Kathleen Jones Libros

Targeted at social administration students and those in related fields like medicine and nursing, this foundational textbook provides a comprehensive overview of key social policy issues. First published in 1978, it serves as an essential resource for understanding the complexities of social policies and their implications in various professional contexts.

Focusing on the evolution of mental health services, this revised edition covers developments from the end of World War II to the enactment of the Mental Health Act of 1959. It synthesizes insights from previous works, providing a comprehensive overview of the intersection between lunacy, law, and social policy during a pivotal era in mental health history. The book highlights significant changes in attitudes and practices, offering a critical examination of how societal views influenced mental health legislation.

Set in a vibrant comedy club, the story follows a witty stand-up comedian who uses humor to navigate the ups and downs of love. As he pursues a charming but guarded woman, their banter reveals deeper emotional connections and vulnerabilities. The narrative explores themes of laughter, romance, and the complexities of relationships, highlighting how humor can both bridge gaps and create misunderstandings. With a backdrop of lively performances, the characters embark on a journey filled with punch lines and heartfelt moments.

Tato kniha je v pořadí druhá z trilogie Velké ženy duchovní tradice, která nabízí pohled na ženy, které stoupaly strmou cestou svatosti v různých stavech a vrstvách společnosti. Jejich častokráte až pohnuté osudy jim nebyly na překážku, ale naopak, v některých případech sloužily jako odrazový můstek. Základní části knihy jsou: Manželky a matky Kajícnice Ženy na okraji společnosti