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Particular Resonances: A Review Of Jonathan Wyatt’S Therapy, Stand-Up, And The Gesture Of Writing: Towards Creative-Relational Inquiry, David A. G. Clarke Phd
Particular Resonances: A Review Of Jonathan Wyatt’S Therapy, Stand-Up, And The Gesture Of Writing: Towards Creative-Relational Inquiry, David A. G. Clarke Phd
The Qualitative Report
I want to start with talking a little about resonances.
To resonate means to meet. To vibrate with something in some way. Jonathan’s book is full of resonances. It is crafted of them. Resonances between disciplines; therapy, stand-up, writing. Resonances between characters in these worlds. Resonances between knowing, ethics, and the real. Resonances between affective states of personing– which isn’t quite the same as being human. And resonances between the author and the reader; Jonathan’s stories touch us with their humour, their caring for the process of inquiry, and their openness. He confesses things that I’m sure we can …
“As Night Passed And Day Dawned, Alex Began To Understand The Truth…”, Aileen Miyuki Farrar
“As Night Passed And Day Dawned, Alex Began To Understand The Truth…”, Aileen Miyuki Farrar
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Title: “As night passed and day dawned, Alex began to understand the truth…”
What Are Your Favorite (Or Least Favorite) Book-To-Film Adaptations? What Makes A Book Different From A Film? What Makes A Good Book-To-Film Adaptation? Have You Ever Read A Film-To-Book Adaptation?, Aileen Miyuki Farrar
What Are Your Favorite (Or Least Favorite) Book-To-Film Adaptations? What Makes A Book Different From A Film? What Makes A Good Book-To-Film Adaptation? Have You Ever Read A Film-To-Book Adaptation?, Aileen Miyuki Farrar
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Topic: What are your favorite (or least favorite) book-to-film adaptations? What makes a book different from a film? What makes a good book-to-film adaptation? Have you ever read a film-to-book adaptation?
40 Broken Deep, Alonzo O. Williams
40 Broken Deep, Alonzo O. Williams
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.
The Gift Of A Stranger, Angel Mauricio Marquez
The Gift Of A Stranger, Angel Mauricio Marquez
be Still
As we are taught in our physics classes, energy is neither created nor destroyed it is simply transferred. Whether that energy manifests itself as power to fuel an engine or as knowledge to fuel a life of passion and intimacies, the energy influences one in the same. I simply seek one thing out of life, that those who come into contact with my energy find themselves transformed in the subtlest of ways so that they may, in turn, inspire another so that the cycle continues on and on.
Her Son, His Mom, Hytham Rashid
Her Son, His Mom, Hytham Rashid
be Still
This short narrative hopes to provide a perspective on why children and parents struggle to discuss their health, often masking their shame with modesty.
Fairy Tale, Divya Pandya
Fairy Tale, Divya Pandya
be Still
The imagination of a child- one of the most fantastic things.
A Child's Curiosity, Quynh-Nhu Tran
A Child's Curiosity, Quynh-Nhu Tran
be Still
A curious 5-year-old girl placed a stethoscope against her chest in St. James, Jamaica on the December 2018 medical outreach trip. Even though this was my second time returning to Jamaica, I remained amazed at the fearless children not cringing and even smiling during the physical exam. I recalled a brave 10-year-old girl seeing the medical and optometry teams by herself as her father volunteered on-site. Such positive attitudes were reflected among numerous community members through their great respect and continuous gratitude towards healthcare professionals. They touched my life as I touched theirs.
A Warm Ode To Children, Sean A. Friefeld
A Warm Ode To Children, Sean A. Friefeld
be Still
A poem encouraging children to embrace the world that they create every day and to live with a sense of wonder.
A Child’S Innocence In Healthcare, Alicia L. Kilian
A Child’S Innocence In Healthcare, Alicia L. Kilian
be Still
A child’s innocence can be deceiving. Their beauty, laughter, and carefree nature can easily blind anyone from seeing and understanding a childs true reality. On my first pediatrics rotation as a third year medical student, I met a little girl with Ebstein’s Anomaly, a rare and serious heart condition. A condition that can present with bluish discoloration to the lips and skin due to lack of oxygen. When this little girl first walked into the examination room, her smile lit up the room and her laughter instantly made me forget why she was even there. After getting lost in her …
My Future Patients, Peter S. Troccoli
Musings From The Dean, Elaine Wallace
Across The Fence, Alex Waziry
Across The Fence, Alex Waziry
be Still
ARTIST ALEX WAZIRY inspired by the movie, “The BOY IN THE STRIPED PAJAMAS”. Having Jewish roots, it deeply touched the Waziry family.
War And Climate Refugees In Lesvos, Greece, Zachary Burns
War And Climate Refugees In Lesvos, Greece, Zachary Burns
be Still
No abstract provided.
Advocating For The Use Of Poetry And Mixed Media Work In Analytic Processes, Jason D. Dehart
Advocating For The Use Of Poetry And Mixed Media Work In Analytic Processes, Jason D. Dehart
The Qualitative Report
As part of my analytical process of looking at data collected from a pilot study on the use of film in the classroom, I discovered that I had the space to engage in a creative analysis process. In this article, I propose that creative methods be employed when analyzing data. An arts-based approach to research (Barone & Eisner, 1997) led to two creative products for my research: Poetry, which has been used with research in the past (Cahnmann, 2003; McCullis, 2013) and mixed media. This article explores relevant literature about integrating poetry and other arts into analysis and serves to …
Poetry Across The Curriculum: New Methods Of Writing Intensive Pedagogy For U.S. Community College And Undergraduate Education: A Book Review, Rama Cousik
The Qualitative Report
This book review presents the basic premise of the book, which is use of poetry to teach undergraduate courses. The author of the review shares her own experiences with using poetry to teach college courses and highlights the beginning chapters. The editors of the book, Frank Jacobs, Shannon Kincaid and Amy. E. Traver, and other authors share their experiences from a workshop on the use of poetry in college. Empirical and anecdotal examples do well to underscore the need for more arts-based education and particularly poetry in teaching college courses.
Your Ghost, Brittany D. Chabot
Your Ghost, Brittany D. Chabot
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.
His Secret*, Sara M. Gorman
Fall, Kyle Boltson
#47, Maria Valladares
Safar, Qaas Shoukat
Yummy, Re'nyqua Farrington
Form, Breanna Jones
#59, Maria Valladares
Beauty In Brokenness, Maria Valladares
Beauty In Brokenness, Maria Valladares
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.
What We Hope For, Jenna Kopec
What We Hope For, Jenna Kopec
Digressions: Literary & Art Journal
No abstract provided.
Awaken, Re'nyqua Farrington
Poison, Kyle Boltson