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From Developmental Communalism to Transformative Utopianism: An Imagined Conversation with Donald Pitzer
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Day in the Life of a Labor and Delivery Nurse
No full textDay in the Life: Labor & Delivery Nurse, explores the profound duality of labor and delivery from a nurse’s perspective. It will honor the sacred role of the labor and delivery (L&D) nurse, whose hands both welcome new life into the world and comfort those facing the unimaginable pain of loss. This piece aims to offer a deeply human and empathetic portrayal of the realities of this field, showcasing both the breathtaking beauty of birth and the profound grief of natal loss
Get Started with Research at the GVSU Libraries
No full textThis tutorial is intended to help GVSU students find and navigate the library website, learn more about library resources, begin a search, and understand how to find help on the library website. The tutorial is targeted specifically to newer students and those unfamiliar with the GVSU library
The Significance of Labels: From Shy and Lazy to Autistic and ADHD
Get PDFThis article examines the ways in which language and conceptions of neurodivergent conditions, autism and ADHD, are connected in a Danish context. As in other Western countries, there are significant increases in diagnoses, and particularly women are being diagnosed in adulthood. The article focuses on how these conditions are perceived and talked about, utilizing concepts such as othering, labeling, and performativity. The analysis suggests that when individuals feel othered and stigmatized by diagnostic labels, it has less to do with the labels themselves and more to do with the connotations and pathologization connected with the labels. Furthermore, the analysis shows generational differences in terms of both terminology and perceptions of neurodivergence
I Remember: Stories in Our Time We Don\u27t Have Time to Tell. Thoughts That Go Too Fast. And Then We Die
Get PDFAs an AuDHDer and a writer, I approach storytelling from a neurodivergent perspective. My novella is titled I Remember: Stories From Our Time We Don’t Have Time to Tell. Thoughts That Go Too Fast. And Then We Die.
I Remember: Stories From Our Time We Don’t Have Time to Tell. Thoughts That Go Too Fast. And Then We Die. captures fleeting moments of being: of falling, the solitude of a crowded station, the vastness of the forest, the ocean, and the words by as Zora Neale Hurston and Claudia Rankine.The inevitability of death and the intensity of life