The Sociologically Examined Life: Pieces of the ConversationThis lively and concise supplemental text uses analyses of everyday conversations and experiences to inspire students to think sociologically about society and about themselves as social actors. |
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... person . To be mindful of a person , as a human being , means try- ing to see and appreciate his or her uniqueness as a thinking and feeling being . When we are mindful of a person in this way , we see past stereotypes and prejudices ...
... person . To be mindful of a person , as a human being , means try- ing to see and appreciate his or her uniqueness as a thinking and feeling being . When we are mindful of a person in this way , we see past stereotypes and prejudices ...
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... person . How can you do this ? You must put your feelings into actions that the other person will interpret as signs of love . This is all you can do , since the other person can't look inside your skull to check for a feel- ing labeled ...
... person . How can you do this ? You must put your feelings into actions that the other person will interpret as signs of love . This is all you can do , since the other person can't look inside your skull to check for a feel- ing labeled ...
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... person refuses to say how s / he feels , this keeps the other person guessing . It is as if one person is saying , " I will not tell you how I feel because then you will know what my vulnerabilities are , and perhaps you will someday ...
... person refuses to say how s / he feels , this keeps the other person guessing . It is as if one person is saying , " I will not tell you how I feel because then you will know what my vulnerabilities are , and perhaps you will someday ...
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