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1. Shifting Out of Neutral.

Author

GOLD, JONATHON

Subjects
*TEACHERS, *SUBJECTIVITY, *POINT of view (Literature), *CLASSROOMS, *MANAGEMENT, *TWENTY-first century, SOCIAL aspects, UNITED States social conditions
Abstract

The article discusses how the teachers in the U.S. empower and encourage their students to own their subjectivity. It states the need to develop historical thinking skills and remain in center of spectrum with evangelizing and accomodating all points of view. It mentions the importance of owning morality and demanding rigor in the classrooms.

Published
2016

2. OS CAMINHOS DE WIM WENDERS.

Author

Wannmacher, Eduardo

Subjects
*ROAD films, *RADICALISM, *POINT of view (Literature), *MOTION pictures & society, SOCIAL aspects
Abstract

The argument here is that the narrative structure of Win Wenders provides a sociological interpretation of the United States, from its Road Movies. The following article seeks, further, focus the attempts to Wim Wenders to find the balance between the changes of the world and his efforts to remain anchored to the point of view radical. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2008

3. The Other Side of "Paradise": Toni Morrison's (Un)Making of Mythic History.

Author

Gauthier, Marni

Subjects
*AFRICAN American history, *POINT of view (Literature), *FEMINISTS
Abstract

This article presents an analysis of Toni Morrison's novel "Paradise." Many critics openly confronted the unconvincing logic of its "war between men and women" and its rigid male-female dichotomy. The gender dichotomy is one part of a larger series of oppositions that the novel expounds, and then explores the process by which popular national histories are made and sustained. Morrison is held with esteem for redressing the limited perspectives of mainstream United States history by reclaiming the narratives of African American history, particularly from a female point of view.

Published
2005

4. Point of View.

Author

Novelli, Joan

Subjects
*POINT of view (Literature), *READING (Elementary), *ELEMENTARY education
Abstract

Discusses ways on how to help children become critical readers and engaging writers in considering the author's point of view. Questions that will motivate children to think about the author's point of view; Activities to pique the ability of the child; Books where one can find the other perspective of common fairy tales; Use of story skits.

Published
1999

5. Wikipedia and the Meaning of Truth.

Author

Garfinkel, Simon L.

Subjects
*INTERNET searching, *WEB search engines, *ELECTRONIC encyclopedias, *THEORY of knowledge, *PUBLISHED articles, *WEBSITES, *POINT of view (Literature), *TRUTH, *STANDARDS
Abstract

The article discusses the significance of epistemology of online encyclopedia as well as its impact to traditional notions of accuracy in the U.S. It further explains the connection between the Wikipedia, the community-written encyclopedia, and the meaning of the word truth. It is stated that the articles in Wikipedia are the first-or second-ranked results for most Internet searches which means the result of article really matters. It reveals that Wikipedia has evolved a basic different set of epistemological standards. It cites the core content policies of Wikipedia which include the Wikipedia's Reference Policy, Wikipedia's No Original Research Policy, and the Wikipedia's Neutral Point of View Policy.

Published
2008

6. Gaining Perspective.

Author

Haller, Thom

Subjects
*PERSPECTIVE (Philosophy), *ORGANIZATIONAL structure, *CORE competencies, *COMMUNICATION, *COMPREHENSION, *POINT of view (Literature), *STUDENTS, *EXPERIENCE
Abstract

The article shares the author's views on how to gain perspectives through allowing the students to structure information in the U.S. He notes the importance of reflecting on the visual and structural choices and understanding the communication product from another perspective in order to create a good user experience. He mentions the significance of focusing and concentrating on others experience to fully understand the users perspectives and translate it to and for others. He infers the need to explain perspective to business thinkers because success lies in the ability to get to the other person's point of view.

Published
2010
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7. JEREMIAH WHO?

Subjects
*CAUCASIAN race, *POINT of view (Literature), *AFRICAN Americans
Abstract

The article focuses on the life and works of Reverend Jeremiah Wright. Wright is said to have been well known for his anger and his way of giving his point of view no matter who will be insulted. Further, it states that Wright refused to give the notion to caucasian Americans that he was grateful, pleased, and satisfied with the treatment being provided to him by the people of the U.S. The author stresses the significance of Wright among African Americans who need to speak truths about society.

Published
2008

8. Reading/language arts: Point of view.

Author

Baird, Stephanie

Subjects
*POINT of view (Literature), *MEDIA programs (Education), *ELEMENTARY education
Abstract

Presents an activity for first to fourth grade students that involves retelling a familiar fairy or folk tale using a different point of view and requires the use of library media skills. Resources; Instructional roles; Procedures; Evaluation; Follow-up.

Published
1995

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