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2014
The chapter introduces the occupation and vocational education as a subject of research and their research framework, which include the emergence and origins of didactic approaches and concepts of vocational teaching and learning. The author reviews the history of research on vocational disciplines and vocational didactics at universities and the ...
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The chapter introduces the occupation and vocational education as a subject of research and their research framework, which include the emergence and origins of didactic approaches and concepts of vocational teaching and learning. The author reviews the history of research on vocational disciplines and vocational didactics at universities and the ...
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Marriage, Families & Spirituality
In preaching, prayers, and Church documents, talking about vocation or calling is quite common. Since Vatican II, it has increasingly been applied to marriage as well. In contrast, there is relatively little systematic theological reflection on a theology of vocation.
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In preaching, prayers, and Church documents, talking about vocation or calling is quite common. Since Vatican II, it has increasingly been applied to marriage as well. In contrast, there is relatively little systematic theological reflection on a theology of vocation.
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Nursing Ethics, 2002
In this article the author argues that nursing is best understood as a vocational occupation. Using Blum’s model of vocations it is argued that such occupations are socially expressed within practices embodying traditions, norms and a range of meanings: industrial, social, personal and moral.
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In this article the author argues that nursing is best understood as a vocational occupation. Using Blum’s model of vocations it is argued that such occupations are socially expressed within practices embodying traditions, norms and a range of meanings: industrial, social, personal and moral.
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Stories of Vocation: Education for Vocational Discernment
Religious Education, 2008Abstract Women's stories often have unplanned vocational twists. In oral histories with thirty-four women from diverse contexts, Moore discovers the power of narration to reveal and shape women's vocational journeys. Analysis uncovers qualities of the women's journeys: facing unexpected turns; trusting spiritual-intuitive knowing; analyzing and ...
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Rethinking Science as a Vocation: One Hundred Years of Bureaucratization of Academic Science
Science Technology and Human Values, 2022You-Na Lee, John Walsh
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Renunciation of Vocation and Renunciation within Vocation
2018This chapter addresses the question of whether some people might be called to renounce a vocation and turn away from their callings because of some moral, relational, or religious demand. Drawing on various elements in the Hindu tradition, the author suggests an alternative: renunciation within vocation.
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