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Direct linkLawrence, Joshua – Journal of Education, 2005
To flourish means to grow luxuriantly, to thrive, to attain success, and to prosper. Both plants and humans flourish, and seminal thinkers have drawn connections between human and floral flourishing. Homer, Plato, and William James use floral imagery to describe their highest aspirations for human blossoming. In Aldous Huxley's dystopia,…
Descriptors: Articulation (Education), Psychometrics, Floriculture, Educational Researchers
