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Thematic Reading Anthology (Error-Incomplete-Lumen)

Humanities
Author
Lumen Learning
Publisher
Lumen Learning
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LibreTexts
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EN
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Contents· 70 sections
  1. 02: Course Contents
  2. 02.1: About This Course
  3. 02.2: Course Contents at a Glance
  4. 03: Faculty Resources
  5. 03.1: Faculty Resources Overview
  6. 03.2: PDF
  7. 03.3: Additional Resources
  8. 03.4: I Need Help
  9. 04: Food
  10. 04.1: Video: Why Not Eat Insects
  11. 04.2: Video: The Global Food Waste Scandal
  12. 04.3: Audio: Genetically-engineered yeast is the future of flavor by Gastropod
  13. 04.4: Vermonts Farm to Ballet Project Shines the Spotlight on Conservation by Amy Overstreet
  14. 05: Literacy Narrative
  15. 05.1: Video: Language as a Window to Human Nature
  16. 05.2: Video: The Danger of a Single Story
  17. 05.3: Video: John Green on Paper Towns and Why Learning is Awesome
  18. 05.4: The Inspired Writer vs. the Real Writer by Sarah Allen
  19. 05.5: Be an Inspiration Not an Impostor by Ben Cotton
  20. 05.6: Multiple Intelligences by Fred Mednick
  21. 06: Culture
  22. 06.1: A South African Storm by Allison Howard
  23. 06.2: Body Ritual among the Nacirema by Horace Miner
  24. 06.3: Demanding Equal Political VoiceAnd Accepting Nothing Less: The Quest for Latino Political Inclusion by Louis DeSipio
  25. 06.4: Audio: Psychologys unhealthy obsession with the WEIRDest people in the world by David McRaney
  26. 07: Zombies
  27. 07.1: The Zombie as Barometer of Capitalist Anxiety by D.T. Robb
  28. 07.2: Zombies vs. animals The living dead wouldnt stand a chance by David Mizejewski
  29. 08: Nature Conservation
  30. 08.1: Sustaining Our Commonwealth of Nature and Knowledge by Herman Daly
  31. 08.2: Plain Geology by George Otis Smith
  32. 08.3: Which water technology will save California from its long dry death By Kiki Sanford
  33. 09: Technology
  34. 09.1: That time the Internet sent a SWAT team to my moms house by Caroline Sinders
  35. 09.2: The Relationship Between Cell Phone Use and Academic Performance in a Sample of U.S. College Students by Andrew Lepp Jacob E. Barkley and Aryn C. Karpinski
  36. 09.3: Call to All Open Source Communities: Emphasize Inclusion by Meg Ford
  37. 09.4: Piracy Gave Me A Future by Daniel Starkey
  38. 10: Consumer Debt
  39. 10.1: The 182 Percent Loan: How Installment Lenders Put Borrowers in a World of Hurt by Paul Kiel and Krista Kjellman Schmidt
  40. 10.2: On Victory Drive Soldiers Defeated by Debt by Paul Kiel and Mitchell Hartman
  41. 10.3: The Payday Playbook: How High Cost Lenders Fight to Stay Legal by Paul Kiel
  42. 10.4: Whack-a-Mole: How Payday Lenders Bounce Back When States Crack Down by Paul Kiel
  43. 10.5: How One State Succeeded in Restricting Payday Loans by Paul Kiel
  44. 10.6: To Dodge Law High-Cost Lender Offers Cash for Free by Paul Kiel
  45. 10.7: When Lenders Sue Quick Cash Can Turn Into a Lifetime of Debt by Paul Kiel
  46. 11: Health Care
  47. 11.1: Death Is Part of the Job in Long-Term Care Homes by Jill Marcella and Mary Lou Kelley
  48. 11.2: On Vaccination Against Smallpox by Edward Anthony Jenner
  49. 11.3: Back to the Future: Making House Calls for Better Care Reduced Costs by K. Eric De Jonge
  50. 11.4: A Legacy for Lewis: Improving Patient Safety by Helen Haskell
  51. 11.5: Living with FASDs: In Taylors Own Words by the Centers for Disease Control
  52. 11.6: Can We Use Social Media to Support Content Validity of Patient-Reported Outcome Instruments in Medical Product Development by Margaret Rothman et al
  53. 12: Politics
  54. 12.1: Millionaire Candidates by Carl Schurz
  55. 12.2: Why Arent Governments as Transparent as They Could Be by Ryan Thornburg
  56. 12.3: Seattle and the Demons of Ambition: Apocalyspo by Frederick Moody
  57. 13: Wikipedia
  58. 13.1: What I Learned While Editing Wikipedia by Noopur Raval
  59. 13.2: Video: Jimmy Wales and the Origin of Wikipedia
  60. 13.3: Wikipedia Is Good for You by James Purdy
  61. 14: Literature
  62. 14.1: Eves Diary by Mark Twain
  63. 14.2: The Story of an Hour by Kate Chopin
  64. 14.3: On the Gulls Road by Willa Cather
  65. 14.4: The Red Wheelbarrow by William Carlos Williams
  66. 14.5: The Lockless Door by Robert Frost
  67. 14.6: The Open Window by Saki
  68. 14.7: Two Ways of Seeing A River by Mark Twain
  69. 14.8: The School Days of an Indian Girl by Zitkala-Sa
  70. 14.9: The Specialists Hat by Kelly Link