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... social differences conversation valuing appreciating gratitude ...

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... Dr. Snyderman expresses his gratitude to Duke University for the opportunity to serve and to grow in his tenure as Chancellor of Health Affairs and shares two broad lessons learned from his journey. Duke University Medical Center Lessons Learned ...

... to have sacrificed themselves on behalf of the nation, and the nation is supposed to be grateful in return. Such gratitude is expressed in narrow forms of recognition that ignore the reality of violence and injury while simultaneously claiming to recognize it. The chapter shows that soldiers did not join...

..., and on the value of gratitude and hospitality. The chapter describes one particular workshop that Rosemarie and Vincent led at a Council Grove retreat in the 1990s. It also discusses the work of playwright George H. Bass as an inspiration for Rosemarie and Rachel’s vision of a deeply multicultural, genre-mixing...

... The afterword expresses gratitude to the history, work, and people who helped shape the anthology, both within the pages and beyond. Acknowledging the role of next-generation leadership and the work that continues, the anthology closes in artistic practice, a poem to ground us into the future...

... shared with others, love for both an animal and its meat, and, finally, the careful avoidance of discomfort. They widening valuing out to appreciating. The gratitude that follows from appreciative eating, the authors contend, is not an emotion hidden inside a person, but a relational engagement. Finally...

... Describes a talk that Rosemarie gave to one of Rachel’s African American studies classes, in which she discussed the love that forms the foundation of southern culture (black and white), the importance of gratitude and forgiveness, and people like Ida B. Wells-Barnett, Clarence and Florence...

..., and on the value of gratitude and hospitality. The chapter describes one particular workshop that Rosemarie and Vincent led at a Council Grove retreat in the 1990s. It also discusses the work of playwright George H. Bass as an inspiration for Rosemarie and Rachel’s vision of a deeply multicultural, genre-mixing...