I am working on a presentation for the New England Seminar conference, on relationship to the land and to each other. I chose to read Richard Lee's work as an anthropologist in the early 1960s of the !Kung San in Southern Africa. I recently found a 2018 article by him in which.
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The Encounter Group
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The Encounter Group
Fall 1968 Chapel Hill
Dad moved the family to Chapel Hill at the same time that I started there as a freshman. For three years he had been the North Carolina state director of vocational rehabilitation, and he had an opportunity in 1968 to.
The Two Hierarchies
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The Two Hierarchies
Laurie Lassiter
Hi People, this is a topic about which many, or all, of you have done extensive thinking. It's exploratory, meaning that I have mostly questions. It's a start, and I would appreciate any comments, including those that challenge my thinking.“The Two Hierarchies,” a broad exploratory paper,.
Lawson Jr and McLean
In the last chapter, I asked whether one’s emotional maturity or integration is lessened when an individual automatically fills a need in the family. I chose to begin with my maternal grandmother, Fannie McLean, who was born number 8 after number 7, a brother with Down.
Fannie McLean
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Hi All,
This is an early chapter in my memoir that is meant to be a case study of the child most focused on in the family who grows up in a weak position. I lead a weekly memoir writing group locally. But I am especially interested in any comments from those.
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