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1. Introduction: Questions and Terms
2. Modality and Cognition in Developmental Theories and Evidence
3. The Modalities as Convergent Sources of Spatial Information
4. Neuropsychological Evidence on Convergence
5. Shape Coding by Vision and Touch
6. Spatial Coding: Studies in Small-scale Space
7. Information and Understanding Large-scale Space
8. Non-verbal Representation: Images, Drawings, Maps, and Memory
9. Some Practical Implications
10. A Theory of Spatial Understanding and Development
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Martin Berry
reviewed Understanding and Representing Space: Theory and Evidence from Studies with Blind and Sighted Children on November 20, 2019 Understanding and Representing Space
I loved this book. Bishop gave a really powerful overview of the importance of allyship, what being an ally does and does not mean, how to be an ally, and how to work with allies. I had to read this for my Anti-Racism Social Work class, and I'm really glad I did.
"Guilt means taking on all the weight of history as an individual; responsibility means accepting your share of the challenge of changing the situation. Members of oppressor groups spend a great deal of energy in denying responsibility for oppression. What would happen if all that energy would be put to work figuring out how to end it?"
"Self-esteem does not have to mean distancing yourself from the oppressor role, it can come instead from taking a proud part in the struggle to end oppression. This involves learning to separate guilt from responsibility. Guilt means taking on all the weight of history as an individual; responsibility means accepting your share of the challenge of changing the situation."
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