Jason Harris
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4520629 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jason Harris |
| NOMBRES | Jason |
| APELLIDO | Harris |
| FIRMA | HARRIS J |
| AFILIACIONES | Syracuse University, NY, USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7099-4694 |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 9 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1978 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Parental Mental Ill‐Health
Background Families in which a parent experiences mental ill‐health often face complex and evolving challenges, with individual family members’ needs impacting one another across generations. Accessing appropriate support frequently requires the navigation of multiple services and systems, which can be overwhelming for both families and professionals, potentially leading to barriers in care. To address the challenges inherent with navigating comp…
State Guardianship Laws and Supported Decision-Making in the United States After Ross and Ross v. Hatch
In the last decade, and especially after the 2013 Virginia court case of Ross and Ross v. Hatch, there has been a dramatic increase in knowledge, use, and legal recognition of supported decision-making (SDM) in the United States. SDM is a methodology in which people work with trusted friends, family members, and professionals who help them understand their situations and choices so they may make their own decisions and direct their lives. After t…
How I Use SDM in My Own Life
This article is a discussion on how supported decision-making (SDM) affects the author personally and professionally. He explains how he uses SDM for himself and why he finds it to be helpful. While he is in a gray area of getting the services and supports that he needs, he considers SDM as a tool for growth, helping him determine his strengths, needs, and interests
The Revenge of the Refugee
Numerous processes of large-scale human mobility (colonization, forced mass migrations) drastically altered the sociopolitical landscape of the Ancient Greek world. Small-scale migration, including the development of scholarly courts and philosophical communities, gathered intellectuals together from around the Mediterranean. While the courts of the Syracusan tyrants attracted many influential scholars, many of these men were expelled due to the …
Staging Fairyland
We All Live in Fabletown
Bill Willingham’s Fables comic book series and its spin-offs have spanned fourteen years and reinforce that fairy-tale characters are culturally meaningful, adaptable, subversive, and pervasive. Willingham uses fairy-tale pastiche and syncreticism based on the ethos of comic book crossovers in his redeployment of previous approaches to fairy-tale characters. Fables characters are richer for every perspective that Willingham deploys, from the Brot…
Smiles of Oblivion
Ireland in Europe
Paolo Giovio’s Descriptio Britanniae, Scotiae, Hyberniae et Orchadum presents several problems for the historian of early modern Ireland. Published in 1548, but composed for the most part during the early 1540s, it offered a comparatively detailed portrait of Irish geography, culture and politics to an international audience whose appetite for Irish affairs had been whetted by the recent Henrician Reformation. Yet the text offers scant commentary…
The Latin Psalter
Even for an experienced reader of Latin, the Psalter sometimes follows underlying Greek and ultimately Hebrew idiom too literally and thus poses real difficulties. This new commentary on selected psalms, the first for decades, seeks to resolve these problems by placing the Latin within its historical linguistic context. For the reader without Hebrew and only a little Greek, it clarifies how those languages, by bilingual interference and over-lite…
Strabo's Cultural Geography
Speaking English - Understanding the Aboriginal Learner's Problems
In areas where children's first language is an Aboriginal language, the very nature of the Aboriginal language itself poses complex problems, not only for the child learning English but also for the teacher whose basic first step in solving these problems is to understand what the problems are. Except for a few fortunate teachers who were given some linguistics in college, (a rather recent innovation) and a few conscientious people who have taken…
The Education of Aboriginal Children in New South Wales Public Schools Since 1788
It is uncertain when the last exclusion of children from a public school, merely for having some Aboriginal ancestry, actually occurred. In 1937, the Commonwealth and States' conference on Aboriginal matters recommended assimilation as a general policy rather than protection, particularly with regard to the detribalized, part-caste Aboriginal people. In 1938, the New South Wales Public Service Board in its report on the Aborigines Protection Boar…
Strabo's Cultural Geography
State Guardianship Laws and Supported Decision-Making in the United States After Ross and Ross v. Hatch
In the last decade, and especially after the 2013 Virginia court case of Ross and Ross v. Hatch, there has been a dramatic increase in knowledge, use, and legal recognition of supported decision-making (SDM) in the United States. SDM is a methodology in which people work with trusted friends, family members, and professionals who help them understand their situations and choices so they may make their own decisions and direct their lives. After t…
Smiles of Oblivion
Speaking English - Understanding the Aboriginal Learner's Problems
In areas where children's first language is an Aboriginal language, the very nature of the Aboriginal language itself poses complex problems, not only for the child learning English but also for the teacher whose basic first step in solving these problems is to understand what the problems are. Except for a few fortunate teachers who were given some linguistics in college, (a rather recent innovation) and a few conscientious people who have taken…
The Education of Aboriginal Children in New South Wales Public Schools Since 1788
It is uncertain when the last exclusion of children from a public school, merely for having some Aboriginal ancestry, actually occurred. In 1937, the Commonwealth and States' conference on Aboriginal matters recommended assimilation as a general policy rather than protection, particularly with regard to the detribalized, part-caste Aboriginal people. In 1938, the New South Wales Public Service Board in its report on the Aborigines Protection Boar…
The Latin Psalter
Even for an experienced reader of Latin, the Psalter sometimes follows underlying Greek and ultimately Hebrew idiom too literally and thus poses real difficulties. This new commentary on selected psalms, the first for decades, seeks to resolve these problems by placing the Latin within its historical linguistic context. For the reader without Hebrew and only a little Greek, it clarifies how those languages, by bilingual interference and over-lite…
Strabo's Cultural Geography
Ireland in Europe
Paolo Giovio’s Descriptio Britanniae, Scotiae, Hyberniae et Orchadum presents several problems for the historian of early modern Ireland. Published in 1548, but composed for the most part during the early 1540s, it offered a comparatively detailed portrait of Irish geography, culture and politics to an international audience whose appetite for Irish affairs had been whetted by the recent Henrician Reformation. Yet the text offers scant commentary…
Smiles of Oblivion
We All Live in Fabletown
Bill Willingham’s Fables comic book series and its spin-offs have spanned fourteen years and reinforce that fairy-tale characters are culturally meaningful, adaptable, subversive, and pervasive. Willingham uses fairy-tale pastiche and syncreticism based on the ethos of comic book crossovers in his redeployment of previous approaches to fairy-tale characters. Fables characters are richer for every perspective that Willingham deploys, from the Brot…
The Revenge of the Refugee
Numerous processes of large-scale human mobility (colonization, forced mass migrations) drastically altered the sociopolitical landscape of the Ancient Greek world. Small-scale migration, including the development of scholarly courts and philosophical communities, gathered intellectuals together from around the Mediterranean. While the courts of the Syracusan tyrants attracted many influential scholars, many of these men were expelled due to the …
Staging Fairyland
State Guardianship Laws and Supported Decision-Making in the United States After Ross and Ross v. Hatch
In the last decade, and especially after the 2013 Virginia court case of Ross and Ross v. Hatch, there has been a dramatic increase in knowledge, use, and legal recognition of supported decision-making (SDM) in the United States. SDM is a methodology in which people work with trusted friends, family members, and professionals who help them understand their situations and choices so they may make their own decisions and direct their lives. After t…
How I Use SDM in My Own Life
This article is a discussion on how supported decision-making (SDM) affects the author personally and professionally. He explains how he uses SDM for himself and why he finds it to be helpful. While he is in a gray area of getting the services and supports that he needs, he considers SDM as a tool for growth, helping him determine his strengths, needs, and interests
Parental Mental Ill‐Health
Background Families in which a parent experiences mental ill‐health often face complex and evolving challenges, with individual family members’ needs impacting one another across generations. Accessing appropriate support frequently requires the navigation of multiple services and systems, which can be overwhelming for both families and professionals, potentially leading to barriers in care. To address the challenges inherent with navigating comp…
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