A Buddhist in the Classroom

A Buddhist in the ClassroomA Buddhist perspective on classroom teaching. Sid Brown brings a Buddhist perspective into the classroom to explore the ethical quandaries, lived experiences, and intimacy of teaching. Addressing such topics as attention, community, rage, wonder, consumerism, and simple kindness, Brown demonstrates how this centuries old tradition can inform and enrich classroom life. Readers do not have to be Buddhists to appreciate the gifts of this tradition and

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The impending ban on antibiotics in animal feed due to the current concern over the spread of antibiotic resistance genes makes the development of alternative prophylactics imperative

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This collection of essays builds on presentations and debates that were part of Cairo Papers 19th Annual Symposium

Kain is one of the most accessibly written books on Hegel's Phenomenology of Spirit available

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This revised and expanded edition includes photographs from the first edition together with extra unseen images and new photographs taken by Nikolskaya between 2013 and 2021

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Offers positive proposals for extending the reach of competitive markets and refutes some major economic fallacies