Romanze

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The Healing Power of Horses: On Riding, Writing & Grieving

The Healing Power of Horses: On Riding, Writing & Grieving is a collection of essays that bring together the three stated themes-grieving, writing and horseback riding-as a means of healing that I discovered following the death of my husband. Each essay centers on one of these themes contributing to the telling of an entire stor

Community Language Learning: A Pilot Study

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Where the West Begins

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Effect of feeding bacillus subtilus spores on sow and baby pig performance and bacterial populations

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Diálogos ciudadanos por la educación : recursos y aprendizajes

Esta guía, que nace como fruto de la experiencia adquirida en los Diálogos Ciudadanos por la Educación y busca brindar herramientas para el diseño, implementación y evaluación de procesos de diálogo sobre educación en diversos contextos y lugares. Se espera que el aprendizaje sea útil a todas las organizaciones que se ocupan de la participación ciudadana en materia educativa

Descartes, corpuscles and reductionism : mechanism and systems in Descartes' physiology

I argue that Descartes explains physiology in terms of whole systems, and not in terms of the size, shape and motion of tiny corpuscles (corpuscular mechanics). It is a standard, entrenched view that Descartes’s proper means of explanation in the natural world is through strict reduction to corpuscular mechanics. This view is bolstered by a handful of corpuscular-mechanical explanations in Descartes’s physics, which have been taken to be representative of his treatment of all natural phenomena. However, Descartes’s explanations of the ‘principal parts’ of physiology do not follow the corpuscular–mechanical pattern. Des Chene (2001) has identified systems in Descartes’s account of physiology, but takes them ultimately to reduce down to the corpuscle level. I argue that they do not. Rather, Descartes maintains entire systems, with components selected from multiple levels of organisation, in order to construct more complete explanations than corpuscular mechanics alone would allow