1998

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From A Consumer Myth From: Myths We Live By View University of Ottawa Press	The consumer myth is not about materialism,- it is about spiritual reality. It represents the most sustained attempt in the history of humanity to accord total spiritual significance to material …	Colin Grant	16	1998	$2.08 Add
From A Religion Myth From: Myths We Live By View University of Ottawa Press	What we have seen is that not only do we live by myth, but these mythic commitments become most evident when they take on religious proportions. Every living myth we have considered ends up …	Colin Grant	13	1998	$1.69 Add
From A Science Myth From: Myths We Live By View University of Ottawa Press	Science itself may now be somewhat facing this problematic fate because of the ecologically destructive side effects of technological processes.	Colin Grant	28	1998	$3.64 Add
A Sense of Themselves Elizabeth Murray's Leadership in School and Community Fernwood Publishing	This vivid portrayal of the late Elizabeth (Betty) Murray recreates the life and times of one of Nova Scotia’s finest educators and community leaders, a does at the grassroots. It examines …	Carol E. Harris	192	1998	View
From A Sex Myth From: Myths We Live By View University of Ottawa Press	When the topic of sex is raised in terms of the question of basic visions that are at stake in myth, a specific dimension of the sexual revolution appears even more prominent than issues of …	Colin Grant	17	1998	$2.21 Add
From A Society Myth From: Myths We Live By View University of Ottawa Press	The basic comprehensive reality we refer to in our discussions, the horizon of meaning that we take for granted, as our ancestors took the reality of God for granted, is society.	Colin Grant	15	1998	$1.95 Add
From A Sports Myth From: Myths We Live By View University of Ottawa Press	Insofar as sport operates with these mythic perspectives, providing a way of orienting ourselves in time and even offering hints of eternity, it clearly functions with mythic overtones of …	Colin Grant	20	1998	$2.60 Add
From A Values Myth From: Myths We Live By View University of Ottawa Press	Talk of values may be a way of fooling ourselves into thinking we are dealing with something substantial when there is really no substance at all except whatever we choose to inject.	Colin Grant	13	1998	$1.69 Add
From A Worthwhile Thing to Be Doing From: A Sense of Themselves View Fernwood Publishing		Carol E. Harris	28	1998	$2.80 Add
From Adult Education A Movement at the Grass Roots From: A Sense of Themselves View Fernwood Publishing		Carol E. Harris	23	1998	$2.30 Add
From An Ecology Myth From: Myths We Live By View University of Ottawa Press	In posing issues of life and death in a particularly dramatic way, the ecology crisis may be posing the issue of our fundamental mythic allegiance today more forcefully than does any other area.	Colin Grant	17	1998	$2.21 Add
From An Invitation to Attend From: A Sense of Themselves View Fernwood Publishing		Carol E. Harris	18	1998	$1.80 Add
From Before the Trial From: The Origins of Simultaneous Interpretation View University of Ottawa Press	This chapter explores the path leading to the invention of simultaneous interpretation, the decision to use it and its installation in the courtroom. It provides a brief historical description of …	Francesca Gaiba	33	1998	$4.29 Add
From Building Our Community Connections From: Circle Works View Fernwood Publishing		Fyre Jean Graveline	6	1998	$0.60 Add
Circle Works Transforming Eurocentric Consciousness Fernwood Publishing	This book is intended to contribute to both the theoretical debate and classroom practice in the field of education. It explores the legitimacy of Aboriginal, holistic paradigms within some of …	Fyre Jean Graveline	304	1998	View
From Conclusion From: The Origins of Simultaneous Interpretation View University of Ottawa Press	Conclusion	Francesca Gaiba	3	1998	$0.39 Add