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Two New Books from Bahçeşehir University Press
Bahçeşehir University Publications introduce to its readers brand new two books contributing much to the world of science.
Bahçeşehir University Press brings two new books that make important contributions to the world of science to its readers.
Aiming to contribute to knowledge production through its scholarly publications, Bahçeşehir University Press continues to publish books in all academic disciplines. In this context, two new books published by Bahçeşehir University Press make important contributions to the fields of psychological counseling and creative thinking.
THE FIRST COMPREHENSIVE BOOK IN THE FIELD OF PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELING AND GUIDANCE
The book "Culturally Responsive Counseling in Türkiye: Through the Eyes of Practitioners", written by Jacqueline S. Mattis and Fulya Kurter, is the first comprehensive book in the field of psychological counseling and guidance in our country. The book is a reference source for psychological counselors, counselor educators, candidates and members of other professions in the field of mental health, teacher candidates and educators working at different levels of education, school administrators, decision-makers (officials of the Ministry of National Education, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Family and Social Policies, etc.), employees of relevant civil society organizations and anyone interested in the subject...
AN IMPORTANT CONTRIBUTION TO "CREATIVE THINKING AND SCIENTIFIC PERSPECTIVE"
Written by two physicists and published by Bahçeşehir University Press, the book "Science, Order and Creativity" by David BOHM and F. David PEAT is a very important work in terms of creative thinking and scientific perspective. The back cover text of the book defines creativity as follows: "Creativity begins when the mind envisions, in its imagination and thought, a 'thing' that did not exist before. This new mental form brings itself into being by changing 'an area' of life. Bringing into existence what does not exist sometimes takes the form of a primary school child discovering a new route, sometimes a surgeon finding a new surgical method, and sometimes a film director bringing to the big screen a new way of life of their own within an existing socio-psychological lifestyle."
