Volume 4

Thud in Trouble

A Historical Account Of Church-Government As It Was In Great Britain And Ireland, When They First Received The Christian Religion (1684)

Who Cares Who Wins

Seminar on Empirical Processes

A Women's Devotional

The Hero-ine Within, Finding Fulfillment in your Purpose

Horror Stories (Part 1)- Ghosts Stories from Fictional and Supernatural World

Groundwater Management in India

Natural

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God and The Twelve Problems of Evil

Contributions of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in the 21st Century

A Taylor Double Ancestry

Eigenlogiken, Widersprüche und Hybriditäten in und von ,America´s finest city'

San Diego

Street-level economic activity and social policy failure

Begging questions

Mesdemoiselles de Marsange Partie 2

Inferno Scorcher

The Psychology Of Jingoism (1901)

Das Zusammenspiel von Marken & Storytelling. Aufbau starker Marken mittels Storytelling-typischer Elemente

English Surnames: An Essay on Family Nomenclature, Historical, Etymological, and Humorous

Haut und andere Farben

Schwarz-Weiß-Bunt

Rückkehr zum Immenhof

The step-by-step secrets for how to make your photos look like the pros''!

Digital Photography Book

Stories of Pregnancy, Birth, and the Unexpected

High Risk

Level 5A

Mission to Mars

How Lucky Am I?

Sejanus Français, Au Roi

One Equals Many

The Wedding Night Before Christmas

Between Saying and Doing is an enriching, enlivening book. This is the work of a generous philosopher at the height of his powers stretching readers to the height of theirs.

Towards an Analytic Pragmatism

Between Saying and Doing

’In the impressively scholarly and original Eventful Bodies, Michael Schillmeier brilliantly fashions a cosmopolitics of illness. Taking dementia, stroke and SARS as his case studies, Schillmeier not only reformulates our understandings of health and illness, but also interrogates the very foundations of social theory. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the processuality, complexity and heterogeneity of contemporary society.’ Mike Michael, University of Sydney, Australia  ’This is a beautiful book. It focuses on dementia, stroke and SARS and how they unbutton not just bodies and selves, but also social relations and the forms of order that underpin them. From this perspective of illness as a cosmopolitical event, Schillmeier offers us a profound new approach for theorizing and researching medicine, health and illness that keeps people centre stage. Drawing together the empirical, the political and the existential, Eventful Bodies also proposes a new, activist and caring sociology.’ Joanna Latimer, Cardiff School of Social Sciences, UK  ’Bodies may indeed be everywhere in contemporary social theory, but rarely are they articulated with such feeling and conceptual rigour as in this beautiful and insightful book. The cosmopolitical approach to bodies under challenge that Schillmeier develops here looks certain to set the agenda for social approaches to embodiment for some time to come.’  Steven D. Brown, University of Leicester, UK  ’If you ever wondered what cosmopolitical research would look like, you need to read this book. Michael Schillmeier carries out a brilliant exercise in making accessible and practical the thought of philosophers such as Heidegger, Whitehead, Deleuze or Stengers in order to offer a splendid and novel analysis of the societal issues of health and illness beyond the dominant deficit model.’ Miquel Domènech, Universitat AutÃ²noma de Barcelona, Spain

The Cosmopolitics of Illness

Eventful Bodies

An Account Of The Printed Text Of The Greek New Testament, With Remarks On Its Revision Upon Critical Principles (1854)

Thud in Trouble

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