Controversiae, Books 1–6

Declamations, Volume I

'The sheer amount of information contained within the neatly designed 432 pages is monumental…the author and his publisher should be congratulated for compiling so much data into this book – making it ‘the’ single volume reference source on the US Navy from the time of the Washington Navy Treaty to the aftermath of World War Two.’ – Warships Magazine
Praise for the U.S. Navy Warship series

"Invaluable tools for any historian working in American naval history." 
—International Journal of Maritime History

"These are just what naval history buffs and modelers want when searching for information—everything about a vessel or its class is compiled on the same page. What a time saver!"
—Ships in Scale

"An important reference work from a recognized and expert author with a long tradition of scholarship."
—American Reference Books Annual 

"A necessity for any library."
—Nautical Research Journal

The Navy of World War II, 1922-1947

A brilliantly funny early reader from the beloved author of The Jolly Postman and Each Peach Pear Plum

The Woman Who Won Things

Bilder Geschichten Rezepte

Das Libanon-Kochbuch

Revise and Supplement

Psychology GCSE for Edexcel

Leading Teams - 10 Challenges : 10 Solutions

Nuclear hydrogen will be significant for a low carbon society. This book is excellent for the first step.—Dr. Yoshimi Okada, Chiyoda Corporation, JapanHydrogen economy as an alternative energy source to reduce CO2 emission has been discussed for decades. The fact that nuclear hydrogen production is now almost reality is not widely known. This handbook gives us the most thorough review of the state of art of nuclear hydrogen, which could be used not only for scientific and technological communities, but also for the potential users to assess its reality.—Dr. Toru Ogawa, Japan Atomic Energy Agency, Japan

Nuclear Hydrogen Production Handbook

'This exquisitely-crafted study demonstrates how the visual language of early modern book-making rendered new worlds and peoples legible. Paying attention to the inside and outside of books, to their sentences as well as their material form, this meticulous volume shows how the conceptual grid of cardinal points came to construct ideas of "southern climes" and "the south". The study moves beyond postcolonial theories of self and other, offering wisdom for early modernists, postcolonial theorists, book historians, and literary and historical scholars. A cardinal study, in every sense of the word.'   Isabel Hofmeyr, University of the Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa and New York University, USA

Textual Form and the Production of Human Difference as Knowledge

The Early Modern Global South in Print

A Biography

John McCain

Confederate Ghost Dancer: Asa Carter and the Dream of a White America

PhD, UNESCO-IHE Institute for Water Education, Delft, The Netherlands

Conservation Tillage Systems and Water Productivity - Implications for Smallholder Farmers in Semi-Arid Ethiopia

MacArthur Inventarios del Desarrollo de Habilidades Comunicativas (Inventarios) User's Guide and Technical Manual

Memoir of Fleeming Jenkin

Götter Sagen Labyrinthe

Ariadnes Faden

Auf dich! (Wein),  Shutterstock.com - Rawpixel.com, Postkarten 105x150mm, deutsch, Hoch, Diverse Grüße, Invercote, abgerundete Ecken

Postkarte. Auf dich! (Wein)

Geburtstag

The Political Economies of Associations

Organizing for Collective Action

"Nason and Nesbit have brought together a daring group of thinkers to reimagine the techniques and tools available to urban citizens, and map makers alike, in capturing the urban construct— one that unfolds in front of us as this ubiquitous field of seemingly infinite manipulations and possibilities. Within this context, Chasing the City gives us the unique opportunity to seriously explore the emergent urban landscape in its full capacity." - Petra Kempf, author of You Are the City, Observation, Organization, and Transformation of Urban Settings
"Chasing the City presents a counter perspective on city making. Rather than setting out to impose a mental and physical control on the constantly shifting urban terrains and processes, this edited volume asks the audience to begin by first seeing and investigating the city with the level of rigor and intensity demanded by the rich, complex, layered, incomplete, incongruent, and even contradictory realities of the lived environment. More than looking at the city as-is, Chasing the City offers a critical lens for re-positioning ourselves relative to the city as a dynamic field." - Jeffrey Hou, Professor of Landscape Architecture, University of Washington, Seattle

Models for Extra-Urban Investigations

Chasing the City

The Memoir of a Bad/Good Girl

Falling Into Manholes

Over 300 Hearty Recipes for Every Season

The Encyclopedia of Soups and Stews

A Comprehensive Edition Volume 2

The Short Fiction of Ambrose Bierce, Volume II

Car Culture

"Like many other classics, The Origin of Species is widely known and referenced, yet rarely actually read. Revisiting the Origin of Species asks us what we should make of this celebrated work in view of the ways it was initially read. This book should encourage uninitiated students and scholars alike to do as its title suggests, functioning as both exhortation and guide The focus of this volume is on Darwin-the-text rather than Darwin-the-man, with sparing use of the industrial-scale scholarship that sprang up in his name. The historicism has a narrow and highly disciplined remit; it is a snapshot in the history of ideas. Hoquet’s examination is almost entirely confined to the debates occurring in the period spanning the Origin’s first appearance in 1859 through to the sixth and last edition of 1872, and its early translations. The aim is to de-synthesize understandings of Darwin’s text, to resist the way twentieth-century developments have reinterpreted it according to what Darwin really meant or should have meant. Hoquet wants to recapture the contention the Origin first provoked."
Roderick David Buchanan, 2019

The Other Darwins

Revisiting the Origin of Species

Finding Your Voice in Radio, Audio, and Podcast Production

Fernweh & Traumreise: Impressionen aus Südkorea

Südkorea: Zwischen gelbem und japanischem Meer (Wandkalender 2025 DIN A3 quer), CALVENDO Monatskalender

Azurblau, Felsen, Freundschaft, Himmel, Kieselstein, Meer, Rettungsring, Schriftart, Urlaub, Kiesel, Stein,

Lichtblicke Französisch Postkarten

Postkarte Lichtblicke Fr quer 20117

'In the deliberative model of democracy, a free press is of crucial importance for linking the public sphere and political decision making. Häussler shows in a sophisticated way the potential and the pitfalls for the media to fulfil this role. The philosophical background of the deliberative model is linked in a successful way with complex empirical analyses. The book is highly relevant for journalism, communication, and political science.'- Jürg Steiner, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

'This very substantial and well researched book is an exceptionally valuable contribution to the growing body of empirical literature on deliberative democracy. It should find a wide readership in politics and media studies.' - William Outhwaite, FAcSS, Emeritus Professor of Sociology, Newcastle University

'This important rethinking of the mediated public sphere shows that the range of actors and the qualities of their deliberation differ depending on whether we look at the sphere of civil society or the sphere of government-centered media discourses. Each sphere displays its own strengths and weaknesses, suggesting both the imperfections and the promises of democratic communication processes.' - Lance Bennett, Professor of Political Science and Communication, University of Washington

A Deliberative Model of Democracy

The Media and the Public Sphere

Wirklichkeit ist nur ein Wort

Scamper Tangles with Christmas

Stranger in My Own Country

Acting After Grotowski goes to the heart of the actor’s work: not merely why we act, nor how, but, rather, the foundational inseparability of these two questions. Ranging freely across disciplines, from theatre, to philosophy, to religious studies, to neuroscience, Salata investigates the "Grotowski Question" – for whom do I perform? – seeking answers in both the legacy of practice embodied in the contemporary investigations of the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards, and in Grotowski’s own writings on two key, hitherto under-examined, concepts: the "secure partner" and "carnal prayer." Rooting his analysis in a phenomenological approach to the scholar’s act of bearing witness, Salata has written a groundbreaking, interdisciplinary work which speaks to multiple audiences: theatre artists, theatre scholars, and philosophers concerned with the nature of human encounter, and performance as embodied philosophical praxis. 

Dr. Kathryn Mederos Syssoyeva, author/editor: A History of Collective Creation, Collective Creation in Collective Performance, and Women, Collective Creation, and Devised Performance.

Theatre’s Carnal Prayer

Acting after Grotowski

Declamations, Volume I

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