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Kshakal
Readings: Focus Sociology | Charles M. Norman
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Final reading crawl stats… 190 pages in 3 hours!!

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Kshakal
Readings: Focus Sociology | Charles M. Norman
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Did a reading crawl with my book bestie today… a great way to spend a Saturday!!

Aims42 My BFF and I are going to try doing one for the first time next Saturday 😍 Any tips? We‘re going to 3 places and thinking of reading for 45 mins at each? 1w
Kshakal @Aims42 awesome!! Sounds like you got it… we usually do between 45 minutes to an hour at each place and we usually do 3 places! 1w
Aims42 @Kshakal Oh yay!! My friend saw someone on Instagram doing one and they read 100 pages at each place 😳 We tweaked it for the 45 mins because 100 pages would take forever for us 🤣 1w
AnnCrystal 📚👏🏼🥳💝. 1w
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Chelseabillups30
A Way of Being | Carl Ransom Rogers
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Look at people like you look at a sunset. 🌅

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Bookwomble
A Way of Being | Carl Rogers
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I'm a third of the way through a 12-hour online conference: "The Future of the Person-Centred Approach: How to Serve a Changing World" and it's been by turns intense, dull and fascinating. A bit hard for my ADHD to maintain focus when people are rambling, despite being totally focused on another person is what I do for a living (or perhaps because of ?)

Bookwomble Taking a walk during the lunch break to clear my head and prepare for the next 9 hours!
Nobody's tried to sell me a book ... yet!
9mo
TrishB 12 hours online is a challenge to anyone‘s concentration! 9mo
merelybookish Online conferences are brutal. They suck up double the energy! Also, do love Carl Rogers. 9mo
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Bookwomble @TrishB @merelybookish On a 15-minute tea break - it's being quite stimulating now (coffee and tea helping!) One of the speakers I was particularly wanting to hear is Peggy Natiello - she was a student of Carl Rogers and at 95 years old, still as sharp as a tack and as revolutionary and anti establishment as ever! ✊🏻 9mo
julesG Yay for tea!!! Enjoy the rest of the conference. 9mo
bibliothecarivs Is that a photo from your walk? Oh, how I wish I was in England today (and every day)! 9mo
Bookwomble @bibliothecarivs Yep - cracked pavements, damp weather, cold wind and all! 😄 9mo
Bookwomble @julesG I needed the tea! It was a good day's reflection and discussion 😊 9mo
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Kshakal
Readings: Focus Sociology | Charles M. Norman
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Heck yes I am!

Charityann Me too!!😆 12mo
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IMASLOWREADER
Readings: Focus Sociology | Charles M. Norman
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as long as you are enjoying what youre reading who cares how or what you read #readinglife #reader

Cupcake12 100% true 👍🏻 12mo
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bibliothecarivs
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Recent acquisitions:

📖 The Essential Erasmus: Selected and Translated with Introduction and Commentary by John P. Dolan (gift from my good friend Shawn)
📖 Ecohumanism (Volume 15 of Humanism Today) edited by Robert B. Tapp

#fREADom #UniteAgainstBookBans #LetUtahRead

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GingerAntics
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And yet, those with the greatest faith never realise they are NOT part of any group reasonably and logically referred to as “men and women of real conscience.”
#GodIsNotGreat #ChristopherHitchens #conscience #faith #religion #philosophy #humanism

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rachelk
Existentialism Is a Humanism | Jean-Paul Sartre
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Pickpick

This little book is the translation of a famous speech Sartre gave (Paris, 1946) to further expound on his philosophy. I think it‘s perfect for anyone wanting an explanation of existentialism. I do not agree with this philosophy primarily because I think it underestimates the importance of the situation a person is born into. Nevertheless, it was an interesting read.

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Chelsea.Poole
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Pickpick

I was finishing this heavyweight nonfiction title about human enlightenment just as the Israel crisis began. I was feeling like everything in this age was great with the caveat of the ever present racism, social injustices, and on and on…but then.
Pinker makes the case that we‘re living in the best time possible and that humans will only continue to get smarter, better able to deal with death and disease and hopefully live in peace.⬇️

Chelsea.Poole The recent events have changed my view and subsequently my review. I do still feel hope, but this most recent devastation feels like a major set back for all the world. I can‘t say things are perfect, but I do have hope for the future and do still believe things are better in this age than they have been at any other point in history. He convinced me of that. 2y
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