Books by "Harry H. Mead"
6 books found
Improvement of Instruction in Rural Schools Through Professional Supervision
by Alfred Zantzinger Reed, Eustace Evan Windes, Harry Stanley Ganders, Mary G. Waite, National Committee on Research in Secondary Education (U.S.), Thomas Hall Shelby, United States. Bureau of Education. Library Division, United States. Office of Education, Walter James Greenleaf
1926
This book is a collection and rewrite of a series of articles which appeared in the Bulletin of the New York Public Library during 1916-1922.
This encyclopedia provides a structure to understand the essential rudiments of human behaviour and interpersonal relationships
"Adulthood is taken for granted. It connotes the end of childhood, the resolution to the "storm and stress" period of adolescence. This conception is strongly entrenched in the sociology of youth and the sociology of the life course as well as in the policy arena. At the same time, adulthood itself remains unarticulated; journey's end remains conceptually fixed and theoretically uncontested. Adulthood, then, is both central to the social imagination and neglected as an area of sociological investigation, something that has been noted by sociologists over the last four decades. Going beyond the overwhelmingly psychological literature, this book draws on original qualitative research and theories of social recognition and thus presents a first step towards filling an important gap in our understanding of the meaning of adulthood."--pub. desc.
Places emphasis on developments in the social theory of environmental issues, the environment, and the environmental crisis. This also emphasises on the increasingly questionable possibility of shared knowledge at a time of increasing fragmentation of common frameworks, distraction from key issues, and dilution of the idea of objectivity.
Seashore Animals of the Pacific Coast
by Myrtle Elizabeth Johnson, Harry James Snook
1927 · Dover Publications
Each plate accompanied by guard sheet with descriptive letterpress.