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Interview with Hope Weatherly
Hope Weatherly
Jan 01, 0001
In her May 22, 2013 interview with Martha Manning, Hope Weatherly detailed her thoughts and memories at Winthrop from 1970-1976. In particular, Weatherly discusses the evolution of her studies at Winthrop, starting as a music...
Published by: Winthrop University
Interview with Louise "Lou" Trucks
Louise Trucks
Jan 01, 0001
In her December 2014 interview with Michelle Dubert-Bellrichard, Louise "Lou" Trucks detailed her thoughts and memories of her time at Winthrop. Trucks spoke of the time period from 1960-1964 as a music and music education...
Published by: Winthrop University
From hope to hope
In our study that explored the current end-of-life care provision for Chinese older people with advanced/terminal cancer, hope emerged as a significant aspect of coping with their condition. Drawing on data from in-depth...
From hope to hope
In our study that explored the current end-of-life care provision for Chinese older people with advanced/terminal cancer, hope emerged as a significant aspect of coping with their condition. Drawing on data from in-depth...
Dangerous diagnostics? Regulatory reform in the genomic era
Molecular diagnostics are expanding rapidly yet many have not been externally evaluated. Kelly Holloway and colleagues identify failings in the regulatory system and report on recent efforts at reform
Water: Place. Experience. In Literature, Visual & Performing Arts
Kelly Richardson, Emily Morgan and Laura Dougherty will engage in a ten-week collaborative project with theatre and dance students. Drawing from students in these two performance disciplines, we will, as a group, develop a site...
Published by: Winthrop University
Dacus Digest Volume 6 Issue 1
Hope Johnson
Jan 01, 0001
Inside this issue: - New Dean of Dacus & Pettus - OneSearch Discovery Tool - Open Education Network - Dot Barber Recognized - Library Services Transformed - Research Explorations - Virtual Research Party - Louise Pettus...
Published by: Winthrop University
A Scoping Review of the Conceptual Differentiation of Technology for Healthy Aging.
BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: With the emergence of healthy aging as a key societal issue in recent decades, technology has often been proposed as a solution to the challenges faced by aging societies. From a public health...
Robot seeks public library websites
UKOLN has been active recently analysing UK Public Library websites. Brian Kelly, Sarah Ormes and Ian Peacock report on their findings.
Fostering a personal-is-political ethics
This article suggests that interviews about past ethical dilemmas or transgressions can foster ethical skills for navigating interlocking power relations. It shows how narratives claiming relative innocence are widespread and...
Published by: Memorial University of Newfoundland
Hope movements
Social mobilizations that are devoted to contesting development and creating alternative economic arrangements conducive to the pursuit of a dignified life have recently sprung up. Not only do they criticize the current state of...
Fostering a personal-is-political ethics
This article suggests that interviews about past ethical dilemmas or transgressions can foster ethical skills for navigating interlocking power relations. It shows how narratives claiming relative innocence are widespread and...
Foucauldian ethics claims of relative innocence interlocking oppression moral economy Invitational and Narrative Practice
Published by: Memorial University of Newfoundland
Robot seeks public library websites
UKOLN has been active recently analysing UK Public Library websites. Brian Kelly, Sarah Ormes and Ian Peacock report on their findings.
Hope movements
Social mobilizations that are devoted to contesting development and creating alternative economic arrangements conducive to the pursuit of a dignified life have recently sprung up. Not only do they criticize the current state of...
Self-perception of adaptation among homicidally bereaved individuals following a psychoeducational intervention:
Filipa Isabel Alves Costa, Catherine Hamilton-Giachritsis, Hope Christie, Sarah Halligan
Aug 05, 2018
Objective Research on homicidal bereavement has focused on postloss impact and coping. Less is known about how individuals perceive their adjustment posthomicide. Adverse experiences are likely to leave individuals with an...
Narrating Catastrophe, Cultivating Hope
Elizabeth Phillips
Jan 23, 2019
Apocalypticism has been widely denounced as a framework that devalues the world and its history, funding moral dualism. While this is certainly true of many forms of apocalypticism, it is not an accurate understanding of ancient...
Pandemic Participation
This article revisits the three foundational principles of Participatory Mapping practice identified in Good practices in participatory mapping. These include processes that strive for transparency, are unencumbered by time, and...
Published by: IGI Global Scientific Publishing
Kierkegaard in the Anthropocene
What is the role of hope in the climate crisis? What type of hope does this crisis demand? How can we sustain hope, in order to resist falling into fatalistic despair or paralyzing fear, whilst always guarding against...
Ruby Guyatt
Jun 09, 2020
Interview with Jacky Bayne
Jacky Crawford Bayne
Jan 01, 0001
In his October 27, 2003 interview with Kelly Mitchell, Jacky Bayne describes his experience overseas in the Vietnam War. He shares the stories of when he was wounded in Vietnam, his near death experiences associated with that...
Vietnam War Chu Lai 196th Light Infantry Brigade U.S. Army Canine Unit Dog Hunters Purple Heart Wounded in Action
Published by: Winthrop University
Self-perception of adaptation among homicidally bereaved individuals following a psychoeducational intervention:
Filipa Isabel Alves Costa, Catherine Hamilton-Giachritsis, Hope Christie, Sarah Halligan
Aug 05, 2018
Objective Research on homicidal bereavement has focused on postloss impact and coping. Less is known about how individuals perceive their adjustment posthomicide. Adverse experiences are likely to leave individuals with an...
A Dash of Pessimism? Ernst Bloch, Radical Disappointment and the Militant Excavation of Hope
Joe Davidson
Jul 19, 2021
Ernst Bloch is a philosopher of hope, of this there can be no doubt. It is the fidelity to the proposition that a better world is possible that undergirds Bloch’s work. Yet, the hopeful tenor of Bloch’s philosophy, as I argue...
Slums of Hope:
In a context of rapidly increasing urbanisation and deepening global inequalities, slum tourism has thrived. This paper presents a discursive analysis of tourists’ online reviews of two township tours in Cape Town, South Africa....
Learning, Hope, and Empowerment
Objectives: Limited research has investigated parent-targeted interventions in pediatric chronic pain, though these interventions may be an important part of family-centered care. Further, parent perspectives and feedback...
Slums of Hope:
In a context of rapidly increasing urbanisation and deepening global inequalities, slum tourism has thrived. This paper presents a discursive analysis of tourists’ online reviews of two township tours in Cape Town, South Africa....
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