The correspondence theory of truth (Hutchinson university library)

O'Connor, D.J.

Hutchinson

Free Will (Problems of Philosophy)

Politics & Social Sciences

Philosophy

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

Introduction to Symbolic Logic

Basson, A H

Univ. Tut. P

Introduction to the Theory of Knowledge

Univ of Minnesota Pr

The Correspondence Theory of Truth (Routledge Revivals)

Routledge

Education, like every other important branch of knowledge, has its underlying philosophical problems. It is these problems and the attempts to solve them which together make up the philosophy of education. This book, first published in 1957, provides a simple explanation and illustration of what philosophy can (and cannot) do for educational thinking. This title will be of interest to students of the philosophy of education.

An Introduction to the Philosophy of Education (Routledge Library Editions: Philosophy of Education)

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

<p>D. J. O'Connor has kept a journal of amusing family stories for more than forty-five years. Whenever family, friends, or guests come over, he adds some tales. Many of the stories involve his sister-in-law, Kelly, who has Down syndrome. Her perspective on life is refreshing, positive, and sometimes hilarious. Her special life has touched so many people. To her, every man is "very handsome" and every woman is "beautiful." The rest of us are more judgmental, but Kelly looks more deeply into the total person. To her, everyone has value. She looks only at the good in someone, and she has little interest in the negative. She assumes that people view her the same way--although she has had to deal with thoughtless people who stare because of differences in appearance. In this book, the author celebrates his special sister-in-law, including her wondrous ability to make everyone laugh and appreciate each day. Take a short walk in her shoes. They are so comfortable!</p>

Kelly Full Of Joy!: A Love Syndrome

Biographies & Memoirs

Memoirs

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In 1892, in a small Spanish village, the three-year old, blond, blue-eued son of a poor family was abducted, sexually abused and murdered. The sensational coverage of the case in the press quickly mobilized the country's attention and led to a widespread controversy over the jury system. In Crime at El Escorial, D.J. O'Connor presents a comparative social and judicial analysis of the case. Drawing from newspaper archives as well as historical documents, D.J. O'Connor discusses the roel of Spain's intellectual elite in crystallizing dissatisfaction with the jury through the criticism of crime reporting and mass readers, the significance of journalists' use of terrorific fiction in their representation of the Escorial crime, and the subsequent controversy over the jury.This is the first study to draw attention to the social and legal significance of the murder, Crime at El Escorial will prove compelling reading not only to students and teachers of criminal justice, but also to hisotrians and journalists.

Crime at El Escorial: The 1892 Child Murder, the Press and the Jury (Iberian Studies in History, Literature, and Civilization)

Social Sciences

International Scholars Publications

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