating in an abrupt and poignant ending that evokes the emotional sting of an O. Henry-style twist. The short story won the Gemini Prize for Short Fiction of China in 2021. According to the award citation, Lan Du’s writing demonstrates emotional depth, dazzling imagination, and striking narrative tension. Her storytelling defies conventional …
Therepairer_Vol25no3_March1920
Therepairer_Vol24no3_March1919
Amy Eagan Departs Lindenwood For Head Coaching Role With The New Mexico, Truman Griessel
Amy Eagan Departs Lindenwood For Head Coaching Role With The New Mexico, Truman Griessel
Lindenlink (2012- )
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Esl 103 - Intermediate English As A Second Language, Maria L. Plochocki
Esl 103 - Intermediate English As A Second Language, Maria L. Plochocki
Open Educational Resources
The enclosed is a sample syllabus for an intermediate ESL class, created with Open Educational Resources. It includes essential course information such as a schedule of meetings and assignments, as well as course and institutional policies and resources.
The Lost Art Of Play: Recovering Joy, Creativity, And Purpose In Sports, Darin Keizer
The Lost Art Of Play: Recovering Joy, Creativity, And Purpose In Sports, Darin Keizer
Staff Work
"The pursuit of excellence should not have to come at the cost of creativity, joy, or worship."
Posting about a Christian perspective on sports from In All Things, an online hub that offers insight into maintaining and faithful and orthodox Reformed Christian worldview while fearlessly engaging in every aspect of contemporary life – until all is made new.
‘Greening’ Comparative Literature: Human And More-Than-Human World In Zacharias Papantoniou The High Mountains And Roderick O’Grady’S Bigfoot Mountain, Nikoleta Zampaki
‘Greening’ Comparative Literature: Human And More-Than-Human World In Zacharias Papantoniou The High Mountains And Roderick O’Grady’S Bigfoot Mountain, Nikoleta Zampaki
Mabini Review
The aim of this article is to explore the symbiotic relationship between human and more-than-human world through a series of descriptions and representations found in the Modern Greek prose titled The High Mountains [Ta Psila Vouna in Modern Greek] of Zacharias Papantoniou, and the Bigfoot Mountain of Roderick O’ Grady, focusing particularly on how humans and nonhumans evolve, live together and communicate. Both authors describe the natural world extensively, focusing on the childish perception and emotions in nature through the beauty and ‘purity’ of mountain life that is full of indigenous practices, myths and legends of the past. Through the …
Sun-Tzuian Critique Of The Russian Strategy In Its War Against Ukraine, Eduard Vicuna
Sun-Tzuian Critique Of The Russian Strategy In Its War Against Ukraine, Eduard Vicuna
Mabini Review
This study examines the effectiveness of Russian military strategy in the Ukraine war through the lens of Sun-Tzu’s strategic philosophy. Grounded in Sun-Tzu’s principles of warfare, the study evaluates Russian strategy using five key elements: Leader Values, People’s Belief, Mitigation, Environment, and Information. Employing a qualitative methodology, the research analyzes military decisions and tactics based on these strategic dimensions. Findings indicate that while Russia initially relied on deception and overwhelming force, its failure to achieve a swift victory stemmed from flawed planning, underestimated Ukrainian resistance, and logistical challenges. The study highlights the critical role of intelligence, adaptability, and psychological warfare, …