Why We Can't (or Won't) Move on

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"Favorini's approach not only provides fresh and provocative readings of familiar works, but striking new interconnections between them." - Theatre Journal"These studies concretize the somewhat cerebral recounting of cognitive science and its varied views of memory construction while also explicating how constructions of memory in Western theater have been a part of dramatic representations since ancient Greece. Accordingly, the book will be useful to both theoreticians and practitioners of theater and cognitive scientists . . . the study is certainly provocative, and it adds fresh insights regarding several plays in the Western theater canon." - CHOICE

"This book will be the benchmark for the exploration of the fascinating correlations between memory s constructions and theatre s representations." - Gary Williams, Professor Emeritus of Drama, Catholic University

"This is an extraordinary study of memory in its finest filigree structures, as well as its most dramatic outreach. It is at once subtle and forceful, original and true to the master texts it puts into entirely new lights. Favorini shows memory to be a deep ingredient in parts of everyday life where we would not suspect its presence and, carrying forward this presence, in the theatre from its most ancient Greek exemplars to contemporary expressions. Throughout, the author s sure hand guides the reader into ever novel vistas of the memorial dimensions of our lives, both as these lives are directly experienced and as they are presented in dramatic form." - Edward S. Casey, Distinguished Professor at SUNY, Stony Brook and author of Remembering: A Phenomenological Study

From Aeschylus to Sam Shepard

Memory in Play

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Evaluation in Health Promotion

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Buckingham Palace

Corporate Tax Base in the Light of the IAS/Ifrs and Eu Directive 2013/34: A Comparative Approach

The Life and Art of Klara Gereb (1897 -1944)

At the Marsh in the Meadow

A Three Minute Journal to Transform Your Destiny

Believe

Digital Self Mastery: Conquer Your Digital Habits to Boost Your Relationships and Business Growth

America's Oldest

Topsfield Fair

Joseph Smith's Sword

Sustainable Strategies for Long Term Growth

Making Innovation Last: Volume 1

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Tintype in America, 1856-1880

CRIPPLE CREEK DISTRICT

Fiction and Its Execution

The Poetics of Novels

'Easy though it is to despair of the architectural profession, whether from the inside or out, Autotelic Architect gives us reason for hope. It shows how the smart, creative, proactive designer with a grounded sense of global responsibility can make a real contribution to resolving some of the key issues facing human society – and make a living from it.' - Roger Kelly, Architect and former Director, Centre for Alternative Technology, UK
'Autotelic Architect addresses the underlying causes of current challenges in the built environment, including the way architects are taught and the changing roles of the profession. Sumita Sinha’s radical overview is concerned with the business of architecture, providing insight intohow the professioncan betaught and practiced to make it more rewarding in terms of both profitability and societal worth. This bookreveals international and historical perspectives from both sides of architecture’s divides – academia and practice- to demonstrate how architecture and architects can and must survive.' -Dr Mike McEvoy, former Professor of Architecture, University of Brighton, UK
"This overdue book takes a fresh look at the purpose of an architectural education, how architects can use their skills both to satisfy their own business needs and for the wider good. This involves an understanding of what architecture is and what architects do." - Peter Murray, from the Preface to the book
"It is indeed a rapidly changing world for the practice of architecture, with disruptive digital technologies, new social, economic and political orders and increasing environmental challenges. Sumita Sinha's book Autotelic Architect is a very timely, pertinent and valuable analysis of this changing world and what it means for the practice of architecture and other related professions. A 'must-read' book to survive and thrive in our new futures." - Richard Brindley, Director R Brindley Consult Ltd, UK

Changing World, Changing Practice

Autotelic Architect

Plantando iglesias entre los pobres de la ciudad: Volumen 1: Perspectivas teológicas y misionológicas para plantadores de iglesias

The Unexpected Spectacular: A Faithful God. A Journey of Hope

Witchcraft and Demonology in Ghana

Pentecostal Exorcism

WHERE IS EDDIE

Reading Book I of Plato's Republic

Plato on Justice & Power

“Those many with a personal tie to Berkeley will devour this book with delight.”

A City in History

Berkeley

A Heartwarming Story about Family, Love and Friendship

Destiny

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My First 200 Books (GATST)

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Isla and the Spring Concert: An Isla Danney Novel

Essays, Volume 1

Marx and Foucault

Elegies and Memorials of Princess Charlotte

Royal Mourning and Regency Culture

"By contrasting linguistic diversity and language policies across societies, this fine collection provides a unique lens into the status of minorities at a time when multiculturalism is on many scholarly and political agendas. The essays will be of great value to anyone interested in the variable articulation between collective identities, nations, ethnicities, states, and rights."
 - Michele Lamont, Harvard University, co-author of Comparative
Cultural Sociology: Repertoires of Evaluation in France and the United States

"This is a truly outstanding collection of essays on an important and timely subject. There are some outstanding monographs on particular countries, but this is a wide-ranging collection directed by two well- known scholars with an excellent comparative introductory essay. It covers France, the U.S.-California, Canada, Belgium, Switzerland, Serbo-Croatian, Eastern Europe, and Israel. Each of the essays is by a specialist and can be used - as I do in my own work - as a basic reference."
 - Juan Linz, Yale University

Identity Politics in a Multilingual Age

Language, Nation and State

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