B. Wassell

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Book Title: Child Development for Child Care and Protection Workers
Acknowledgements. Foreword. David Howe, University of East Anglia, UK. 1. Framework for understanding child development. 2. Developing relationships. 3. Parenting and care-giving. 4. Resilience and… Expand
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“Fishers of Humans,” the Contemporary Theory of Metaphor, and Conceptual Blending Theory
The present study argues for a new interpretation of the expression “fishers of humans” that is sensitive to current understandings of intertextuality, narrative, and metaphor. “Fishers of humans” is… Expand
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The main elements of continuity and change between 'homeric' thought and the ionian school of philosophy
‘Doing Evil’ as Maiestas in John 18.30 1
The argument of this article is that in Jn 18.30 Jesus is accused of ‘doing evil’ to Caesar – or maiestas. Johannine critics sometimes mention maiestas, but they have neither introduced the ancient… Expand
A Gift of One Eunuch and Four Slave Boys: P.Cair.Zen. I 59076 and Historical Construction
P.Cair.Zen. I 59076 is a letter sent by Toubias, the head of an influential Jewish family in the Transjordan, to Apollonios, an important official of the Ptolemaic king. It concerns the dispatch of a… Expand
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THE C L I N I C A L APPL ICAT ION OF KAREN HORNEY'S THEORY TO GROUP PSYCHOANALYSIS
The aim of this paper is not only to analyze to what extent group psychoanalysis can utilize Karen Horney's clinical concepts but also to show how powerfully her theory works in the clinical practice… Expand
Showing Mercy to the Ungodly and the Inversion of Invective in Jude
The present paper offers a new interpretation of the three-clause reading of Jude 22–23 and demonstrates how Jude carries on the Jesus tradition by inverting the norms of invective. It is… Expand
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εἰ δή τις … συκοφαντοίη: Impiety and the fiscus Iudaicus in Josephus, War 1.11
John 18:28–19:22 and the paradox of judgement
Does John 8:44 Imply That the Devil Has a Father?: Contesting the Pro-Gnostic Reading
John 8:44 has been a source of concern because of its ambiguity. Is it to be read “of (your) father, the devil” or “of the father of the devil”? This article contends that the former, traditional… Expand
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