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Diva
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Contrôles et perquisitions dans l'entreprise
Contrôles et perquisitions dans l'entreprise
Authors: Olivier Poulet
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Media: Broché
Release Date: 27 January, 2005
Publisher: Dalloz-Sirey
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fering, and, ultimately, the human capacity for empathy.<BR><BR><U>From reviews of Campo’s previous poetry:</U><BR>“Extraordinary meditations on illness and the healing power of words.â€Â—Lambda Literary Foundation<BR><BR>“Read Campo to enter the bloodstream of a man who, with a haunting clarity of vision, shares his memories, his anguish, his healing love.â€Â—Cortney Davis, Literature and Medicine<BR><BR>“Riveting, provocative, and refreshing—[this volume] is a gift to the clinician who is trying to re-invoke in his or her students the humility, compassion, and deep caring that brought us all into medicine in the first place.â€Â—Dr. Sandra L. Bertman, Annals of Internal Medicine<BR><BR>“[Campo] listens to the sounds the body makes, but what he hears is poetry.â€Â—Zoë Ingalls, Chronicle of Higher Education<BR><BR>“Powerful and accessible.â€Â—Jonathan Jackson, Washington Blade<BR><BR>“Bemused, indelible, and heartbreaking.â€Â—Marilyn Hacker, Out<BR><BR>“[Campo’s] private corral of disparate words twist, torque, collide with gorgeous creative imperative.â€Â—Nomi Eve, Independent Weekly<BR>
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CANDID EROTICISM.......2000-02-04 In "Diva," Rafael Campo brings to life the issues that color the world today with bold and touching lines of poetry and prose. Campo's palpable language not only invites but envelopes the reader into his world of pain and anguish, loves and passions-- and the everyday happenstances of life in America and abroad. A doctor by profession, Campo stitches the raw realities of the medical world with the ever-impending emotional tugging that comes along with the social stigmas associated with incurable illnesses such as AIDS. Campo delicately treads on the balance between experience and observation, leading the reader to a heightened awareness of the world around her/him and an empathetic eye to those who share it.
CANDID EROTICISM.......2000-02-04 In "Diva," Rafael Campo brings to life the issues that color the world today with bold and touching lines of poetry and prose. Campo's palpable language not only invites but envelopes the reader into his world of pain and anguish, loves and passions-- and the everyday happenstances of life in America and abroad. A doctor by profession, Campo stitches the raw realities of the medical world with the ever-impending emotional tugging that comes along with the social stigmas associated with incurable illnesses such as AIDS. Campo delicately treads on the balance between experience and observation, leading the reader to a heightened awareness of the world around her/him and an empathetic eye to those who share it.
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The Poetry of Healing: A Doctor's Education in Empathy, Identity, and Desire
Rafael Campo
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Rafael Campo is acclaimed as an important contemporary poet on the basis of his two books of poetry The Other Man Was Me and What the Body Told. In The Poetry of Healing Campo uses his gift for language to explicate and delineate the connections between being a doctor and a poet, a writer and a healer, a gay man and an educator. Campo's topic is always the body and he understands its fragility and resistance, its power and its grace. Campo's prose is precise and poetic; his insights are revelations. The Poetry of Healing is a work of literary grace and compassion--a memoir that illuminates the world with new light and urgency.
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This GLM walks on water!.......2005-05-22 Campo has created a poetic autobiography which describes his life as a gay, Latino doctor and poet. This book exemplifies that a person can be proud of being both a person of color and gay. In addition, we can be artists, healers, and so much more. Though not as effective as Gloria Anzaldua's work, Campo still demonstrates the wonders of inhabiting multiple identities and spaces. At times, he leaves his class-privilege unexamined. Some portions are repetitive. Nevertheless, I feel fortunate that I found and read this series of essays. Knowing that a gay man of color can strive in a demanding field despite bigotry, can perform well at prestigious universities, and can have a long-term partner is quite inspirational for me.
Poetry: the miracle cure.......2000-09-07 I read Campo's poetry before I knew he was a doctor; therefore, I hope he forgives me for thinking of him as a poet first, a doctor second. But this eloquent book--and indeed, Campo's life--exemplifies the benefits of accessing both sides of one's brain, the creative as well as the analytical/scientific. At times soaring with hopefulness and at others questioning the purpose of life and pondering the darkest moments of despair, Campo writes passionately and intimately about his role in the healing arts. This calling is informed as much by his poetic genius and ability to come face to face with raw emotion, unflinchingly, as it is by his doctoral training.
Campo writes powerfully about AIDS and our relationship to the plague in a way one seldom reads: with practical guidelines, not moralistic platitudes and empty slogans. His essay "Imagining Unmanaging Health Care" is worth the price of the book.
An excellent volume of essays, full of warmth, compassion, and most of all, humanity. Campo has truly become the "warrior-physician" he aspired to be--let's hope managed care doesn't drive him from the profession.
A sensitive book by a gay, Latino, physician who treats AIDS.......1998-11-05 Dr. Campo provides a sensitive and sometimes provocative look at the life of a gay, minority, physician who treats patients suffering from the plague of the 90s, AIDS. Moreover, Dr. Campo, a true humanist and poet, discusses how his passion for medicine and writing have oftentimes seemed at odds with each other. He was able to deal with many, many issues in his life and to use both medicine and writing to heal himself, his patients, and, I believe, some of his readers. He is courageous, too, just by writing this kind of book. I couldn't have imagined a Yale-educated physician acting so "un-Ivy." But, Dr. Campo has spoken out to describe, in vivid detail, his love of medicine and of words and, most importantly, of his patients.
This book is a wonderful, wonderful read.
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In his fifth collection of poetry, the physician and award-winning writer Rafael Campo considers what it means to be the enemy in America today. Using the empathetic medium of a poetry grounded in the sentient physical body we all share, he writes of a country endlessly at war—not only against the presumed enemy abroad but also with its own troubled conscience. Yet whether he is addressing the U.S. invasion of Iraq, the battle against the AIDS pandemic, or the culture wars surrounding the issues of feminism and gay marriage, Campo’s compelling poems affirm the notion that hope arises from even the most bitter of conflicts. That hope—manifest here in the Cuban exile’s dream of returning to his homeland, in a dying IV drug user’s wish for humane medical treatment, in a downcast housewife’s desire to express herself meaningfully through art—is that somehow we can be better than ourselves. Through a kaleidoscopic lens of poetic forms, Campo soulfully reveals this greatest of human aspirations as the one sustaining us all.<BR>
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Sectoral labor effects of North American free trade =: TLC, los impactos laborales en sectores clave de las economias
Sidney Weintraub , Monica V. Campos , and Rafael Fernandez de Castro
Manufacturer: Instituto Tecnologico Autonomo de Mexico
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Binding: Unknown Binding
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- Camus, Albert
- Canaday, John
- Canetti, Elias
- Capote, Truman
- Card, Orson Scott
- Carew, Thomas
- Carle, Eric
- Carner, Josep
- Carpenter, William
- Carper, Steve
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