Emma Nardi; Introduction; Cinzia Angelini; Adult visitors learning from experience; Paola Autore; Roma Caput Mundi - A trip into the past to rediscover the origins of integration; Narine Khachaturyan; Three apples fell from heavenhellip;; Tanya Lindkvist; DESTINATION: ART (KUNSTREJSEN) - On the trail of reality; Rodica Silvia Pop; The joy of touching. Peer cultural education for the visually impaired; Vaida Rakaityte; A glance at the Middle Ages: interests of everyday life; Ricardo Rubiales; Portal para maestros. Un espacio de encuentro con el arte; Tine Seligmann; Learning Museum: learning and creative partnerships between cultural and educational institutions; Paola Strada; Silvia Mascheroni; Brera: another story; Fay-Fotini Tsitou; ldquo;Why on earth would you study science?rdquo; - Museum puppetry learning programme for Athens University Museum.
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. A VERY FINE BOOKBy KuemmelJoseph Haskes NORTH DIXIE HIGHWAY is a cogent portrait of a young Midwesterner at the crossroads of his return from military service in Bosnia and the integration of his war experiences with his prior life. The book comprises a compelling blend of interwoven recollections of war; nature; family; and death punctuated by vivid descriptions of rural blue collar blue Americana.The text is prefaced with a quote by Emerson: "They know not well the subtle ways I keep; and; pass; and turn again;" and the intellectual vacillation inherent in this phrasing is echoed in Haskes prose structure; which encapsulates and hovers over a sequence of pointed moments in time; especially relevant for the narrators psychic development.This is a very fine text with a beauty and clarity reminiscent of the best of American psychological realism. Its connection with current military crises make its investigations even more acute.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Thumbs up. Way up.By Calvin HaulNorth Dixie Highway is a stellar read. The characters are finely developed. Haskes sections shift between generations; interweaving the lives and personal stories of the characters throughout. The books vernacular is hardcore and spot on. This prose is gritty; poetic; and resonant with a rawness one forges outside the classroom. An engaging read and; on many levels; a surprising conclusion.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Five StarsBy Kristen DiehlThank you.