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Sharon Burgmayer, 2000 (modified 2001) About the image Course Archive Stories From/About A Picture - From Forum Thoughts About Fairy Tales - From Forum Students' Fairy Tales and Analyses - From Forum Symposium on Fairy Tales - PHOTOS Why Retell Stories? - From Forum Thoughts on Tacit Understanding - From Forum Symposium on Tacit Understanding - PHOTOS Thoughts on Toni Morrison's Beloved - From Forum Thoughts on Bryn Mawr: Past, Present, Future - From Forum Symposium on Bryn Mawr - PHOTOS A Web View and Survey Miscellaneous thoughts I - From Forum

Welcome to the home page of a College Seminar course at Bryn Mawr College (fall semester, 2001-2002). Course Prospectus and Schedule Course Forum Area Course Archive A Hand-On, Interactive Approach to HTML The Story of a Course (after the fact): Story-Telling in (At Least) Three Dimensions: An Exploration of Teaching Reading, Writing, and Beyond Some relevant web resources: Yi-Fu Tuan A Life of Learning, by Yi-Fu Tuan Lost in Place, an article about Yi-Tu Fuan from the Chronicle of Higher Education Mary Catherine Bateson Crossing Cultures: A Talk with Mary Catherine Bateson Patricia Hampl A Week in the Word, by Patricia Hampl Fairy Tales by the Grimm Brothers, original texts in German and English translations, with illustrations and documentation, from Virginia Commmonwealth University Grimm Brothers' Home Page, by D.L. Ashliman, recently retired from the University of Pittsburgh Anne Sexton, from Modern American Poetry The Anne Sexton Bibliography Ann Sexton, includes pictures and a large collection of on-line poems, made available by the executors of Sexton's estate Ann Sexton, a biography by Diane Middlebrook (thanks to Carol Field) Poisoned Apples - more about Sexton and her life, in a theater context (thanks to Carol Field) Creative and Irrational Forces: Eccentric Artists and Mad Scientists Famous People with Bipolar Disorders Bruno Bettelheim, from Encyclopedia.com Bruno Bettelheim, from britannica.com Review of two recent biographies of Bettelheim Another review of two recent biographies of Bettelheim Review of the book Madness on the Couch: Blaming the Victim in the Heyday of Psychoanalysis, appearing in the Skeptic's Dictionary A Psychology for a Changing World, a 1988/99 Chairperson of the "renamed, redefined, and reinvigorated Psychotherapy Section of the British Psychological Society", focusing on "a story-telling approach to psychology". Flatland, text on line. Math plots and plans: Edwin A. Abbott Social satire in Flatland Math Expands: Madeleine L'Engle ... about the author of Wrinkle in Time Time travel in Flatland?, "an animated tutorial in physics, light cones, and causality" ... see also Special News Bulletin from Flatland Unseen Dimensions, a Scientific American article International Brecht Society Bertold Brecht Turns 100 The Galileo Project Galileo - Journey to Jupiter Michel Foucault Michael Polanyi Society Tacit Knowledge Vigotsky Resources Oliver Sacks Leslie Marmon Silko Toni Morrison Toni Morrison - Nobel Archive Walter Benjamin Research Syndicate The Bryn Mawr Summer School Opens Its Doors Historical Marker Dedication M. Carey Thomas The Power and Passion of M. Carey Thomas M. Carey Thomas as Daring Visonary and Flawed Reformer M. Carey Thomas and the Making of the Bryn Mawr Campus Erdman and Louis Kahn Kahn Centenary

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