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Bettina Cristiani

    Today a Woman Went Mad in the Supermarket
    Saggi Universale Economica Feltrinelli - 1730: Il bambino è competente
    Your Competent Child
    Real Happiness
    • Real Happiness

      • 240 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      Beginning with the simplest breathing and sitting techniques, and based on three key skills - concentration, mindfulness and lovingkindness - world- renowned meditation teacher, Sharon Salzberg, teaches how to start and maintain a meditation practice that will transform lives by bringing greater resiliency, creativity, peace, clarity and balance.

      Real Happiness
      4.7
    • Your Competent Child

      • 236 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      The author bases his advice on experience and theory of children's interactions with parents.

      Your Competent Child
      4.3
    • Saggi Universale Economica Feltrinelli - 1730: Il bambino è competente

      Valori e conoscenze in famiglia

      • 192 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Il bambino nasce "competente" e dispone già di nozioni, valori e criteri di valutazione che orientano concretamente la sua esperienza. Comunemente, invece, ci si comporta con lui come se fosse una specie di tabula rasa su cui i genitori devono imprimere le conoscenze necessarie per un regolare sviluppo umano e sociale. Questo modello nega la sua personalità e induce un deleterio stato di insicurezza. Juul invita, invece, a un'attenta osservazione del bambino, considerato non più come soggetto passivo ma, al contrario, come un "centro attivo di competenze": il passo necessario per un atteggiamento dialogico che possa orientarlo verso una costruzione armonica delle sue relazioni con la famiglia e il mondo.

      Saggi Universale Economica Feltrinelli - 1730: Il bambino è competente
      4.1
    • The collected stories of a critically acclaimed, award-winning author, ripe for rediscovery and featuring a foreword by Elizabeth Strout, showcase the remarkable talent of Hilma Wolitzer, who, at 90, remains at the top of her game. Known for elevating ordinary people and everyday occurrences, Wolitzer's short stories, many published in magazines like Esquire and The Saturday Evening Post during the 1960s and 1970s, resonate deeply today. The title story depicts a bystander attempting to comfort a woman overwhelmed by motherhood, while several linked tales explore the evolving relationship between the narrator and her husband through humorous vignettes. Wolitzer's work captures the domestic sphere and ordinary life with wit, candor, and grace. Her stories brilliantly reveal the tensions and contradictions of daily existence, offering insights into a world that was often overlooked at the time and remains relevant now. This collection invites a new generation of readers to embrace a beloved writer, providing a lens into the complexities of life that continues to resonate.

      Today a Woman Went Mad in the Supermarket
      3.7