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　　Discover the Rewards of Homeschooling Your Young Child

Young children are full of curiosity, imagination, and a sense of

wonder. They're willing to try new things and possess a natural joy

of discovery. Yet in a traditional school, these natural behavior

traits are too often squelched. That's why more and more parents

just like you are choosing to teach their children at home during

these critical years—the years that lay the foundation for

developing learning skills that last a lifetime. Inside, respected

homeschooling author Linda Dobson shows you how homeschooling can

work for you and your young child. You'll discover how to:

?Tailor homeschooling to fit your family's unique needs

?Know when your child is ready to learn to read

?Teach your child arithmetic without fear—even if you're

math-challenged

?Give your child unlimited learning on a limited budget

?And much more!

"Brings dazzling clarity to the otherwise nerve-wracking

confusion of early learning—and the adventure of becoming fully

human. Highly recommended."—John Taylor Gatto,former New York State

Teacher of the Year and author of Dumbing Us Down

"Provides a much-needed introduction to living and learning with

young children. Open the book to any page and you'll find inspiring

anecdotes and approaches to learning that leave the reader

thinking, 'That just makes so much sense!' Highly recommended for

anyone who lives, works, or plays with young children."—Helen

Hegener, managing editor of Home Education Magazine

"An information-packed delight; I only wish it had been around

when our three boys were three to eight years old."—Rebecca Rupp,

author of The Complete Home Learning Sourcebook

"This book brings together the experience and wisdom of a great

variety of homeschooling families—tied together with warm

encouragement and wonderful simplification of processes that can

seem so mysterious and daunting to the beginner. A very solid

resource!"—Lillian Jones, homeschooling activist, writer, and

reviewer

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这是一个十分具有启发性的研究进路，它暗示了两个情境：一系列有秩序的关系以及对此秩序的违背。这样一来，污秽就绝不是一个单独的孤立事件。有污秽的地方就必然存在一个系统。

污秽是事物系统排序和分类的副产品，因为排序的过程就是抛弃不当要素的过程。

污秽就是分类的剩余和残留。它们被排除在我们正常的分类体系之外。

伊图利森林中的俾格米人遭遇不幸时，会说森林情绪不太好，因此特意整晚唱歌来使森林高兴起来，期望他们所做的事会更加兴旺发达。

我们没有仪式就无法经历某些事情。在常规序列中发生的事件要求该序列与其他序列在意义上有所关联。没有整个完整的序列，单独的元素就会走失，不能被感觉。

男性和女性的生理机能可以恰当地用血管来做一个类比。血管一定不能被倒空，也不能去稀释这种维持生命所必须的液体。在字面意义上，女性被恰当地视为一个门径，通过这个门径，里面洁净东西可能受到掺杂而不纯。男性被视为一个孔洞，那种珍贵的特质通过它渗流出来而丧失，整个系统因此而变弱。

禁忌是一个自发的编码实践（coding practice）。它会建立一套关于空间界限的词汇以及一套物理的和口头的信号，为的是把一套脆弱的关系维持在一起。如果这套编码没得到敬重，它就会以危险相威胁。

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