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Moving through the Jungle: A Decade of Integration

Moving into the field of integration has been compared to the challenging but pioneering task of clearing away brush at the edge of a jungle. Building on the work of early leaders in the psychology-religion dialogue, it is suggested that in future issues of the Journal writers should work at clarifying our goals for integration, retaining our evangelical theology, sharpening our assumptions, focusing on the practical, evaluating emerging trends, sharpening the focus of each issue, and admitting the personal implications of integration.

An Empirical Approach for the Assessment of Journalistic Writing

An Empirical Approach for the Assessment of Journalistic Writing

The Thrill in Business Writing

Trade journal writers should remember that behind the story of sales promotions, new processes, short cuts, and industrial developments of all kinds there are people for whom the new development is exciting, challenging, and filled with crisis. Trade articles that include such human interest are more appealing to the readers without distorting the factual information the articles must convey.

Book Review: Journalistic Writing. By Grant M. Hyde

Book Review: Journalistic Writing. By Grant M. Hyde

Book Review: Classes in “Journalistic Writing” and “Journalism.”

Book Review: Classes in “Journalistic Writing” and “Journalism.”

Book Review: Journalistic Writing

Book Review: Journalistic Writing

A Text on Journalistic WritingA Course in Journalistic Writing. Grant Milnor Hyde

Previous articleNext article FreeEducational WritingsA Text on Journalistic Writing A Course in Journalistic Writing. Grant Milnor Hyde Gladys CampbellGladys Campbell Search for more articles by this author PDFPDF PLUS Add to favoritesDownload CitationTrack CitationsPermissionsReprints Share onFacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditEmail SectionsMoreDetailsFiguresReferencesCited by Volume 31, Number 3Mar., 1923 Article DOIhttps://doi.org/10.1086/437743 Views: 5Total views on this site Journal History This article was published in The School Review (1893-1979), which is continued by the American Journal of Education (1979-present). PDF download Crossref reports no articles citing this article.

Journalistic Writing in High School and College

Journalistic Writing in High School and College

NEURASTHENIA AND THE REST CURE.

The use of the rest cure as a method of treatment is rapidly increasing. "Retreats," "rest-homes," etc., are springing up in the neighborhood of cities in numbers almost rivaling the hospitals. In growing numbers patients with nervous complaints presentthemselves with a history of having "already taken the rest cure." Some of these have done so under professional advisement; others at their own discretion, or at the solicitation of friends. Some have been benefited, for without doubt it is a valuable resource in certain neurasthenic states. Some have escaped with no unpleasant effect other than an irksome sequestration; while others have returned with either a waning confidence in the judgment of their physicians, or a firmly fixed belief that their ailments are beyond the comprehension and reach of ordinary medical skill. Considering the ill-defined scope of the term "neurasthenia," and the inexactness with which text-book and journal writers prescribe the rest