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"Henrik Lagerlund’s Skepticism in Philosophy: A Comprehensive, Historical Introduction has the rare distinction of offering a rich and thorough historical overview of skeptical thought, while nonetheless remaining engaging and accessible throughout. This book will be particularly welcomed by those teaching in this field."Duncan Pritchard, University of California, Irvine, and The University of Edinburgh
"Henrik Lagerlund's Skepticism in Philosophy: A Comprehensive, Historical Introduction is precisely this: comprehensive and historical, but more than anything, a philosophically rich　engagement with skepticism. The book will engage and enlighten any philosopher thinking about skepticism and the history of epistemology. Lagerlund offers a compelling alternative to　Richard Popkin's influential claim that modern philosophy gets off the ground through a "Pyrrhonian crisis" in the 16th century. Lagerlund identifies an earlier, momenteous shift. 14th century　philosophers accept a premise that changes the landscape of epistemology: God could deceive us. They also accept a premise that changes the foundations of theology: God's omnipotence　can make things happen without the help of natural causes. Put together, these premises provide a framework in which early modern skepticism can flourish. Lagerlund's analysis of this shift　puts thinkers like Ockham and Buridan into the limelight, and prepares the ground for a fresh glance at modern arguments."Katja Maria Vogt, Columbia University". . . a lively, readable, and reliable history of skepticism—in the western tradition." Stephen Leech, Keele University in Philosophy in Review

A Comprehensive, Historical Introduction

Skepticism in Philosophy

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Météorologie Avec La Science de l'Homme Et Principalement Avec l'Hygiène Publique. Tome 1

Oeuvres Complètes de Pigault-Lebrun. Tome 11

The Story of Angela Etapp of Waskaganish

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In this revised version, Robinson’s thought reflects the complexity of doing and studying translation even better than in previous editions. Linking phenomenology, cognitive science and semiotics, amongst others, with lived experience is what makes this a great textbook. It guides without imposing rules. 
Kobus Marais, University of the Free State, South Africa
Robinson’s new and much revised volume is a thought-provoking and rich introduction to the theory and practice of translation. This edition brings the discussion up to the present, engaging with social media discussions and multimedia communication. The material for discussion and student follow-up is ideal for teaching purposes and should serve to spark conversations and challenge students across the globe.
Sandra L. Halverson, University of Agder, Norway
A timely overhaul in keeping with recent developments and the rapidly changing landscape of scholarship in translation studies. The book continues to be an invaluable contribution to translation pedagogy, theory and practice. A must have for scholars, students and practitioners alike.

Paul F. Bandia, Concordia University, Canada

An Introduction to the Theory and Practice of Translation

Becoming a Translator

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Testing and Evaluation of Strength and Power

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More Than A Place In The Sun

Histoire de la Langue Et de la Littérature Française, Des Origines À 1900. Xviie Siècle, 1661-1700

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"This is an important and complex text that offers a new understanding of the body in psychoanalysis, drawing on both clinical and theoretical understandings, both Freudian and Lacanian. The reconsideration of somatization and symptom in this book opens new structures of plot for understanding the various itineraries of sexual desire and gender formation.This is an innovative and bracing work that opens up the links between psychoanalysis and literature in light of new understandings of sexuality and desire. "-Judith Butler, author of Gender Trouble andThe Psychic Life of Power
"Taking the body as a political and cultural 'archive,' Fernanda Magallanes’s clear and concise book accomplishes a noteworthy conceptual revolution. Psychoanalysis, the Body, and the Oedipal Plot thus questions the bread-and-butter issue of conventional psychoanalysis and disrupts the penis et circenses glibness of classical Oedipal theory."-Patricia Gherovici, psychoanalyst and author of Transgender Psychoanalysis: A Lacanian Perspective on Sexual Difference
"Through a close reading of psychoanalytic texts, Fernanda Magallanes makes Freud lie down on the couch of post-structural, feminist, queer, and trans theories. Paying attention to Freud’s use of the story of Oedipus and to his bodily specificities, Magallanes unveils the patriarchal foundations of the Freudian narrative of the Greek myth. Instead of getting rid of Oedipus, Magallanes’s interesting move is to save Oedipus from the Freudian 'norm,' giving him the chance to accept his own vulnerability and alterity. The result shakes the foundations both of psychoanalytic theory and practice. Magallanes's incisive essay deserves to play a central role in what I hope will become a movement of thought that will question the sexual and gender normativity of psychoanalytic discourses and practices."-Paul B. Preciado, author of Testo Junkie, The Countersexual Manifiesto and Pornotopia

A Critical Re-Imaging of the Body in Psychoanalysis

Psychoanalysis, the Body, and the Oedipal Plot

Finnish Edition of Pearl's Life

Helmin elämää

‘[…] the volume offers an engaging and provocative look at how games are changing the ways that female strength is imagined, envisioned, and made playable in videogames.' - E. Bertozzi, Quinnipiac University, USA (April 2021 issue of CHOICE)

Mechanisms of War, Feminist Values, and Interventional Games

Feminist War Games?

Jonathan Downie continues his mission to bring interpreting research to the people. Outspokenly, he tackles fundamental questions for interpreters in the 21st Century. Firmly grounded in Interpreting Studies, Downie interlaces research with anecdotes well-founded in any interpreter’s daily life. It is an equally trailblazing and sulphurousbook on the aspirations of machine interpreting, and the fatal mistake of not making a difference. The book is a welcome addition both to the debate on the future of interpreting and to my students’ literature list. 
Elisabet Tiselius, Stockholm University, Sweden

A deep exploration of the limits of language, technology and the enabling power of human mediation in promoting understanding. This book puts interpreters back in the driver's seat, where they belong.
Ewandro Magalhaes, Technology Advocate and Former Chief Interpreter in the UN System, USA

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