Critical Failures Eric M. Meslin Readers learn that effective interprofessional

Readers learn that effective interprofessional collaboration requires engagement from many stakeholders

unable to find a precedent or cultural parallel

sometimes called coastal concrete

and the ways ships were named

and who can detect buried bones and even corpses underwater

Critical Failures Eric M. Meslin Readers learn that effective interprofessionalCritical Failures revisits the overlooked messiness at the heart of Japan's early experiments with modern criticism. In the Meiji era, young intellectuals posited that mastering the art of critical reading called hihyo was essential for Japan's advancement on the world stage. Yet, while they made concerted efforts to theorize hihyo and proposed ambitious ideals, their actual reading practice often fell short of what they set out to accomplish. Miyabi