Practice and the Human Sciences

Practice and the Human SciencesArgues that the technical model of practice has limited applicability for the practices of care (teaching, nursing, social work, and psychotherapy). Teachers, nurses, psychotherapists, and other practitioners of care are under pressure to substitute specific, prescribed techniques in place of using their own judgment. Donald E. Polkinghorne assembles the case for the return to judgment based practice for the professions that engage in direct person to

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Includes time-tested alternative evaluation methods

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This helps to place sexual behavior in the United States in a larger context as well as reduces the tendency to view nonwesterners as the "other" or exotic

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this journey crescendos in a reluctant return home to the timeless wisdom of a peasant

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considers practical requirements in research and commercial settings and notes areas for further development

Sinclair lived through World War One and experienced firsthand how it affected Americans