The wild abstract above is my expression of confusion. My husband's face is in the upper left hand corner. My mother-in-law, the crocodile, appears diagonally across the image. Print it out and draw your own over it. Or pick up the file in whatever drawing program you have. Call up the file, http://www.habermas.org/confusion.gif or use the earlier version http://www.habermas.org/confusion01.gif Or give it to your kids to do. Whatever, but use art to express what you're feeling. If my drawing is Confusion, can you draw Calm? Peace? Send me your drawings, or those of your friends, siblings, parents, children. We'll make up a gallery on Dear Habermas.

Announcing:

Overcoming Adversarialism: A Collaborative Writing Article by the CSUDH Graduate Theory Project Workgroup. Link updated January 15, 2002.

We have until February 5, 2002, to edit, add end notes and bibliography. I'm trying to set up our listserv now. All of you who would like to participate, welcome. The development of the report will go on for other submissions. jeanne

Announcements under Weekly Readings and Suggested Measures of Learning. We'll give you the Course number for registration next week. It will be TBA (Time To Be Arranged) so that it will fit into all your schedules. Registration is by permission only. That's my permission.

The CRN wasn't working this week because of an old prerequisite. I'll try to take care of it Monday, January 14. jeanne

Updated Collaborative Project On September 9/11 student response. January 15, 2002 or February 5?? Deadline for submission. Link Updated January 12, 2002.

Fall 2002 Announcements Conference at Claremont Colleges, February 7-10, 2002. http://www.cgu.edu/hum/apologies. Free. "role of apology as a social force"

Fall 2002 Journal call. Humanistic theory. Deadline: February 28, 2002.

"Call for . . . Announcement Index

Art for Peace for Spring 2002

California State University, Dominguez Hills
University of Wisconsin, Parkside
Soka University Japan, Transcend Art and Peace
Latest Update: January 12, 2002
Faculty:
jeannecurran@habermas.org
Olivier at tapcourse@yahoo.com
takata@uwp.edu

Table of Contents

Archives - How to Navigate the Site - Announcements
Teaching and Review Essay Index, by Topic - Lecture Notes - Oft-Used Weblinks
Left/Right Perspectives - PSN - Virtual Faculty - Transcend Art and Peace
The Justice Studies Association - TR Young's Site - ZNet
Who To Take - Syllabi - Art and Poem Gallery - Sociology Sites

Merriam-Webster Dictionary Search:

What's New?

For the Week of January 14, 2001

Weekly Readings and Suggested Measures of Learning:

• Collaborative Writing Projects: Index of Thesis Projects

  • South Central Los Angeles By Jaime Shepherd.

  • Introduction, Students for International Peace and Justice Collaborative Writing Article. Link updated January 15, 2002.

  • Moot Court, Spring 2002: For working ahead.
    • Winter Week 1
    • Winter Week 2: See the Students for International Peace and Justice Collaborative Writing.
    • Winter Week 3: Trying to catch up. jeanne
  Learning as Healing
  Teaching Essays
  In Other Languages
  Art and the Imaginary
  Conflicts Around the World
  Scholastic Resources
  Lagniappe! You Gotta Read This!
  Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
  Gallery
  Resource Pages:
  . . . Criminology and Aging and Peacemaking and Theory
  . . . and Women and Social Justice and Social Justice Issues and Writings
  . . . and The Writer's Bookshelf and Poverty and Sociology of Law
  . . . and September 11, 2001 and Distance Learning
  Calls for Proposals: Conference and Article Plans
  Kids' Site
  What people are saying about Dear Habermas
  Who To Take
  

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Teaching Essays

Teaching and Review Essay Index Not updated. Sorry. January 3, 2002. Soon.

Discussing Theory:

They Just Don't Get It, Do They? Comment, November 21, 2001, by Peter Borchert of Africa Geogrpahic Online. Environmental Issues and the War on Terrorism.

• Social Theory Concepts:

  • Sociological Concepts David Kessel's Website. Definitions in plain English. Gray sheets give outlines. Link on the title of the concept to get to the peach sheet, which gives more extensive information. Good theory review at basic level. Link added January 14, 2002.

  • interdependence:

  • Interdependence and Dualism Onsite teaching essay.

  Theorists:

  • TR Young

    • Reflexive Thought on Sociology Itself

  • Robin D. G. Kelley

    

    Robin D. G. Kelley, Professor of History and Africana Studies at New York University.

    • Multiculturalism and the Global Youth Culture Explores rap and hip hop cultures. Bibliography included in this announcement of lecture, sponsored by the Davis-Putter Fund.