Level 3 Health and Social Care - Principles and Contexts
- 248 páginas
- 9 horas de lectura




The narrative explores the themes of life, death, and the urgency of living fully through the perspective of a young individual who grapples with the concept of mortality. As summer arrives, the protagonist confronts the idea of seizing the moment, leading to a transformative experience that challenges their previous notions about life. The story delves into the tension between existential thoughts and the desire to embrace life's fleeting beauty.
German Memory Work in a Transnational Context
The book delves into the memory of the German Democratic Republic through the lens of cross-border collaborations among three German institutions. It employs a unique theoretical framework, integrating relational sociology, network analysis, and narrative to reveal the epistemic coloniality influencing global partnerships. Sara Jones offers a reconceptualization of transnational memory, advocating for a collaborative approach in both practices and ethics, while examining how these institutions navigate the complex dynamics between East and West, and North and South.