Greg Simon
Biographic Data
| ID | 5541847 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Greg Simon |
| GIVEN NAMES | Greg |
| FAMILY NAME | Simon |
| SIGNATURE | SIMON G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Group Health Cooperative |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Silencing the guns in Africa beyond 2020: Challenges from a governance and political perspective
The need to silence the guns, and consolidate peace and stability in Africa is reflected in the African Union’s Agenda 2063, which calls for a peaceful and politically stable Africa. This paper examines the practicality of silencing the guns beyond 2020 and its associated challenges. To accomplish this, the paper employed a review of the relevant literature to examine whether guns can be silenced in Africa going forward. It suggests that silencin…
Tell Me A Story: Teaching Music Composition Through Narrative Design
Crises in Russia: Contemporary Management Policy and Practice From a Historical Perspective
F. G. L
F. G. L. Gastón Baquero (bio) Translated by Greg Simon (bio) and Steven F. White (bio) Peace. Now it's death that has landed on the steel bands around his chest. Today the dawn unmakes his bed, and his dreams play on in the mirror. A whole life has been summoned into a limitless field, space still empty of his being. He decides to go, to hear his luminous silence spill. He will need to drink the fragrance of the snow he shelters, of the sands tha…
Translator's Note
Translator's Note Greg Simon (bio) Our first introduction to the Cuban poet Gastón Baquero came on the luxurious AVE "bullet train" between Madrid and Seville, as it sped back to Atocha Station in the early evening of July 5, 1999. Steven F. White and I had spent a fabulous, productive but very hot day in Seville, a rich and sensuous city, not unlike Baquero's poems, of extreme density, complex, narrow passageways, and astonishing reservoirs of e…
The River
The River Gastón Baquero (bio) Translated by Greg Simon (bio) and Steven F. White (bio) I've spent sixty years on the banks of a river. Only those who are living there can see it. People heading toward the western market looked at us with fear. They don't understand why the dampness would cling to our clothing, or how we'd reel in those fish for them, the color of blood oranges, from the invisible water. One day a man fell in, and did not reappea…
Homage to Jean Cocteau
Homage to Jean Cocteau Gastón Baquero (bio), Greg Simon (bio), and Steven F. White (bio) Il vous faudrait mourir pour joindre les deux boust. —Jean Cocteau, on the death of Eluard The rope dancer, crossing at the apex of the circus, astonishes his audience. People can't believe how he feels his way past mirrors, pleading for keys in order to get across that other, tenser, more perilous wire. On each side, angels dressed as harlequins support him,…
Hands
Hands Gastón Baquero (bio) Translated by Greg Simon (bio) and Steven F. White (bio) Are you blind to the fact that God gave you those hands? I'm asking you again. —Vicente Huidobro I would like to cut off your hands with a golden saw. Or perhaps it would be best to leave them alone And enclose your body in a wall of cement, With only two exact holes For you to stick out your hands and flap them Like a dove's wings or like prisoners of an implacab…
Adam in Paradise
Adam in Paradise Gastón Baquero (bio) Translated by Greg Simon (bio) and Steven F. White (bio) Adam takes his very first stroll alone with the origin of wind in his hair, destroying empty space, giving human breath to stars and desire to all metals. Now the universe is a Sabian garden that sings, a perfumed place that turns the ground into earth, the air into wind, expanding the light to unveil desire. Where burning lava once burst into flame, th…
Effect on Disability Outcomes of a Depression Relapse Prevention Program
OBJECTIVE: This report evaluates the effects of a depression relapse prevention program on disability outcomes among patients treated for depression at high risk for relapse. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Primary care patients initiating antidepressant treatment for depression were assessed 6 to 8 weeks after the initial prescription. Patients responding to initial treatment but at high risk for relapse were randomized to usual care or a relapse prevent…
Heart of Darkness
Are There Detectable Differences in Quality of Care or Outcome of Depression Across Primary Care Providers
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this work was to determine whether there are detectable differences among primary care physicians in measures of quality of care or clinical outcome for depressed patients during the first 2 months of treatment with antidepressant medication. METHODS: We studied 1,599 depressed primary care patients initiating antidepressant treatment from 63 family physicians in 4 primary care clinics of a staff-model health maintenan…
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Are There Detectable Differences in Quality of Care or Outcome of Depression Across Primary Care Providers
OBJECTIVE: The objective of this work was to determine whether there are detectable differences among primary care physicians in measures of quality of care or clinical outcome for depressed patients during the first 2 months of treatment with antidepressant medication. METHODS: We studied 1,599 depressed primary care patients initiating antidepressant treatment from 63 family physicians in 4 primary care clinics of a staff-model health maintenan…
Heart of Darkness
Effect on Disability Outcomes of a Depression Relapse Prevention Program
OBJECTIVE: This report evaluates the effects of a depression relapse prevention program on disability outcomes among patients treated for depression at high risk for relapse. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Primary care patients initiating antidepressant treatment for depression were assessed 6 to 8 weeks after the initial prescription. Patients responding to initial treatment but at high risk for relapse were randomized to usual care or a relapse prevent…
F. G. L
F. G. L. Gastón Baquero (bio) Translated by Greg Simon (bio) and Steven F. White (bio) Peace. Now it's death that has landed on the steel bands around his chest. Today the dawn unmakes his bed, and his dreams play on in the mirror. A whole life has been summoned into a limitless field, space still empty of his being. He decides to go, to hear his luminous silence spill. He will need to drink the fragrance of the snow he shelters, of the sands tha…
Translator's Note
Translator's Note Greg Simon (bio) Our first introduction to the Cuban poet Gastón Baquero came on the luxurious AVE "bullet train" between Madrid and Seville, as it sped back to Atocha Station in the early evening of July 5, 1999. Steven F. White and I had spent a fabulous, productive but very hot day in Seville, a rich and sensuous city, not unlike Baquero's poems, of extreme density, complex, narrow passageways, and astonishing reservoirs of e…
The River
The River Gastón Baquero (bio) Translated by Greg Simon (bio) and Steven F. White (bio) I've spent sixty years on the banks of a river. Only those who are living there can see it. People heading toward the western market looked at us with fear. They don't understand why the dampness would cling to our clothing, or how we'd reel in those fish for them, the color of blood oranges, from the invisible water. One day a man fell in, and did not reappea…
Homage to Jean Cocteau
Homage to Jean Cocteau Gastón Baquero (bio), Greg Simon (bio), and Steven F. White (bio) Il vous faudrait mourir pour joindre les deux boust. —Jean Cocteau, on the death of Eluard The rope dancer, crossing at the apex of the circus, astonishes his audience. People can't believe how he feels his way past mirrors, pleading for keys in order to get across that other, tenser, more perilous wire. On each side, angels dressed as harlequins support him,…
Hands
Hands Gastón Baquero (bio) Translated by Greg Simon (bio) and Steven F. White (bio) Are you blind to the fact that God gave you those hands? I'm asking you again. —Vicente Huidobro I would like to cut off your hands with a golden saw. Or perhaps it would be best to leave them alone And enclose your body in a wall of cement, With only two exact holes For you to stick out your hands and flap them Like a dove's wings or like prisoners of an implacab…
Adam in Paradise
Adam in Paradise Gastón Baquero (bio) Translated by Greg Simon (bio) and Steven F. White (bio) Adam takes his very first stroll alone with the origin of wind in his hair, destroying empty space, giving human breath to stars and desire to all metals. Now the universe is a Sabian garden that sings, a perfumed place that turns the ground into earth, the air into wind, expanding the light to unveil desire. Where burning lava once burst into flame, th…
Crises in Russia: Contemporary Management Policy and Practice From a Historical Perspective
Tell Me A Story: Teaching Music Composition Through Narrative Design
Silencing the guns in Africa beyond 2020: Challenges from a governance and political perspective
The need to silence the guns, and consolidate peace and stability in Africa is reflected in the African Union’s Agenda 2063, which calls for a peaceful and politically stable Africa. This paper examines the practicality of silencing the guns beyond 2020 and its associated challenges. To accomplish this, the paper employed a review of the relevant literature to examine whether guns can be silenced in Africa going forward. It suggests that silencin…
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