A NEW PERSPECTIVE STARTS HERE
Words that open
minds. Ideas that
move us forward.
Exploring the way we think, the choices we make, and the people we can become.
On the page. In the room.
Always with a human perspective.
A world of possibilities.
Good ideas begin with
better questions.
01 — THE WRITING
A different way
to see the everyday.
Sociolosophy
Different Ways of Thinking and Behaving
An invitation to examine our assumptions, understand our patterns, and explore new possibilities for ourselves and the world around us.
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Second edition · 173 pages · ISBN 9781722719319A MOMENT WITH THE BOOK
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Introduction
A way of understanding
We might ask, what is Sociolosophy? It is the critical analysis of human behavior by examining both the social sciences and philosophy to provide additional insight into how we develop, maintain, and change our thinking, feeling, and behavior in an attempt to devise better ways of being human.
— Garland Sharp, Sociolosophy
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Sociolosophy: Different Ways of Thinking and Behaving deals with improving people’s lives in a world where they adopt many different ways of being human. This book’s basic premise is that individuals can better understand and improve their lives through new ways of thinking, feeling, and behaving. It explores the idea that individuals’ definitions of themselves and their world determine how they think, feel, and behave.— Garland Sharp · Introduction
03 — THE PERSON BEHIND THE WORDS
Curiosity is
a lifelong practice.
Garland Sharp is a writer, lecturer, and educator interested in how people think, learn, and grow.
The author of Sociolosophy: Different Ways of Thinking and Behaving, he brings a background in adult education, human resource development, and personal development facilitation to his work.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in Technological Adult Education and a master’s degree in Human Resource Development from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
02 — IN PICTURES
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