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Banned Books makes a point of condemning the way censored books were burned in previous generations (they always select admirable books, like Huckleberry Finn or Brave New World, of course). Can we build an opposite idea, in which wonderful books that could iconically represent Beautiful Books? What would this look like?
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by geoffbederson@icloud.com on March 25, 2017
Banned Books makes a point of condemning the way censored books were burned in previous generations (they always select admirable books, like Huckleberry Finn or Brave New World, of course). Can we build an opposite idea, in which wonderful books that could iconically represent Beautiful Books? What would this look like?
By Geoffrey Adam on 2017 03 25
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Literacy and learning in a Dar es Salaam slum
A Visionary Society Project
Education in Haiti is highly valued, and yet the literacy rate in Haiti is only 60%. Many adults would love to have the opportunity for learning, both the basics and learning about society and life.
We will begin with basic literacy, offered to small groups of adult women with little or no reading ability. We will continue with lessons on Haitian history, basic health care precautions, and resources for further learning and vocational training.
We will begin with basic literacy, offered to small groups of adult women with little or no reading ability. We will continue with lessons on Haitian history, basic health care precautions, and resources for further learning and vocational training.
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By Visionary Society on 2015 08 16
From the entry 'Forced listening to music and advertising is sinister, , '.
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