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It is now becoming increasingly common for a variety of resources based on information and communication technologies and other resources to be on open access, with clear signposting, and with specialist career counselors being available for brief support as well as for longer counseling interviews. In contrast, the Romantic Pragmatists continue the Modern Movement (or, more precisely, the Puginian Gothic Revival) belief that structure should inform space, construction inform detail, and that the interior should inform the exterior--that inside and out must be intimately related in an organic way which does not need an elaborate and imposed signposting system. For a start, the juxtaposition of five essays and a brief epilogue does not of itself make a book, and the text is punctured by the sort of self-conscious and repetitious signposting usually associated with a university thesis. |
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