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Choose Once Again: Selections from a Course in Miracles

2 reviews
Foundation

Celestial Arts, 1981

The best of A Course in Miracles
This little book is a gem which makes for an ideal gift for somebody you want to introduce to the Course. It's selections show the beauty and wisdom of the Course in a Reader's Digest format. Well suited for meditations or a review of some of the highlights of the Course. In no way can it replace the study of the Course itself.

Leslie A. White: Evolution and Revolution in Anthropology (Critical Studies in the History of Anthropology)

3 reviews
William J. Peace

University of Nebraska Press, 2007

Towards ending the history of anthropology coverup
In Peace's preface he writes of anthropology's historians Geo Stocking and Dick Handler "failures to consider the political beliefs and actions" of the anthropologists they chronicle--a charge that well summarizes the central devastating shortcoming of the history of anthropology for the past 30 years. This biography goes a long ways towards suggesting how anthropologists can reintegrate politics ...

The Bad Cripple (CounterPunch)
William J. Peace

AK Press, 2008

Eighteen percent of Americans-that's nearly fifty-four million-say they have some form of disability, yet this "minority" is not visible on Main Street USA. William J. Peace-author, activist, professor, and the bad cripple in question-contends that, although legislation exists, the segregation that occurs is due to the denial of these people's basic civil and human rights. Issues of accessibility could easily be solved with existing technology, ...