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Deep in Depression, a Philosopher Turned to the Mystics

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By Sarah James
| Sojourners Verified
IN HIS BOOK Make Your Home in This Luminous Dark, author James K.A. Smith traces his own evolution through a personal “dark night of the soul.” Marooned by depression, Smith experiences a crisis of meaning, foreign terrain for him as a philosophy professor and preacher. In the context of what Smith calls our “knowledge economy,” the discipline of philosophy encourages academics to know, define, profess, defend, and win.
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‘My size quickly became the defining feature of my admission – not my clinical need’

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By Sarah James
| Nursing Times Verified
Digital Edition: ‘My size quickly became the defining feature of my admission – not my clinical need’ By Former nurse Sarah James offers an honest and courageous account of her experience as a hospital patient living with obesity. This area is reserved. Please register for a trial, or subscribe for full access to continue reading. If you are a subscriber, login here. Welcome! To continue reading either: Log in to your account to access your content on Nursing Times.
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Authentic advocacy for teachers: A shared responsibility | Global Partnership for Education

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By Sarah James
| Global Partnership for Education
Authentic advocacy for teachers: A shared responsibility 5 lessons on how to advocate for teachers with honesty, empathy and hope. Across the Schools2030 network, we often talk about amplifying the voices of teachers—making their ideas visible and their work understood. But advocating on behalf of teachers is not simple. It demands care, humility and deep listening. Teachers are not waiting for others to tell their stories.
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