Language Conflict and Language Planning

War of Nerves

Neuroimmunology of Sleep

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Illinois Agricultural Economics; Vol. 1, No. 1 (1961

Vindagua; 1945

A History of the Turkish Military of Samarra (A.H. 200-275/815-889 C.E.)

The Breaking of a Thousand Swords

Suite des mémoire de Gaches, 1610-1620

The Chemist and Druggist [electronic Resource]; Vol. 168 = no. 4040 (27 July 1957)

The Question of Humanism

Butterfly Wings

Markets and Sustainable Finance

Managing Financial Institutions

Pauli Zacchiae Romani ... Quaestionum Medico-legalium: Tomus Primus [-tertius], Volume 2

Visions of Female Sexual Power and a World Without Rape

Yes Means Yes!

Feeding Cattle and Sheep on the Range and in the Feed Lot; E70

Cat's Tale [1944]; II

Essays on Emotion Theory

Emotions

"For any parent of a child diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome or Autistic Spectrum Disorder, this is a must-read book. Part I movingly narrates a child’s gradual emergence from a world cut off from emotional intimacy into one in which she blossoms as a vitally alive, creative human being. Anna’s story, as movingly told by her mother, Dr Diana Thielst, demystifies an autistic developmental state, despite facing a barrage of social opprobrium and blame from family and professionals. 
In Part II, Lichtenberg employs a developmental perspective to explicate the modes of human relatedness harnessed by Dr Thielst to facilitate Anna’s emerging sense of self in relationship with others in her social world. In a clear, precise and masterful way, he details the interactive, intersubjective, and relational components active in Dr Thielst’s and Anna’s relationship that reawakened in Anna a sense of emotional relatedness, and fostered her impressive adaptive development. This book will be an indispensable resource for professionals working in this field and is warmly recommended." – Paul Renn, Forum for Independent Psychotherapists, author of The Silent Past and the Invisible Present: Memory, Trauma, and Representation in Psychotherapy

A Case Narrative with Reflections on Early Development

From Autism and Mutism to an Enlivened Self

‘Anderson and White expose long-ignored problems in organized, competitive youth and school team sports in an effort to elicit transformational actions on the part of readers. They challenge readers to view sports critically, to be aware of empirically unsupported myths about sports, to review research documenting problems in these sports, and to develop strategies that convert sports into activities that foster compassion, cooperation, and consistently positive health outcomes for all participants. As the authors explain, with the mythology and vested interests associated with current sport structures, it will take a long, heated struggle to achieve such outcomes.’ – Jay Coakley, Professor Emeritus of Sociology, University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, USA

‘This is an important book which everyone studying, playing and administrating sport should read. Academically rigorous, intellectually challenging and very well written this book changed the way I think about sport and what I teach. Undergraduates will find this book accessible and the case studies illuminating and thought-provoking. All readers will find the content provocative, interesting and insightful.　 The work is relevant to sport both in the UK and the USA and more widely. At a time when sport faces so many challenges this book helps us understand why and is seminal in the critical analysis it presents.’ – Andy Smith, Professor and Founding Head of the School of Sport, York St John University, UK
'Sport, Theory and Social Problems is an outstanding introduction to critical theory in sport sociology ... a brilliant addition to the curriculum of any introductory course on the sociology of sport ... This book is powerful, engaging both intellectually and emotionally, pedagogically structured and well written. It highlights how damaging organized, competitive team sports can be, without claiming that all sport is bad all the time, or that sport cannot be socially good.' - Anne Tjonndal, idrottsforum.org

'In my opinion, this book is a brilliant addition to the curriculum of any introductory course on the sociology of sport. Most readers (sport science/sport sociology students at least) will find that this book confronts them with many of the cultural ‘truths’ we believe about organized sport in Western cultures. Students at both bachelor and master level would benefit greatly from reading Anderson and White’s introduction to critical perspectives on the sociology of sport. This book is powerful, engaging both intellectually and emotionally, pedagogically structured and well written. It highlights how damaging organized, competitive team sports can be, without claiming that all sport is all bad all the time, or that sport cannot be socially good.' - Anne Tjønndal, Faculty of Social Science, Nord University

A Critical Introduction

Sport, Theory and Social Problems

House Inspector

"From black beans to hazelnuts to coconuts to pinenuts to grains and spices, this is a great introductory text.... The font is large, the text is simple and rhyming, and the illustrations are excellent. A two page appendix gives more information in paragraph form. This is a very nice addition to a nonfiction section of any children&#8217;s library."

Let's Go Nuts!: Seeds We Eat

Revival: Czech Drama Since World War II (1978)

STRAIN AND DISLOCATION GRADIENTS FROM DIFFRACTION

Manuale Pietatis, Seu Parvum Coeleste Palmetum, In Quo Anima Fidelis Ad Manum Habet Quidquid Ad Pietatis Incrementum Ipsi Possit Esse Auxilio

The Middle Lias Of Northamptonshire Considered: Stratigraphically. Palaeontologically. Economically. As A Source Of Water Supply. As A Mitigator Of Fl

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Eine fotojournalistische Reise

Die neue Seidenstrasse. Chinas Weg zur Weltmacht

Ayantee; 1955

The Adirondack Region

Miscellaneous Remains From the Commonplace Book of Richard Whately, D.D., Late Archbishop of Dublin: Being a Collection of Notes and Essays Made Durin

'[This book] has so much to offer its readers in the area of curriculum development ...[it] is essential reading for adult educators, researchers, and for anyone whose interests include adult and higher education.' - Broadcast
'I would recommend the book and suggest it should be read by anyone who has an interest in the field as it captures the 'state of play' in debates about issues and research for widening access.' - Mary Stuart, University of Sussex

Issues and Approaches in International Research

Researching Widening Access to Lifelong Learning

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