Gender, Genre and the 'New Look'

British Cinema in the Fifties

Praxishandbuch zum Arbeitnehmerdatenschutz

Daten- und Persönlichkeitsschutz im Arbeitsverhältnis

Phallicism, Celestial and Terrestrial, Heathen and Christian, its Connexion With the Rosicrucians and the Gnostics and its Foundation in Buddhism, With an Essay on Mystic Anatomy

LatiNext

The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 4

Chemistry of Carbonyl Compounds and Derivatives

Knitting Notes

Poems, Essays, Photos and Artwork for Peace

No War No More

The Stoning of Stephen and the Construction of Christian Identity

Perfect Martyr

Eclogues in a Mustard Seed Garden

&ldquo;[Shawn is] the American theatre&rsquo;s most insistent class traitor.&rdquo; &mdash;The New Yorker"A compelling diagnosis of the world 's injustice but also a very personal response to that injustice." &mdash;San Francisco Chronicle"With wit and wisdom to spare, Night Thoughts is a subversive gem of an essay, which ought to appeal beyond those who already convinced that radical change is needed. Even for those people, a well judged and cleverly argued piece such as this can be restorative and inspiring. Either way, it would surely be beneficial to us all if it received the very wide audience that it deserves." &mdash;Counterfire"With impeccable logic, [Shawn] gently, but lethally, skewers the complacency of the lucky while highlighting the plight of the less fortunate, including the Muslims living in the slums of European cities, the maid of a wealthy friend, and a boy at a dance who shoots someone flirting with his girlfriend." &mdash;Publishers Weekly (starred review)"Shawn has a way of pulling the reader into conversation, making the experience of&nbsp;Night Thoughts&nbsp;feel like more than moving through an extended essay by an important American playwright and actor. Somewhere, as one reads it, the feeling of friendship appears, as if Shawn has known you for years, and now, late in his life, he's decided to tell you what it's all about." &mdash;Shelf Awareness"There is a sense of urgency about this turn to prose, as if Shawn had begun to sense, despairingly, that it is no longer enough to put words in the mouths of fictional characters, that he can no longer wait around for us to figure out what it is he is trying to tell us." &mdash;Long Reads"[L]ike riffs of free-form jazz." &mdash;New York Journal of BooksPraise for&nbsp;Essays:"Lovely, hilarious and seriously thought-provoking." &mdash;Toni Morrison"Wallace Shawn 's essays are both powerful and riveting. To have such a gentle and incisive soul willing to say what others may be afraid to is considerably refreshing." &mdash;Michael Moore"From a low-earning playwright 's troubles to reflections on why the Palestinians are justified in their resentment of Israel. Wallace Shawn: Fearless!" &mdash;GQ, Best Books of 2009"It ''s a treat to hear [Shaun] speak his curious mind." &mdash;O, The Oprah Magazine

An Essay

Night Thoughts

★ “A gentle story about change, home, and the hope life hands us when we open our hearts to receive it.” — Amina Chaudhri, Booklist, starred review"Sarihi's simple, heartfelt story is equally matched by Völk's unfussy yet evocative illustrations…A charming tale exploring themes of change, migration, and resilience told from a child's point of view." —Kirkus Reviews2020 winner of the prestigious BolognaRagazzi Award"It’s a gentle, empathetic story about acclimating to big change, not to mention a story about creative problem-solving, and about a child’s understanding that some things are carried in one’s heart or mind." —Julie Danielson, Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast  "A globally collaborative trio present lucky audiences My Favorite Memories, a poignant, hopeful journey of transition and relocation. Sarihi's spare story, translated from the German by Lauffer and enhanced by IBBY-Honored Völk's magnificent illustrations, will undoubtedly resonate with audiences around the world.” — Terry Hong, Smithsonian BookDragon + Shelf Awareness  “Volk brings Sarihi’s simple but heartening story to life through beautiful…illustrations…Staying true to its childlike perspective, this book offers the opportunity to explore and discuss themes of change, resilience, permanence, and connection.” —Weileen Wang, The Horn Book

My Favorite Memories

Bilingual Inuktitut and English Edition

Nanuq and Nuka: Cleaning Up the Campsite

Nice Things to Say to Yourself on Bad Days and Other Essays

So You're a Little Sad, So What?

50 Ways to Woo your Lover / With Notes from his Ex-Wife

Marriage Advice from a Divorced Guy

Black South African Women's Novels as Feminism

And Wrote My Story Anyway

Berlin, mein Libanon und ich | Die beliebte Tagesthemen-Moderatorin über ihre zweite Heimat

Barfuß in Tetas Garten

The Memoirs Of Joseph Fouché, Duke Of Otranto, Minister Of The General Police Of France: With A Portrait

On the Christian Communist Tradition

Red Theology

An American Art Legacy

Luise Kaish

Das Drei-Ebenen-Modell von Elisabeth Klaus und die Dynamik der Ekklesiologie

Dynamisierung Öffentlicher Theologie

SOVETY DLYa KOROTKIH POEZDOK

HUDOZhESTVENNO-ISTORIChESKIE PLOShhADI V EVROPEJSKIH GORODAH

James Baldwin's Another Country: Bookmarked

Kindercoding Unplugged: Screen-Free Activities for Beginners

James Frankel has accomplished the difficult task of synthesizing the narratives of multiple communities, conflicting political bodies, and diverse literary archives to offer a detailed history of Muslims in China. Islam in China will likely remain the most comprehensive account for the foreseeable future.

British Cinema in the Fifties

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