Helena Meyer-Knapp

Peace-Making: teaching and research. Emeritus Faculty – The Evergreen State College, Olympia WA USA

Helena Meyer-Knapp

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Autobiographical

March 11th, 2010 · No Comments · Autobiographical, essays

From 1994-1995 I was a Fellow at the Bunting Institute (now known as the Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study). During the year we convened several times, inviting participation from the entire sisterhood on a project. The first of these was Lillian Hsu’s inspired sewing installation, the Mending Project. Later Tina Packer and Carol Gilligan instigated [...]

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Published work on Peace

March 11th, 2010 · No Comments · essays, Peace

Having an academic job at Evergreen, a university deeply committed to teaching, has liberated me from the publish or perish race. Only a few of my peace-related essays are available in print. The rest were made public at conferences around the world which you can find on the page called “conference papers.” My book, Dangerous [...]

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Published work on teaching

March 11th, 2010 · No Comments · essays, Teaching

I have contributed essays and chapters to several books and presented papers at a number of conferences. Here you will find links to books about teaching including peace education: Ethics and Global Politics: An Active Learning Sourcebook. This contains two essays by me. The first is one of the two introductory essays — ETHICS FROM [...]

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Essays — about

March 9th, 2010 · Comments Off · essays

Essays are reflective pieces written from time to time and shared with friends and colleagues. You are welcome to share them as well as long as you attach this web-page address to any mailings, so that the recipients can contact me if they chose to.

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