In a moment of bravery, I invited eight unacquainted teenagers to the Michigan State University Museum and allowed actually encouraged them to tell me what they liked and didnt like about our museum and museums in general. And they did! Teams were then turned loose in the halls with clipboards, a tape recorder and the goal of developing their own version of an orientation to each floor. They we...

The central idea of the whole paper is the conviction that the ethical approaches of the therapist are the basis component of the whole psychotherapeutic process; these approaches intertwine with psychological, pedagogical, social aspects or aspects of organization and economy. Ethics is not only a matter of applying some previously given norms and principles, but it often calls for personal br...

The imagination, bravery, and audacity that many nurses have shown throughout the history of our profession lead to recognition nursing as a discipline, profession, science. For maintaining it, Sigma Theta Tau International Honor Society Nursing —Sigma— (1) other associated organizations promote science-guided exercise practice through creation transfer knowledge, emphasizing three elements nur...

The existence of people who are neither ‘all male’ nor ‘all female’ has long been recognized in many societies and, with the advent of scientific medicine in European societies in the 19th century, effort has been directed at determining the ‘true sex’ of such individuals [5]. Taxonomy was a new and exciting intellectual activity, and cases of ‘doubtful sex’ were a challenge to science and medi...

How did ancient Greeks experience their relationship with wild Nature? What feelings a walk in the forest or night spent woods evoke them? Over centuries, literature has built bridges between them and us can bring little closer to grasping hint of mentality. Our analysis passages similes that mention natural world Iliad could shed some light on how they perceived environment. Mountains forests ...