On the birdbox metaphor An online step-by-step essay project By Enok Kippersund
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On the birdbox metaphor An online step-by-step essay project By Enok Kippersund
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List of phases, box-by-box |
| box 1 | (The list here) |
| box 2 | On the nature of metaphors. |
| box 3 | Contributions from generous cyber friends |
| box 4 | Gem quote - Carl R. Rogers: On becoming a person |
| box 5 | The tiny titmouse bringing a reminder on what the metaphor is about |
| box 6 | "At school we have been studying birds," Øystein told his mother, and she took down the story from his dictation. |
| box 7 | The outside for the therapeut, the inside for the client |
| box 8 | Metaphors have been a core element in philosophy since Aristoteles |
| box 9 | Thong of the skin opening both eyes: What is the meaning of the metaphor? |
| box 10 | The metaphor an authority - not a servile gown |
| box 11 | Trying to count the babies. - Visiting home ground. 1 |
| box 12 | What you have tamed |
| box 13 | Putting up scaffolding for next course |
| box 14 | Bye-bye birdbox! |
| Gallery and notice board | |
| gallery01 | Bringing something up |
| gallery02 | the crumb and a feathery guest |
| gallery03 | Holkenok |
| gallery04 | Birdboxes taken down for a winter rest |
| Fuglekassen | The birdbox writing continued in Norwegian |
