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Substance-Abuse

內(nèi)向者

Disorders of Ketogenesis and Ketolysisg – the subject-object distinction, the dichotomisation of fact and value, the separation of cognitive processes from engagement in action. In this chapter, I will offer a brief (and certainly insufficient) overview of existentialist thought, before turning to one of the key figures that will occupy

Biguanides

Disorders of Fructose Metabolismncept can help us make sense of educational experiences, as well as pointing to the ways in which it enters almost any account of ourselves. This latter point in particular will be picked up again in Chap. 8.

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Selection of Tissue for the Enzyme Assay relation to the ‘truth’ of their accounts in new ways. Towards the end of the chapter, I explore three ‘parrhesiastic techniques’ and their relationship to accounting for oneself as a teacher, to reimagine these techniques from technicist to existential ways of relating to our practices, a distinct

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Self-Evaluation and the Technicist Logic of Teachingst logic underpins wider trends in teacher training and development, it thus serves to exemplify the broader ways of thinking that this book seeks to address. Indeed, by drawing attention to the technicist logic, we can thus begin to address some of their assumptions and the implications these have

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Navigating Vocabularies: Transitioning from Policy to Existentialismg – the subject-object distinction, the dichotomisation of fact and value, the separation of cognitive processes from engagement in action. In this chapter, I will offer a brief (and certainly insufficient) overview of existentialist thought, before turning to one of the key figures that will occupy

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Bad Faith, Sincerity and the Role of the Teacherncept can help us make sense of educational experiences, as well as pointing to the ways in which it enters almost any account of ourselves. This latter point in particular will be picked up again in Chap. 8.

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Parrhesia, Bad Faith and Accounting for Oneself relation to the ‘truth’ of their accounts in new ways. Towards the end of the chapter, I explore three ‘parrhesiastic techniques’ and their relationship to accounting for oneself as a teacher, to reimagine these techniques from technicist to existential ways of relating to our practices, a distinct