Carl Cohen Knihy

The product of one of the most talked-about dramatists in the French language since Arrabal and the advent of the theatre of panic, Copi's works continue to shock and challenge to this day.

This training manual focuses on improving cultural competency among nursing home staff, emphasizing the importance of understanding diverse backgrounds to provide better care. It includes practical strategies, case studies, and interactive exercises designed to foster communication and respect for residents' cultural differences. By equipping caregivers with the necessary tools and knowledge, the manual aims to enhance the overall quality of care and create a more inclusive environment for all residents.

Exploring the ethical implications of racial preference, this philosophical work argues that such biases are fundamentally flawed and detrimental. Authored by Carl Cohen, a long-standing philosophy professor at the University of Michigan, the book presents a clear and concise examination of the moral reasons against racial preference, contributing to ongoing debates about equality and justice in society.