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Storytelling as Inquiry: Questions, Intuitions, Revisions

Questions, Intuitions, Revisions:
Story Telling as Inquiry

Storytelling as Inquiry: Course Schedule

College Seminar
Bryn Mawr College
Story Telling as Inquiry
Fall 2007

Course Schedule

   
I. Reading and Revising One's Self
 
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Introduction to the course

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Prime Suburban Realestate avialable Summer 1900...You too can call Overbrook Farms Home

Submitted by J Parks on Fri, 07/27/2007 - 3:26pm
Overbrook Farms :  The Suburb DeLuxe
 
 

Connecting Past and Present (and Future?)

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By the end of the morning, I began to intertwine
the previous days' discussions with today's...

Understanding the Brains of Our Students (and Ourselves?)

Jeff Cohen, The History of Location

Day 3, Science and a Sense of Place 2007

(Jeff Cohen, Growth and Structure of Cities)

   

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Photo Gallery One

Submitted by Anne Dalke on Mon, 07/23/2007 - 2:43pm

Photo Gallery One:
Us and the Maps we Shared,
Locating Ourselves in the World

Science and a Sense of Place, 2007

 

 

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