A Society in Transition

Why Yemen Matters

In deutscher Bearbeitung von Hermann Hauff

Reise in die Aequinoktial-Gegenden des neuen Kontinents Band 1

You'd Better Believe It

Saga of the Sensors Containing Invasion of the Sensors and Investigation of the Sensors

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"The contributions to this volume provide a colourful panorama of life in ‘liberalized’ India. The state is not always directly visible in these contributions, but the changed conditions of political life in the ‘new’ India are well illustrated by all those who have summed up their interesting field work in this publication." - Dietmar Rothermund, H-Soz-u-Kult, 2011

Interdisciplinary Perspectives

The State in India after Liberalization

Das Sew-Simple-Prinzip: Nähen lernen mit drei Modulen. Wissen, Spaß, Modelle

Näh doch einfach Overlock mit SewSimple

Democracy and Possessive Individualism: The Intellectual Legacy of C. B. MacPherson

Cross-Cultural and Cross-National Perspectives

Islam and Business

Who Was Marco Polo?

'Gray and Bell bring a combination of historical and television scholarship and this conjunction is new and interesting. Their range of interviews have given them key insights to how historians think about television, the attention paid to the audience and the mechanics of programming allows us to think for the first time about the 'reality' of making historical shows. History on Television is without equal as an account of historical television in the UK.' - Jerome de Groot, University of Manchester, UK
'The most interesting public history book I have read this year is Ann Gray’s and Erin Bell’s History on Television (Routledge, 2012), a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how history is commissioned and the audience segmented by producers; and it convincingly analyses how and why women historian-presenters often get a rough deal on the telly.' - Salon
"Undoubtedly the strength of History on Television centres on the range of interviews with commissioners and programme-makers that Gray and Bell have managed to collect. This emphasis on oral testimony reflects similar trends in history programming of incorporating personal stories and lived experience into representations of the historical past of a nation. This empirical endeavour also raises important questions for us related to gender, race and ethnicity, and social class." - Janet McCabe, Birkbeck, University of London, UK

History on Television

’The authors succeed in blending stories of the everyday lives of ordinary people living along the Irish border with a broader political and social analysis of borderlands more generally. Borderlands are always peripheral economically and politically, in this case complicated by contested narratives of identity and memory, and the violence of the past forty years. Partitioned Lives juxtaposes the everyday experience of border crossings, customs regulations, and smuggling ingenuity with enduring contradictions of cultural identity and political allegiances that subvert or bolster the existence of the frontier,' Patrick Duffy, National University of Ireland Maynooth, Ireland

The Irish Borderlands

Partitioned Lives

Teen Angst

"Infused with humor and history, the epic of Siddhartha is perhaps Osamu Tezuka's crowning acheivement and illustrates why, without irony, Tezuka is referred to as 'The King of Japanese Comics'." - LA Weekly"Buddha is one of Tezuka's true masterpieces. We're lucky to have this excellent new edition in English." - Scott McCloud, author of Understanding Comics"In handsome volumes designed by Chip Kidd, the Vertical books present Tezuka at his best." - National Post"Buddha is an engrossing tale. The armchair philosopher, the devout Buddhist, the casual manga fan - this book satisfies all with its tale of humanism through sequential art, and definitely earns its place on a bibliophile's bookshelf." -Anime Insider"This is one of the greatest acheivements of the comics medium, a masterpiece by one of the greats." -Artbomb.net"In Tezuka's world, the exquisite collapses into the goofy in a New York minute, the goofy into the melodramatic, the melodramatic into the brutal, and the brutal into the sincerely touching. The suprising result is a work wholly unique and downright fun." -Time Out NY"Tezuka's Buddha is a striking and memorable confluence of ancient wisdom and contemporary popular art." -Yoga Journal

Buddha 5: Deer Park

un regard diachronique et Géostatistique

La Sabkha de Naâma, une zone humide face aux changements globaux

Das deutsche Heer und der Generalstab 1807-1945

Der Genius des Krieges

The Middle Ages in the Athenian Agora

Purposeful Curriculum Collaboration

Accelerating Student and Staff Learning

Information War and Journalistic Practices

Journalists Under Fire

El Seor Viento Norte

Über 50 schlaue Fragen zum Thema Raumfahrt

Wie geht man im Weltall aufs Klo?

A Patchwork Sampler

Der kleine Waschbär findet neue Freunde – ein Bilderbuch für Kinder ab 2 Jahren

English for Science Communication

'This neatly organized volume holds promise for China studies readers: a case study of a fishing community and market in the Longlake region of Southern Hubei.' - China Journal
'This work is rich in theoretical insight.' - Graeme Smith, The Australian National University

The Institutionalizational Transformation of a Freshwater Fishery in a Chinese Community

Making a Market Economy

'A stimulating and informative collection that examines a wide range of writers and texts from a variety of critical and theoretical perspectives. Essential reading for anyone interested in the relationships between literature, religion and theology in the Romantic period and beyond'. Simon Bainbridge, Lancaster University  '... the volume comprises mostly lucid (and excellent) essays... a worthwhile effort. Recommended.'   Choice  ’Romanticism and Religion is testimony to a formidable literary critic whose dextrous intellectual pursuits have effectively established the legacy upon which this volume stands by marrying the religious with the literary in ever-fruitful, ever-insightful ways.  After all, what is impressive about this volume is not just the breadth and scope of its individual contributions, but the way that, as a collection, it also manages to embrace and develop an active and stimulating debate across and between the wide-ranging views and arguments of its contributors.  In this sense, the spirit of Bernard Beatty's critical acuity, indeed of the mind of the man himself, breathes in this book's pages, and promises a future of scholarly inspiration.’  Byron Journal  ’This book is an important addition to Ashgate's Nineteenth Century series, containing critical and theoretical discussion of Romanticism and its relationship with Religion... a worthy contribution to the field of Romantic studies, and will instigate and inspire continued debate on the subject for some time to come.’  Romantic Textualities  ’...it is refreshing to see theological and literary nuances examined in the light of the multifaceted religious thought that informs both Romanticism and postmodernity, rather than elided in the name of an obligatory materialism.’ BARS Bulletin

Romanticism and Religion from William Cowper to Wallace Stevens

With An Account Of His Labors In Reforming The Gypsy Population Of That Parish (1862)

Memoir Of The Late Reverend John Baird, Minister Of Yetholm, Roxburghshire

Documentary Photography and the Medium of the Camera-Eye in Charles Reznikoff, George Oppen, and William Carlos Williams

Depression Glass

Laws and Invariants of Human Cognition

Psychophysics Beyond Sensation

Common Ground, Common Language, and the Future of Psychoanalysis

Metaphor and Fields

Transforming Public Housing Communities: Transforming Public Housing Communities

Where are Poor People to Live?

Why Yemen Matters

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