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Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Pegem Akademi Yayıncılık - Akademik Kitaplar
This was fun to read. A fictional version of the Lewis & Clark expedition.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Fazilet Çocuk Yayınevi
Even though Mary Ann didn't like it, I want to look at it! I liked it -- partly because I compared it to "The Help," having just seen the movie. Challenging similarities.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Bamm Yayınevi
Here's what I wrote in my livejournal after finishing this book: "I finished the latest Harry Potter book on Saturday. I don't even really know if I like the things or not, but they are literary crack cocaine: I simply MUST KNOW what's going to happen. I don't think the prose is anything special, and I really don't give a rat's ass about most of the characters (I find myself constantly screaming at them), but I'll be damned if I can resist the fuckin' plot. I don't care either way about the outcome, I just need to know what it is."
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Füruzan
I read this book back in 2002 but I wasn't in the heart or head space to fully grasp the messages. I swear it was as if I never read it because I didn't recall any of the book on the second time around which made for a wonderfully new experience. I think I was truly ready for the book this time around and I plan on making it a required read for my fellow companions in this journey in life.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Timaş Çocuk
this is probably my favorite book from Gregory. so far. i've now read this twice.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Ayrıntı Yayınları
Great mix of stories and eras, though most are older...I had to put this down for a bit because a few of the stories were downright depressing. Ends on a good note, though. A well-chosen anthology especially for someone (like myself) who is not a big sci-fi reader. A more well-read fan may have seen some of these stories already.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Giza Yayınları
I applaud Rosenberg's intention to bring peace and reconciliation through better communication. Rosenberg offers many potentially helpful insights in this book. His call for a therapist to bring him/herself into psychotherapy was refreshing. It could create less of a power differential and perhaps be more healing in its inclusivity and open acknowledgement of all individuals in the room. He also shows how we can get stuck in patterns that defeat the outcomes we're hoping for, and suggests, via Marianne Williamson in the last chapter, that we're most afraid of our own power, not inadequacy. My chief problem with the book concerns its focus on self-interest, because it seems to instrumentalize compassion for others and other people. Rosenberg's central premise seems to be that communication's primary purpose is to express needs. In any conversation, we are to listen for others' feelings and needs and be prepared to express our own. Being in touch with our feelings and needs will help us be authentic. Our conversational choices include two other responses, according to him, blaming others and blaming ourselves, but these create resistance and further trouble. Instead, no matter what one needs, the solution is the same. His approach resembles the listening, reflecting/paraphrasing, assumption-checking and stating requests or appreciation skills taught elsewhere in psychology. However, it seems we are encouraged to listen to others, because doing so will help them listen to us. This seems to turn compassion into a way to get what we want, and that troubles me. The danger of seeing all communication in terms of meeting needs is that it may extend into viewing other people as means to having our needs met. In Kantian terms, turning others into a means to an end means not treating them with equality or dignity. It risks encouraging us to treat others as instrumental to our happiness. We do need each other. We need to be known and to know one another. We need to be loved and to love, according to Erich Fromm in The Art of Loving. We need to because of what we are--human--social creatures. Yet this self-interested approach requires that others be treated as ends, and not as means to an end. This may also be what Rosenberg meant, that for him one person's needs do not dominate another's, but it is not clear that this is so. He leaves unexplored the line between doing something that's good for us because it is good for us and doing it because it serves us. Since Rosenberg suggests essentially the same strategy in every situation, this thin volume seemed repetitive. His illustrations are taken from many real life examples in prisons, schools, warring parties, families and businesses, and are interesting anecdotes, but the strategy is not more persuasive for the redundancy of explanation or exampes. The included worksheets are much more effective in showing the challenges of using his approach, or differentiating between when we are showing empathy and when we're not, for instance. I think his book would be strengthed by being coupled with No Future Without Forgiveness, where the combination could provide insights on what restorative justice may look like one-on-one in one's own life, or with The Art of Loving, where it may help us to do some of what loving means. Whatever its shortcoming, however, Nonviolent Communication encourages me to be more intentional in my relating, and provides some practical advice on how I could do that. Both are welcome with me. In all, trying what he suggests would be its best proof.
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Manuel Raymond
Read this over the course of a shift at Crown Books one day in high school. Don't remember a whole lot other than that a lot of it was centered in the same area of Illinois that I was living in at the time and that the narrator was sympathetic and admirable in many ways.
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one of my top ten books ever - traces the sacred Jewish book through centuries of turmoil
Tarafından yazılmış kitap Tarafından: Destek Medya Yayınları
If you'd like to learn the information contained in this book, prepare yourself to read a major book about CSS before reading. Very confusing, having not read a CSS book before this one. However, I'm just now getting the chance to read one.
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