Art, Health and Well-Being
This chapter consists of two parts, by different authors, each invited to contribute independently to a chapter on ‘Art, Health and Well-Being’. David Haley in Part 1 argues that an expanded dynamic notion of art could provide the creative dialogue needed to value disparate readings of well-being. Peter Senior in Part 2 summarizes the important part played to date by the arts for health in the UK and elsewhere.
New Frontiers in Research
This chapter outlines the potential of utilising visual methodology with marginalised communities. Before discussing the concepts of appropriate methodologies with such communities, first there is an exploration as to what the notions of inclusive communities and marginalised groups are. To illustrate some of the benefits and complexities in engaging with visual methodologies, this chapter draws upon research conducted with Maori children in New Zealand.
Environment and Behaviour
Environmental BiologyCompiled and edited by Philip L. Altman and Dorothy S. Dittmer. (Biological Handbooks.) Pp. xxi + 694. (Bethesda, Maryland: Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology, 1966.) $15.