Psychological disorder is the business of a large number of professions. The study and treatment cannot be contained within traditional medical concepts, and the writers of this book correctly state that 'Those whose daily preoccupation is with the lives of others? clergymen, teachers, social workers and doctors?continually have to meet and deal with many forms of

Contending that technologr, especially when it networks writers to other writers, is more than a mere scribal tool, this book presents 14 essays designed to ignite interest in technology as one of the material condit .ins of workplace writing contexts. After an introduction ( "Issues' Written Literacy and Electronic Literacy in Workplace Settini--" by Jennie Dautermann and Patricia Sullivan), e...

This article attempts to investigate how Chinese women writers themselves understand binary genders. Being named as the Aother,@ feminists in the west can speak from a politically Adifferent@ position against centered patriarchal ideology. By contrast, Chinese women in the 1980s find their female gender completely inscribed within the state feminism, which emphasizes Aasexuality@ rather than Ad...

This teaching reflection examines how “reading together” was fostered in synchronous and asynchronous online environments two undergraduate creative writing courses through participation a virtual book club. In the first course, prior to pandemic, students had option of meeting person or via Zoom while we read Daisy Johnson’s Oedipus Rex retelling, Everything Under, for second during written ch...

Writers of practical books on biochemistry for medical students are faced wvith a difficult lroblem. Theoretical discussion of the organic and physical chemistry of the compounds and reactions studied must be curtailed, in order that the book may be of reasonable size and the practical instructions readily accessible at the laboratory bench. On the other hand, the theoretical treatment must not...

The current study qualitatively examined blurbs in the discipline of physics which is perceived to be less infused with evaluative resources and more objective and impersonal in its textual argumentation. The study followed the appraisal framework proposed by Martin and White (2005) to see how interpersonal meaning is textually constructed in blurbs. Findings indicated that writers of the blurb...

in this paper, the writers have collected max weber's views on the worldly approach of islam from his book sociology of religion and presented as a coherent discussion. the writers have then discussed the arguments weber has put forward to prove his point and criticized weber's theory and his personality as a critic. as far as his theory is concerned, the writers have tried to provide answers t...

humanizing language learning materials helps language teachers to design activities that are linked to learn- ers’ lives and experiences. this can result in higher motivation and engagement in the process of foreign language learning. self-determination theory-based instruction enhances learners’ engagement and motiva- tion through supporting the basic psychological needs for autonomy, competen...

The word “E” transformed everything is this world, as well as the whole globe itself. To a great extend this helps for eco friendly green world. In educational field, electronic medium has played a major role. It influenced and changed almost every component of it to electronic medium like e-book, online courses, etc. Throughout the world, leading universities are offering online courses volunt...