John Ireland
Biographic Data
| ID | 1101626 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Ireland |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Ireland |
| SIGNATURE | IRELAND J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Tucson East Community Mental Health Center and University of Arizona Tucson Arizona USA |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1925 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Lettre de Chicago, 12 janvier 2017
Terreur et théologie
Valère Novarina occupe par rapport à Jean Paulhan et sa notion de « terreur » dans les lettres une position très particulière : d'un côté des ambitions iconoclastes, son désir de brûler les idoles de la tradition ; de l'autre, une conscience rhétorique et une vénération pour les œuvres de siècles passés où rhétorique et théologie sont inextricablement mêlées. De cette conjoncture naît une fascination pour l'engendrement, l'auto-propagation lingui…
Numance, Bataille et les fins de la violence théâtrale chez Sartre
La mise en scène de la tragédie de Miguel Cervantès, Le siège de Numance , en 1937, par Jean-Louis Barrault — reprise en 1965, l’année où Sartre signe sa dernière création théâtrale, Les Troyennes — et les réactions qu’elle suscita, notamment chez Georges Bataille, nous accorde une perspective inédite sur le problème inextricable et vexant de la violence chez Sartre. Alors qu’à l’instar du dramaturge de l’Occupation et de l’après-guerre, le milit…
Ouragan sur le sucre
A Speculum in the Text
A Speculum in the Text: Freud’s “Katharina” and Maupassant’s “Le Signe” John Ireland GERALD: It is very difficult to understand women, is it not? LORD ILLINGWORTH: You should never try to understand them. Women are pictures. Men are problems. If you want to know what a woman really means—which, by the way, is always a dangerous thing to do—look at her, don’t listen to her. —Oscar Wilde, A Woman of No Importance. For literature stages the modes of…
Freedom as Passion
Freedom as Passion: Sartre’s Mystery Plays John Ireland* (bio) It is common knowledge that Sartre’s theory of committed literature turns around a fundamental wager. To write and to publish, counting on the reader to realize the meaning and significance of any given work, entails a considerable risk for the writer. But the burden of risk is not assumed equally by the different literary genres. In Qu’est-ce que la littérature?, Sartre’s most famous…
Histoire de Tel Quel 1960-1982
Music and Literature
Buddhist Sutta
.
Sample bias in questionnaire completion at a community mental health center
Clients' treatment expectations at a community mental health center
Clients' expectations about mental health care, particularly differences in these expectations as a function of social class, and the relationship of discrepancies between expectations and perceptions to treatment outcome, is examined in this study with 317 Caucasian clients. In contrast to the majority of studies, no differences in treatment expectations relating to clients' social class, sex, or marital status were found. Nor were discrepancies…
Developing a rural Mental Health Service from a base in an academic clinical psychology program
The development of a Community Mental Health Service for a multiethnic rural area by an academic psychology department clinical program was carried out for the purpose of providing relevant training for grauate students through realistic service functions. The population served was largely lower socioeconomic, and the available resources very limited. The Community Psychology course was used to assist the planning and negotiating for the clinic. …
Phantasie Trio in A Minor; Trio No 2 in One Movement; Trio No 3 in E
Meditation on John Keble's Rogationtide Hymn
A Speech for the Opposition
A SPEECH FOR THE OPPOSITION Get access JOHN IRELAND JOHN IRELAND Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Music and Letters, Volume VIII, Issue 2, April 1927, Pages 109–110, https://doi.org/10.1093/ml/VIII.2.109 Published: 01 April 1927
Extra Supplement
C. Hubert H. Parry, John Ireland, S. S. Wesley, W. G. Alcock, John E. West, Maurice Greene, Alexandre Guilmant, Extra Supplement: Thematic List of Organ Pieces, The Musical Times, Vol. 66, No. 988 (Jun. 1, 1925)
Sample bias in questionnaire completion at a community mental health center
Developing a rural Mental Health Service from a base in an academic clinical psychology program
The development of a Community Mental Health Service for a multiethnic rural area by an academic psychology department clinical program was carried out for the purpose of providing relevant training for grauate students through realistic service functions. The population served was largely lower socioeconomic, and the available resources very limited. The Community Psychology course was used to assist the planning and negotiating for the clinic. …
Extra Supplement
C. Hubert H. Parry, John Ireland, S. S. Wesley, W. G. Alcock, John E. West, Maurice Greene, Alexandre Guilmant, Extra Supplement: Thematic List of Organ Pieces, The Musical Times, Vol. 66, No. 988 (Jun. 1, 1925)
A Speech for the Opposition
A SPEECH FOR THE OPPOSITION Get access JOHN IRELAND JOHN IRELAND Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Music and Letters, Volume VIII, Issue 2, April 1927, Pages 109–110, https://doi.org/10.1093/ml/VIII.2.109 Published: 01 April 1927
Meditation on John Keble's Rogationtide Hymn
Phantasie Trio in A Minor; Trio No 2 in One Movement; Trio No 3 in E
Developing a rural Mental Health Service from a base in an academic clinical psychology program
The development of a Community Mental Health Service for a multiethnic rural area by an academic psychology department clinical program was carried out for the purpose of providing relevant training for grauate students through realistic service functions. The population served was largely lower socioeconomic, and the available resources very limited. The Community Psychology course was used to assist the planning and negotiating for the clinic. …
Clients' treatment expectations at a community mental health center
Clients' expectations about mental health care, particularly differences in these expectations as a function of social class, and the relationship of discrepancies between expectations and perceptions to treatment outcome, is examined in this study with 317 Caucasian clients. In contrast to the majority of studies, no differences in treatment expectations relating to clients' social class, sex, or marital status were found. Nor were discrepancies…
Sample bias in questionnaire completion at a community mental health center
Buddhist Sutta
.
Music and Literature
Histoire de Tel Quel 1960-1982
A Speculum in the Text
A Speculum in the Text: Freud’s “Katharina” and Maupassant’s “Le Signe” John Ireland GERALD: It is very difficult to understand women, is it not? LORD ILLINGWORTH: You should never try to understand them. Women are pictures. Men are problems. If you want to know what a woman really means—which, by the way, is always a dangerous thing to do—look at her, don’t listen to her. —Oscar Wilde, A Woman of No Importance. For literature stages the modes of…
Freedom as Passion
Freedom as Passion: Sartre’s Mystery Plays John Ireland* (bio) It is common knowledge that Sartre’s theory of committed literature turns around a fundamental wager. To write and to publish, counting on the reader to realize the meaning and significance of any given work, entails a considerable risk for the writer. But the burden of risk is not assumed equally by the different literary genres. In Qu’est-ce que la littérature?, Sartre’s most famous…
Ouragan sur le sucre
Numance, Bataille et les fins de la violence théâtrale chez Sartre
La mise en scène de la tragédie de Miguel Cervantès, Le siège de Numance , en 1937, par Jean-Louis Barrault — reprise en 1965, l’année où Sartre signe sa dernière création théâtrale, Les Troyennes — et les réactions qu’elle suscita, notamment chez Georges Bataille, nous accorde une perspective inédite sur le problème inextricable et vexant de la violence chez Sartre. Alors qu’à l’instar du dramaturge de l’Occupation et de l’après-guerre, le milit…
Terreur et théologie
Valère Novarina occupe par rapport à Jean Paulhan et sa notion de « terreur » dans les lettres une position très particulière : d'un côté des ambitions iconoclastes, son désir de brûler les idoles de la tradition ; de l'autre, une conscience rhétorique et une vénération pour les œuvres de siècles passés où rhétorique et théologie sont inextricablement mêlées. De cette conjoncture naît une fascination pour l'engendrement, l'auto-propagation lingui…
Lettre de Chicago, 12 janvier 2017
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