Robert Atkinson Boeken

Set against the backdrop of 1969, the narrative follows one man's quest for spiritual growth amidst a transformative era. Robert Atkinson intertwines his personal journey with significant cultural events, such as the moon landing, Woodstock, and the launch of the Clearwater. His experiences include collaborating with folk icon Pete Seeger, visiting Arlo Guthrie, and encountering mentor Joseph Campbell. This memoir captures the essence of a generation in transition, blending personal insights with historical milestones, enriched by a foreword from Stephen Larsen.

~ A Soulful, Meditative Memoir Full of Spiritual Insight ~ Published for the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the year it commemorates, Robert Atkinson's Year of Living A Memoir of 1969 is a thoughtful and rewarding journey that is equal parts inward and universal. Atkinson reflects on a year that shaped a generation and invites us into his own spiritual search as he contemplates the lunar landing, attends Woodstock, and sails on the maiden voyage of the Hudson River sloop Clearwater. Along the way, he crosses paths with such luminaries as Pete Seeger, Arlo Guthrie, Ramblin' Jack Elliot, and author Joseph Campbell. Each one becomes a mentor, helping Atkinson to uncover timeless patterns as they unfold in his life, linking his own story with the stories of countless others. The result is a soulful, meditative memoir full of generous and spiritual insight.

Exploring the significance of storytelling, this book delves into how cultural patterns shape our narratives and connect to the universal hero's journey found in myths worldwide. It offers practical guidance for individuals to articulate their own life stories and assists others in doing the same. With a clear framework, even those with minimal experience can uncover and write about the pivotal moments in their lives, fostering personal growth and understanding of the shared elements in our stories.

Focusing on the life story interview, this volume offers detailed guidance for qualitative researchers. It outlines the planning and execution of interviews, situating them within a broader research framework. Key aspects include strategies for conducting interviews, as well as addressing the transcription and interpretation processes. Additionally, the book includes a sample life story interview in the appendix, enhancing its practical application for researchers seeking to gather and analyze personal narratives.

In July 1935, Robert Atkinson and John Ainslie set out on an ornithological search for the rare Leach's Fork-tailed Petrel. Their quest was to last for twelve years and took them from their Oxford base to many of the remote and often deserted islands off the north-west coast of Scotland.Island Going is the account of their adventure.

This fascinating lecture explores the history and development of Irish language dictionaries, from the earliest medieval glossaries to the modern academic lexica of the 19th and 20th centuries.

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This antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of a significant original work, preserved to maintain its cultural importance. While it may exhibit imperfections typical of older texts, such as marks and flawed pages, the edition aims to provide an affordable and high-quality representation of the original literature. The effort reflects a commitment to protect and promote valuable literary works for contemporary readers.