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Has any one here actually used or recommend any of the external sites listed? |
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Most have been added by anons and unless someone objects I'm of mind to delete most of them. |
Most have been added by anons and unless someone objects I'm of mind to delete most of them. |
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== Self-help and Free Antebellum Blacks == |
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Perhaps a section on the self-help exhibited by free blacks living in Pre-Civil War America would be interesting. |
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Revision as of 08:51, 9 May 2006
Legal term?
Is not self help also a specific legal term, perhaps related to pro se (but I think more expansive)? If so that should be mentioned.Mike Linksvayer 00:23, 16 January 2006 (UTC)
- Done. The intro is now somewhat disjointed from the content, which could benefit from more information about the trend toward more expansive self-help services in recent times. Self-help certainly is a widely recognized concept beyond the "pscyhological nostrum." Leastos 06:45, 30 January 2006 (UTC)
Representative samples
I trimmed the list of links and books, removing those that were apparently from non-notable sources, based in part on Alexa ratings. The article won't ever list every book and Web site because it is not a directory.Is there some way we can select representative samples -- aren't their leading authors who set landmarks in this subject? Maybe Norman Vincent Peale ? Leastos 07:03, 11 February 2006 (UTC)
External sites
Has any one here actually used or recommend any of the external sites listed? Most have been added by anons and unless someone objects I'm of mind to delete most of them.
Self-help and Free Antebellum Blacks
Perhaps a section on the self-help exhibited by free blacks living in Pre-Civil War America would be interesting.