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Seizing the Essence: A Value Cosmology for the Modernist
SEIZING THE ESSENCE is about the dynamics of Value that form man s concept of reality. Human beings don't just passively experience the things and events that represent this journey through life; they construct them intellectually from the sense of value that is intrinsic to cognizant creatures. We don't simply enjoy the finer things in life, we aspire to them; and when awed by the experience of great beauty or magnificence, we want to identify with its source. As the created agents of Essence, we intellectualize its value by experiencing it as differentiated reality. Experiencing Value as representational objects in a relational world affirms the Absolute Value of our uncreated source. The tragedy of our materialistic age is that we have mistaken our differentiated, space/time existence for ultimate reality, with the result that we have lost much of our innate value-sensibility. The mindset of most people today has been shaped by objectivists who insist that man is totally a product of biological and cultural evolution. Fueled by Darwin's Origin of the Species, the objectivists have thrown the babe out with the bathwater. "Selfness" is today regarded as a myth of dubious origin, and material reality is believed to be primary to one's awareness of it. SEIZING THE ESSENCE makes the case that all knowledge is proprietary to the self, and that physical reality is an intellectual construct of Value which is the individual s perspective of Essence. The author bases his cosmology on a principle first postulated by the 15th century logician Nicholas of Cusa which deals with a "not-other" that is the coincidence of all otherness. Cusa s theory affords the philosopher a dialectic handle by which to relate finite experience to the Oneness of Essence. It leads logically to a cosmology in which physical existence is a virtual reality created largely by man, who is the cognizant agent of his estranged Essence. Essentialism is an original philosophy that embraces the spirituality of Judeo-Christianity and Eastern mysticism, yet is grounded in a metaphysical cosmology that is non-dogmatic, logically plausible, and far more vital to contemporary man. A central message of this book is that, although values drive mankind, it is man s free choices that determine the course of history. In addition to chapters describing our "real world mentality" and man's historical search for the "stuff of reality", the author offers "A Modernist s Guide to Values" complete with a strategy for achieving an "authentic society". Included is an extended glossary of names and special terms that are relevant to the Philosophy of Essence.
Seizing the Essence: A Value Cosmology for the Modernist
SEIZING THE ESSENCE is about the dynamics of Value that form man s concept of reality. Human beings don't just passively experience the things and events that represent this journey through life; they construct them intellectually from the sense of value that is intrinsic to cognizant creatures. We don't simply enjoy the finer things in life, we aspire to them; and when awed by the experience of great beauty or magnificence, we want to identify with its source. As the created agents of Essence, we intellectualize its value by experiencing it as differentiated reality. Experiencing Value as representational objects in a relational world affirms the Absolute Value of our uncreated source. The tragedy of our materialistic age is that we have mistaken our differentiated, space/time existence for ultimate reality, with the result that we have lost much of our innate value-sensibility. The mindset of most people today has been shaped by objectivists who insist that man is totally a product of biological and cultural evolution. Fueled by Darwin's Origin of the Species, the objectivists have thrown the babe out with the bathwater. "Selfness" is today regarded as a myth of dubious origin, and material reality is believed to be primary to one's awareness of it. SEIZING THE ESSENCE makes the case that all knowledge is proprietary to the self, and that physical reality is an intellectual construct of Value which is the individual s perspective of Essence. The author bases his cosmology on a principle first postulated by the 15th century logician Nicholas of Cusa which deals with a "not-other" that is the coincidence of all otherness. Cusa s theory affords the philosopher a dialectic handle by which to relate finite experience to the Oneness of Essence. It leads logically to a cosmology in which physical existence is a virtual reality created largely by man, who is the cognizant agent of his estranged Essence. Essentialism is an original philosophy that embraces the spirituality of Judeo-Christianity and Eastern mysticism, yet is grounded in a metaphysical cosmology that is non-dogmatic, logically plausible, and far more vital to contemporary man. A central message of this book is that, although values drive mankind, it is man s free choices that determine the course of history. In addition to chapters describing our "real world mentality" and man's historical search for the "stuff of reality", the author offers "A Modernist s Guide to Values" complete with a strategy for achieving an "authentic society". Included is an extended glossary of names and special terms that are relevant to the Philosophy of Essence.
America Past and Present

America Past and Present

Robin Pridy

THUNDER BAY PRESS
2024
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Explore America's past, celebrate its many cultural achievements, and see how the country has evolved through its history. Experience America as an ever-changing landscape in this fascinating visual guide depicting more than 200 iconic photographs of buildings and places that have made the United States the country it is today. Archival photographs are presented side by side with modern views to show change through the course of history. America Past and Present aims to bear witness to these changes, from the Hoover Dam's incredible engineering to the grand vision of Disneyland and the majesty of Niagara Falls. This selection of American places can also reveal our shifting understanding of the United States--from a wilderness to conquer to one to cherish and preserve, from conflicts over American Indian territory and the legacy of slavery to one of reconciliation. With these images, you'll see America, both past and present, looking to an even brighter future. A lenticular cover with archival and modern photographs of the Brooklyn Bridge offers readers a preview of what's inside.
I Like Machines ... What Jobs Are There?

I Like Machines ... What Jobs Are There?

Robin Pridy

Kane/Miller Book Publishers
2023
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Whether they love operating them, designing them, or building and repairing them, there's something for everyone in this accessible guide for children who are fascinated by machines From being a train driver to a robotics engineer, readers are taken through a day-in-the-life of 25 workers and shown the different skills and qualities needed for each exciting job. The book will include a variety of machines (big, small, vehicles, devices, electrical, mechanical) and highlight some fascinating STEAM careers, getting children excited for their futures.
Survival Tips, Tricks and Traps

Survival Tips, Tricks and Traps

Wanda Priday; William Priday

Saltheart Publishers LLC
2020
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Run out of hand sanitizer or toilet paper? These antimicrobial plants can be used for both, as well as, wound care. During a without rule of law (WROL) scenario you must bug in; how do you proof your home to increase the safety of your family & possessions? Don't have a lighter or matches, discover multiple ways in each following category to start a fire: solar, electrical, chemical, friction and percussion. Lost in the woods, drank all the water in your pack but found a creek, how do you turn that into safe drinking water? Want to know how to open a can without a can opener? How about how to make a slingshot with a condom and stick? How many ways can you use a hat to increase your survivability? No phone, no compass, no problem. Learn how to navigate directions day or night without modern technology. Through trap illustrations & directions, we show you how to set up and catch small to large game, including fish and birds. Learn these tips, tricks, traps, and so much more inside
SSR with Intervention

SSR with Intervention

Leslie B. Preddy

Libraries Unlimited Inc
2007
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This book fills a publishing gap by explaining how the school library media specialist should be and is an integral player in the school's action research and reading instruction team. It also includes all the information and resources necessary to successfully implement Sustained Silent Reading with Intervention in any classroom or school. It should be a sought after resource for schools trying to raise reading scores to reach Adequate Yearly Progress.Library Media Specialist Leslie Preddy and her colleagues show how the school library media specialist and the classroom teacher can be a winning team, working together to solve an instructional problem and raise reading scores to reach Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP). They offer a Sustained Silent Reading (SSR) with Intervention program complete with the action research, tools, and the knowledge necessary to successfully implement the program in any classroom. The book begins with a review of the literature on SSR. The greatest portion of the text shares the action research experience and explains how to easily implement the simple, yet successful, reading program. Illustrations, student samples, forms, lists of writing and response prompts, and an index are all included.
Social Readers

Social Readers

Leslie B. Preddy

Libraries Unlimited Inc
2010
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A compilation of over 50 reading project ideas, including implementation ideas and examples, helping to promote lifelong reading habits while meeting the social and interactive needs of today's youth.Social Readers: Promoting Reading in the 21st Century is about making reading meaningful to the Web 2.0 generation through active engagement and socially interactive projects. Organized into four broad categories—entertainment, active participation, control and choice, and technology—the book offers more than 50 specific project ideas for promoting reading in the classroom, school, library media center, or public library. Each project includes a description, cost estimate, planning time needed, suggested supplies, and instructions for running the project successfully. Topics such as sharing, involvement, book promotions, social networking, and developing informed readers are also covered. A preface and introduction provide an overview of the needs and preferences of the current generation of students, a discussion of the necessity for socializing reading, and insights into how to use the book effectively. Bottom line: Social Readers will help librarians and educators change their practices to accommodate the ever-evolving needs of today’s students.Step-by-step suggestions for more than 50 projects Over 120 illustrationsAn appendix of reading themes that can be adopted for an event, club, program, poster, or campaignA bibliography of resource references
School Library Makerspaces

School Library Makerspaces

Leslie B. Preddy

Libraries Unlimited Inc
2013
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An essential resource for intermediate, middle, and high school librarians that guides the planning, learning, and implementation of a school library makerspace.The roles of school library media specialists and school libraries themselves are ever changing in response to the needs of the community and the evolution of human thinking, interaction, and learning processes. A school library makerspace can provide patrons with a place for learning, doing, and creating. It offers a location for tackling inventions, fine arts, crafts, industrial technology, hobbies, e-textiles, foodcrafting, DIY couture, fabrication, upcycling, and STEM right in the middle of the information gateway—the library. This book completely explains the makerspace concept and supplies real-world implementation guidance and inexpensive programming ideas that can be used as-is or adapted to suit a specific library or community's needs. Readers will be able to hit the ground running to implement their own makerspace with practical project ideas they can put to use immediately.
The Blue Book on Information Age Inquiry, Instruction and Literacy

The Blue Book on Information Age Inquiry, Instruction and Literacy

Daniel Callison; Leslie B. Preddy

Libraries Unlimited Inc
2006
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Based on many years of columns from School Library Media Activities Monthly, this book presents key terms in a working theoretical model that may be used in developing and understanding the power of information inquiry in instruction. Authors Daniel Callison and Leslie Preddy have provided the new definitive work on information inquiry and information literacy instruction. New columns from School Library Media Activities Monthly are included and new Key Words for Instruction are introduced. An entirely new section on Inquiry has also been added and the book's section of resources and websites has been updated. This book is both a revision and an update to Key Words, Concepts and Methods for Information Age Instruction. The entirely new Key Words for Instruction have immediate value for staff development purposes as reproducibles, for building year-long study group programs in schools and libraries, or as weekly discussion handouts. In addition to the invaluable theoretical base, the authors include much practical instructional application for immediate use, thoughtfully blending theory with real-world education and library science. Their book provides readers with insights into the tremendous role of the school library media specialist as both a teacher and a librarian who needs to understand, interpret, and instruct students in the skill of inquiry—the basis of all learning. This is a basic purchase for all library and information literacy programs K–12 as well as for school library educators.
Demons Dancing

Demons Dancing

P. a. Priddey

Independently Published
2019
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A series of strange deaths around the country bring a group of people together.Frank Wright is forced to go on a mission to retrieve a sacred item, what he finds is far more sinister.Detective Inspector Devon Fields investigates a series of murders, including those of a headless corpse and a man wedged into a tree.Tarin Barkley, a reporter, finds her friend, Gina, dead in bed and looking three times older than she should. When other bodies similar to Gina's are found, she goes searching for the murderer.Ex-soldier, Jack Flint's holiday in the Lake District is spoiled by his dreams. One night he hears screams and runs to investigate. He finds a small camp covered in blood but the campers had gone.A humpbacked man is attacked in an alley by hooded figures when a biker comes to his aid. The biker takes him to retrieve a weapon to kill demons.Others join them in the fight against the demons as more powerful ones appear. A group of Elders, a poet, and many others help them in the fight against the oncoming darkness.