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Ethnography as Metaphor in Psychotherapy Training
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Harry Stack Sullivan (1940) described the psychotherapist as most essentially a "participant-observer." This term is typically used to characterize the dual roles of the ethnographic researcher. The myriad of similarities that exist between the anthropological method of ethnography and psychotherapy afford a distinctive pedagogical opportunity. A model of psychotherapy instruction in which ethnography is used as conceptual framework and experiential metaphor is presented here. An overview of the model, as well as its potential advantages and limitations, is discussed. In the absence of any ...
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The French Revolution and the round houses of Pierre-Adrien Paris (1745-1819).(Critical essay)
Magazine article from: Aurora, The Journal of the History of Art
; ...such individuals as Jean-Baptiste Rondelet, Jean-Francois Chalgrin, Alexandre-Theodore...position. (6) Louis-Francois Petit-Radel was...churches, while Jean-Baptiste Rondelet...the same category. Chalgrin (whose wife was...
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 "The Independent (Bangladesh)")
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Institution with a difference, THE INDEPENDENT
Newspaper article from: The Independent (Bangladesh)
; ...In 1772, Louis XV had it built by the architect Jean Francois Chalgrin. At the time, there were about twenty chairs. In...de France goes back to 1530 with the appointment by Francois I, at the instigation of his "master of books...
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A Search for the Finishing Touches: To Achieve 18th-Century Perfection, the Salon Dore Holds Out a Gilded Carrot
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...order crimson silk damask and gold-threaded passementerie along the lines of a drawing by the architect, Jean-Francois-Therese Chalgrin. Custom weaving would cost $80,000. But draperies would disguise a flaw imparted by Clark, when he...
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Lifting the Curtains at Corcoran's Salon Dore; Restored Windows Get The Royal Treatment
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post
; ...about making fabric for the curtains, she brought with her a drawing by the Salon Dore's architect, Jean-Francois-Therese Chalgrin. The 1774 design was fine, but not Hartwell's supposition that the fabric would have been plain red...
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