Tabl Cynhwysion “...Ludwig Andreas von Feuerbach; 8. Charles Darwin; 9. Søren Kierkegaard; 10. Karl Marx; 11. ...”
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Tabl Cynhwysion “...: a geophysiological reading of Charles Darwin's last book /...”

Tabl Cynhwysion “...Chapter 1: Introducing the book, Giuliano Reis (University of Ottawa) and Jeff Scott (Nipissing University) -- ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION AND TEACHER EDUCATION -- Chapter 2: Understanding ecojustice education as a praxis of environmental reconciliation: Teacher education, indigenous knowledges, and relationality, Jesse Butler, Nicholas Ng-A-Fook, Rita Forte, Ferne McFadden and Giuliano Reis (University of Ottawa) -- Chapter 3: Reimagining environmental education as artistic practice, Hillary Inwood (OISE, University of Toronto) and Elizabeth Ashworth (Nipissing University) -- Chapter 4: Integration, inquiry, and interpretation: A learning garden alternative placement and eco-mentorship program for pre-service teachers, Kelly Young (Trent University) and Darren Stanley (University of Windsor) -- Chapter 5: Embedding environmental sustainability in a predominantly online teacher education program: ways to contextualise learning, Deborah Prescott (Charles Darwin University) -- ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION OUTSIDE WALLS -- Chapter 6: Educating for student agency: Perspectives from young eco-civic leaders in Canada, Lisa Glithero (University Of Ottawa) -- Chapter 7: Environmental education as/for environmental consciousness raising: Insights from an Ontario outdoor education centre, Joanne Nazir (Redeemer University College) and Erminia Pedretti (OISE, University of Toronto) -- Chapter 8: Indonesian adventures: Developing an ecology of place on Sulawesi Utara, Vajiramalie Perera (Simon Fraser University), Wiske Rotinsulu (Universitas Sam Ratulangi), John Tasirin (Universitas Sam Ratulangi) and David Zandvliet (Simon Fraser University) -- ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION IN THE CONTEXT OF SCHOOLS -- Chapter 9: Crisis and recovery in environmental education: The case of Greece, Constantinos Yanniris (McGill University) and Myrto Kalliopi Garis (Université de Montréal) -- Chapter 10: Storied environmental curriculum: A case-based perspective on environmental education, Alandeom W. ...”
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Tabl Cynhwysion “...Photographs as scientific and social objects in the correspondence of Charles Darwin / Geoff Belknap and Sophie Defrance -- Part four. .Shaped in history -- 9. ...”
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Tabl Cynhwysion “...FitzPatrick -- John Stuart Mill, 1806-73 / David E. Cooper -- Charles Darwin, 1809-82 / Louis M. Smith -- John Ruskin, 1819-1900 / Anthony O'Hear -- Herbert Spencer, 1820-1903 / G.R. ...”

Tabl Cynhwysion “...Raulin-Cerceau -- A history of origin of life ideas from Darwin to NASA / J.E. Strick....”

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Tabl Cynhwysion “...Paradise, Clyde G. Smith, Charles D. Bluestone -- Tympanometric gradient measured from normal preschool children / Katherine A. ...”
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Tabl Cynhwysion “...Machine generated contents note: List of Sidebars and Timelines -- Prologue -- Chapter 1: The Study of Us -- Overview -- Cultural Anthropology and General Anthropology -- The Species Known as "Us" -- The Four Fields -- Cultural Anthropology -- Ethnography and Participant Observation -- Ethnology -- Ethnohistory -- Enculturation and Cultural Relativism -- Physical Anthropology -- Studying Human Origins and Evolution -- What New Fossils Say -- What Genes Can Tell Us -- Anthropological Archaeology -- Linguistic Anthropology -- Holism and the Four Fields -- Culture and change -- Anthropology and Related Disciplines -- Summary -- Chapter 2: Sociocultural Universals -- Overview -- Eleven Universals -- Sociality -- Concepts of Human Relatedness -- The Capacity for Culture -- Cumulative Culture -- The Capacity for Language -- Animal Communication -- Attributes of Language -- Transmission of Culture: Enculturation and Diffusion -- Religion and Art -- Rules Governing Behavior -- The Notion of Taboo -- The Incest Taboo -- Ethnocentrism -- Sex and Gender -- Age Categories -- Economy and Exchange -- Reciprocity -- Thinking about and Classifying the Environment -- Basic Color Terms -- Names for Flora and Fauna -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Cultural Variation -- Overview -- Variation in Key Cultural Institutions -- Naming Practices -- Kinds of Names -- Name Sharing -- The Life Cycle -- Birth Rites -- Rites of Initiation -- Sodalities and Hazing -- Diverse Taboos -- Food Taboos -- Contact and Verbal Taboos -- Enculturation in Different Societies -- Manifestations of Ethnocentrism -- Race and Racism -- Variation on Gender -- Religious Beliefs and Organizations -- Animism and Totemism -- Individualistic Religious Behavior -- Communal Religious Behavior -- Shamanic Religious Behavior -- Ecclesiastical Religious Behavior -- Cosmologies and Explanations of the Unknown -- Economic Variation -- Redistribution -- Taxation -- Diversity of Emic Classifications -- Summary -- Chapter 4: Where Anthropology Comes From -- Overview -- The Eighteenth Century -- The Enlightenment in Europe and North America -- The Nineteenth Century -- Charles Darwin (1809-1882) -- Lewis Henry Morgan (1818-1881) -- Karl Marx (1818-1883) -- Museums -- The Early Twentieth Century -- Franz Boas (1858-1942) and the Boasian Research Program -- Challenging Unilinear Cultural Evolution -- Cultural Relativism -- Culture Areas -- Salvage Ethnography -- Patterns and Configurations of Culture -- Women's Dress Fashions -- Forgotten Geniuses -- Culture and Personality -- The Problem of Reductionism -- Community Studies -- Social Anthropology in Europe -- An Exception to Economic Man -- The Organization of Primitive Society -- Structural-Functionalism -- Summary -- Chapter 5: Contemporary Theory and Method -- Overview -- Modernity -- Cultural Evolution in a New Guise -- Social and Cultural Anthropology -- Social Structure and Totemism -- Ecological and Materialist Theories -- Postmodernity -- Late 20th -Century Debates -- Culture as Text -- Anthropological Sciences vs. ...”