Click Here to Read: Jerome Bruner (1915 – ) Constructivism & Discovery Learning on the Learning Theories website.
Click Here to Read: How to Master the Art of “Effective Surprise” and the 6 Essential Conditions for Creativity by Maria Popova “Passion, like discriminating taste, grows on its use. You more likely act yourself into feeling than feel yourself into action.”
Click Here to Read: [Mangrove] American Psychological Association for Psychoanalysis Honeywell years psychodynamic psychotherapy training program American Institute for Psychoanalysis Ghuangzou campus on 2015-09-25. This article is in Chinese. Here is the translation: The Mangrove Psychology Center was established in 2006 to provide professional treatment and training. For the last decade, it has developed into the premier Continue reading American Institute for Psychoanalysis Ghuangzou campus
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Click Here to Read: History Heroes: Marc Bloch: The scholar created a whole new way of looking at history, but found time to fight in two World Wars–latterly, aged 60, as a leader of the French Resistance By Mike Dash on the Smithsonian Website on November 10, 2011.
Click Here to Read: Homage to Marc Bloch: Our “Narbonne” of the Resistance By Georges Altman on the Marxists.org website.
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Teaching in China One psychoanalysts account
Arlene Kramer Richards
Having devoted most of my energy and passion to the practice of clinical psychoanalysis and psychodynamic psychotherapy, and to teaching and writing about it, I was amazed to find that my past decade has been devoted to psychoanalytic administration. This began when a Chinese psychiatrist contacted me by e-mail to invite me to teach in China. She explained that there was an enormous problem with the suicide of young women. This was a social as well as a personal problem because there were too few young women as a result of the abortions of female fetuses that resulted from the one child policy imposed on a society that relied on sons to support aging parents. The Continue reading Teaching in China: One psychoanalyst’s account
