East Liverpool

'This book stands high in my list of best social work books. Rooted in the author's own life and work in Northern Ireland, the book has humanity and authenticity. The frequent Examples ground Heery's work in fascinating detail, revealing the messy reality of practice through a series of Conversations. The book is a powerful exposition of the complex dynamic of the personal, the professional and the political in the context of communal and common violence. I strongly recommend it.' - Mark Doel, Emeritus Professor, Sheffield Hallam University

'When reading this bookyou will feel like you are having a conversation with Gerry Heery and you will learn so much from his compassion, humility, and wisdom derived from many years of working with people who have been violent.' - Tim Chapman, Visiting lecturer, Ulster University
'Social workers and other helping professionals often work with both the victims and perpetrators of violence – often at the same time. In this illuminating book Gerry Heery has brought his wealth of practice experience to doing what many other books fail to do – setting out how to engage and work with those who are violent towards others in their everyday relationships. Underpinned by sound academic scholarship, this is a well-written and helpful resource, and both new and experienced practitioners will find it an invaluable aid.' - John Devaney, PhD, Centenary Professor of Social Work, University of Edinburgh

Social Work Conversations about Violence

Promoting Non-Violence

Rocky Mount and Nash County

"A compelling scholarly re-interpretation of Grotius and his complex relationship with the so-called Grotian tradition." - Andrew Linklater, Woodrow Wilson Professor of International Politics, University of Wales, Aberystwyth

Hugo Grotius in International Thought

Everlasting Things Are Incomplete

Das Lahntal ist mit seinen pittoresken Orten ein Touristenmagnet für Radfahrer, Wanderer und Genießer

Sehnsuchtsziel Lahn (Wandkalender 2026 DIN A4 quer), CALVENDO Monatskalender

"Written thirty years ago, Dr. Gilligan’s Therapeutic Trances remains one of the few books that genuinely guides learners and practitioners to an understanding of the hypnotic approach taught by Milton Erickson. The key ideas of Erickson’s approach may be known to many, but the actual implementation of these ideas is still not apparent in many cases. Removing this gap between knowing and implementing has been the goal of Gilligan’s work throughout his career. This book has obviously been written from his heart with two goals: one is the desire to help therapists truly understand the paradigm Erickson created, and the other is to help therapists treat clients in the most positive and health-oriented manner."

Stephen Lankton, MSW, DAHB, author, The Answer Within and Tools of Intention; editor-in-chief, American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

The Cooperation Principle in Ericksonian Hypnotherapy

Therapeutic Trances

Frauenkirche, Strategien gegen die Gewalt, Umverteilung von Arbeit, Macht
und Geld, Karriere in der Kirche, Lebensentw&uuml;rfe von Frauen, Frauenfreundschaft
- Frauenliebe, Abendmahl und Eucharistie, Frauenliturgie - das sind einige
Stichworte aus den neun Foren des &Ouml;kumenischen Frauenkongresses, der vom
17. bis 19. Oktober 1997 in Ludwigsburg stattgefunden hat. Hier sind die
Grundsatzreferate und Ergebnisse, die 1.400 aus elf Kirchen in W&uuml;rttemberg
erarbeitet haben. In Leitlinien werden Ziele artikuliert: Frauen wollen
sichtbar werden mit dem, was sie in ihren Gemeinden und Kirchen tun, sie
wollen in allen kirchlichen &Auml;mtern wirken. Neben den neun Foren enth&auml;lt
der Band Liturgien zum Weiterfeiern, sowie eine F&uuml;lle von praktischen Erfahrungen
und Tips f&uuml;r die Organisation einer solchen Gro&szlig;veranstaltung.

SUPERLCCS 2006: Schedule T Microfiche Technology

Yedho Oru Nadhiyil

Death and Dynasty in Early Imperial Rome

Mitarbeitergespräche in der Arzt- und Zahnarztpraxis

Wir müssen reden

Plant Chemotherapy as Evaluated by the Fusarium Wilt Assay on Tomatoes

Muggsy

Florida Flambeau; 1960

The Improvement Era; 46 no. 12

As the editors of Translational Pain Research: From Mouse to Man state in their preface, "the study of pain is of enormous human importance for the obvious reason that in the course of a lifetime, few individuals manage to evade disruption of their lives by consequential pain experiences." The book is a comprehensive survey of recent pain research that attempts to bring basic science closer to the bedside. The primary intended audience of the book is academic and pharmaceutical industry researchers. Laboratory animal veterinarians and research technicians will also find it a useful reference…In conclusion, Translational Pain Research is a comprehensive review of current research in an area of vital interest to laboratory animal professionals responsible for programs in experimental pain research. The book is highly technical but a non-specialist would find it difficult, but ultimately rewarding.--Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science, September 2010

From Mouse to Man

Translational Pain Research

Engagement: Un Roman Sur La Gestion Des Risques Projet

&#8220;A major work, a glittering combination of brilliant craftsmanship, psychological perception and objective reporting.&#8221; &#8211;The New York Times&#8220;An artful triumph. . . .  [The Jewel in the Crown] goes forward with considerable power and urgency. . . . Besides storytelling, Mr. Scott uses his remarkable techniques to portray a place and a time, a society and its social arrangements, that are now history.&#8221; &#8211;The New Yorker&#8220;Far more even than E.M. Forster, in whose long literary shadow he has to work, Paul Scott is successful in exploring the provinces of the human heart.&#8221; &#8211;Life&#8220;The strength, assurance and stamina displayed in The Day of the Scorpion are quite outstanding. [Scott is a] writer who has thoroughly mastered his material, and who can . . . work through a maze of fascinating detail without for a moment losing sight of distant and considerable objectives.&#8221; &#8211;The Times Literary Supplement&#8220;An epic of genius.&#8221; &#8211;Philadelphia Inquirer

The Jewel in the Crown, the Day of the Scorpion; Introduction by Hilary Spurling

The Raj Quartet (1)

AAMAS 2017 Workshops, Visionary Papers, São Paulo, Brazil, May 8-12, 2017, Revised Selected Papers

Autonomous Agents and Multiagent Systems

Fire

Thorns of Decision

Miracle at St. Anna

Compound Guns, Many-Barrelled Rifle Batteries, Machine Guns Or Mitrailleurs

Soul eater soul art 2

"What's the Worst Thing You Can Do to Shakespeare? is written in a refreshing quick-fire style, at times informal and irreverent, but nevertheless engaging, entertaining, and scholarly. Detailed endnotes, including full references of all works cited, a cumulative index of references, and over a dozen well-chosen black-and-white illustrations (mostly screen captures from various media cited in the book) are included." - Parergon

"In What's the Worse Thing You Can Do to Shakespeare?, seasoned icono-clashers Richard Burt and Julian Yates scan the Shakespearean mediascape for its intensities, lags, evasions, and misfires. In wryly techno-savvy readings that cross-cut between the First Folio, conceived as a canny media launch, and contemporary video and film refractions, Burt and Yates renew the enterprise of close reading without either fetishizing the Shakespearean original or exchanging the vertiginous risks of unreadability for quick laughs and easy access." - Julia Reinhard Lupton, Professor of English, The University of California, Irvine, USA and author of Thinking with Shakespeare: Essays on Politics and Life

"A spectacular traversal and updating of Shakespeare's legacy as media event and up-to-the-minute report on traumatic narratives, blatant or concealed, that continue to hound us. I have the chapter on Hamlet's telephone on speed dial. A genuine achievement of boundary-breaking proportions and strong achronicities." - Avital Ronell, University Professor of German, Comparative Literature, and English, New York University, USA

"Shakespeare is in the right kind of danger when he is taken up by the authors of this bracing, shamelessly provocative, and at times charming book. What's the Worst Thing You Can Do to Shakespeare? asks how different media forms have jostled or interrupted our relationship with Shakespeare. Informed by the materialist turn in recent criticism, this book calls attention to the ways in which a variety of media forms - film, audio recordings, digital media, manuscript and print sources - create gaps in the archive that is Shakespeare. Filling, or failing to fill in these gaps, is the subject of this engaging study, which is far from the worst thing you could do to Shakespeare." - Michael Witmore, author of Shakespearean Metaphysics, and, with Rosamond Purcell, Landscapes of the Passing Strange: Reflections from Shakespeare

"This book is useful for readers looking for an alternative interpretation of 'un/reading' than the all-too-common understanding of not reading as some sort of absolute failure or deficiency. Burt and Yates delight in the unreadable spaces that modern media has created in its treatment of Shakespeare's life and works." The Shakespeare Newsletter

What's the Worst Thing You Can Do to Shakespeare?

"...it comes as a breath of fresh air to read a book with such a straight, plain speaking and jargon-free way of putting across its subject matter...Dedicating more than twenty pages to a brief histroy of Internet and Telecom may be considered over-egging the issue, but the treatment, in this as well as all the other chapters, is so good and easy to read that one is captivated while being informed...The author's stated aim in the secondary title "What you need to know to survive, long term" has been well and truly met in this concise, informative and very well written book." - CTE Magazine

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