Everyday Sport: 365 Ways to Get Fit
Author: Andrew Sheilds
Did you know that regular cycling can give you the fitness level of a person 10 years younger? That walking the dog can boost your energy? In fact, it only takes 30 minutes a day to become healthier and happier, and these 365 simple, inspiring ideas will help you add activity to your everyday life. They cover all the key areas: cardiovascular fitness, strength, endurance, and flexibility plus there’s nutrition and hydration advice, too. Enlivened throughout with quizzes, questionnaires, charts, tips, color photos, case studies, and motivational quotes from world-class athletes, this informative guide provides everything you need to know to sustain a more active lifestyle.
New interesting book: Napoleon For Dummies or The Papers of Martin Luther King Jr
Awareness of Dying
Author: Anselm Strauss
The authors develop theoretical constructs that will be of use in many other interactions and situations. Awareness of Dying was the first study of dying in hospitals, and has proven a useful handbook for chaplains, social workers, nurses, and doctors in confronting the many ethical and personal problems that arise in the dying situation. Now available in paperback, it is destined to reach new audiences interested in this key part of all life.
Table of Contents:
Ch. 1 | The problem of awareness of dying | 3 |
Ch. 2 | Expectations of death : a problem in social definition | 16 |
Ch. 3 | Closed awareness | 29 |
Ch. 4 | Suspicion awareness : the contest for control | 47 |
Ch. 5 | The ritual drama of mutual pretense | 64 |
Ch. 6 | The ambiguities of open awareness | 79 |
Ch. 7 | Discounting awareness | 107 |
Ch. 8 | Direct disclosure of terminality | 119 |
Ch. 9 | The unaware family | 136 |
Ch. 10 | The aware family | 155 |
Ch. 11 | "Nothing more to do" : the problem of no recovery | 177 |
Ch. 12 | "Nothing more to do" : the problem of comfort | 204 |
Ch. 13 | Awareness and the nurse's composure | 226 |
Ch. 14 | The practical use of awareness theory | 259 |
Ch. 15 | Awareness and the study of social interaction | 274 |
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