Book summaryAnthropologist Mary Catherine Bateson shares her new vision of learning through participation. She argues that individuals who shed their familiar habits of learning and actively seek new and unfamiliar experiences with an open mind will lead more enriched lives. She proposes that much of life's meaning lies at the edge of our awareness, much as we see objects with peripheral vision. To substantiate her ideas, Bateson describes exotic settings with a thoughtful eye and shows how interaction with other cultures brings perspective to one's life. Media reviews"Bateson calls for nothing less than a complete rethinking of the educational process...She takes us on strange journeys that inevitably result in surprising revelations." |
Peripheral Visions: Learning Along the Wayby Bateson, Mary Catherine
Book desription: New York: Harper Collins, 1994. A fine copy in a fine dustjacket. First Edition.. ISBN: 0060168595. BIOGRAPHY PHILOSOPHY SPIRITUALITY.
Bookseller Terms of SaleAll catalogue prices are shown in US dollars, conversions to other currencies will be quoted on request. Payment is accepted in Canadian, US and other currencies. Payment may be made by personal cheque, money order, VISA or MasterCard. Credit card charges are debited in Canadian dollars. Shipping is quoted for a 1kg book and will be adjusted downwards for smaller items. Approval for shippng increases for larger items will be requested if necessary. Books are shipped immediately upon receipt of payment. Please contact us by email before returning items. Any book may be returned for a full refund of the book price only, provided that prior notice by email or telephone is received within 7 days of your receipt of the book. Returns must be packaged carefully and returned within 14 days. |
|||||
Similar books
![]()
The Hidden History of the Human Race
Michael A. Cremo, Richard L. Thompson " Hidden History is a detective novel as much as a scholarly to... |
![]() |
![]() |
![]() |




