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Dedicated posthumously to the following members of theAmerican Association for Health Education andleaders in the profession:William CarlyonPeter CorteseWilliam H. Creswell Jr.William M. KaneRobert D. RussellElena M. SliepcevichAnd in particular to Ann Nolte whose love of history andphilosophy provided the impetus and motivationfor this book.
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Page 9 and 10: vi ContentsPART 2DEVELOPING A PHILO
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Page 14 and 15: FIGURES, TABLES,AND EXHIBITSFIGURES
Page 18 and 19: FOREWORDOf the many human activitie
Page 20 and 21: INTRODUCTIONPhilosophy has been def
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Page 64 and 65: The Holistic Philosophy 37Williams
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The Holistic Philosophy 39THE RELAT
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The Holistic Philosophy 41There is
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The Holistic Philosophy 43THE VIEW
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PART2DEVELOPING APHILOSOPHY OFHEALT
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CHAPTER11TEACHING FORUNDERSTANDING
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CHAPTER17PROBLEM - BASEDLEARNING: C
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Problem - Based Learning 171EXHIBIT
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CHAPTER18HEALTH PROMOTIONAND EMPOWE
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CHAPTER19HEALTH EDUCATIONAS FREEING
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CHAPTER22SPIRITUAL WELLNESS,HOLISTI
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CHAPTER25PUTTING POLITICS BACKIN PU
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Politics in Public Health Education
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CHAPTER26HEALTH CARE REFORM:INSIGHT
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Health Care Reform 307MEDICAL EXPEN
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CHAPTER27THE ROLE OF HEALTHEDUCATIO
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CHAPTER28THE ROLE OF HEALTHEDUCATIO
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APPENDIXBPHILOSOPHY OF HEALTHEDUCAT
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APPENDIXECHES QUESTIONSThe American
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Appendix E 401CHAPTER 25: PUTTING P
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414 ReferencesHoyman, H. S. (1971).
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INDEXAActivism, 65Advocacy, 189-190
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Index 419Environment, 20Environment
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Index 421Marketing: contribution to
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