CURE Quote
There is a cure for this ignorance, and it’s called “education.” I don’t mean the kind of schooling that is being provided in most institutions of learning, today. I mean Education. The word “educate” comes from the root duc, duce, which means lead; the prefix “e-,” which means out; and the suffix “–ate,” which means the act of. To educate someone is to be engaged in the act of leading them out of ignorance in every area, but particularly in the areas of empathy, understanding, and acceptance.
— Chris G. Sibley, Fiona Kate Barlow editors, The Cambridge Handbook of the Psychology of Prejudice, 2017-
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Healing, Caring, Curing – Compared
Is healing curing? Is curing healing? Does caring cure? Does it heal? With the conceptual framework of the New Theory of Cure, we can look at these questions in a new light. In October 2023, I published a post on … Continue reading
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