Craig Kreident

Fallout

Alice Wood’s Virginia Woolf’s Late Cultural Criticism: The Genesis of ‘The Years’, ‘Three Guineas’ and ‘Between the Acts’ illuminates the formation of Virginia Woolf’s last three major works within larger literary and historical contexts. Wood’s approach to Woolf’s writings is refreshing, which integrates 'feminist-historicist' analysis with genetic criticism, a French school of textual studies that reconstructs the genesis of literary texts through published and pre-publication materials, or what geneticists have called 'avant-textes' (pre-texts) … Examining an extensive gathering of sources, ranging from Woolf’s reading notes, research scrapbooks, holograph and typescript drafts, manuscripts, and proofs to her diaries, essays, and correspondence, Wood deftly synthesizes critical interpretations of Woolf’s evolving aesthetic practices and political stance with detailed analysis of authorial considerations under the influence of contemporary writing and political climate in the last decade of Woolf’s life.

The Genesis of 'The Years', 'Three Guineas' and 'Between the Acts'

Virginia Woolf's Late Cultural Criticism

Globalization, Gating, and Risk Finance

Martial XIV: The Apophoreta

Der Mittelalterliche Mensch: Gesehen Aus Welt Und Umwelt Notkers Des Deutschen

A Chronology

Reforming the United Nations

... a timely and valuable contribution to understanding this area of law, examining the current status of children in EU law, and the potential scope for future developments.
This book will be particularly useful for researchers in the field of children's rights, and researchers and practitioners in any of the legal fields examined in detail by the author, including family law, migration and child protection. It also provides a useful reflection on the increasing scope of activities of the EU and will be a reference point for researchers into European law more generally. It draws attention to the role of a new actor in the field of children's rights and a developing area of policy debate across the EU, demonstrating a combination of understanding of the EU, and the protection and empowerment of children. It makes a distinctive contribution to the understanding of European law, and of children's rights, which will stimulate the ongoing debate over the effective protection of children's rights in other contexts beyond the EU.

Rights, Welfare and Accountability

Children and the European Union

The illustrations are lovely and spring-like, with lots to spot and discuss; the book will make a lovely alternative gift for Easter

Board Book

We're Going on an Egg Hunt

poems of seven decades

Under the Sign of the Samovar

Or, Atropos Wants Her Shears Back

The Shetland Witch

This is a uniquely accessible introduction to both phonetics and phonology. It makes the subject approachable by activating connections with students’ everyday lives and using jargon-free explanations. Many students have been waiting for a book like this.

Discovering Phonetics and Phonology

Erweiterung

Cards Against Humanity Hidden Gems Bundle

Scientism is an over reliance on or overconfidence in the sciences as the only route to reliable knowledge.  It is motivated by successful and effective technological outcomes that suggest scientific methods are a great, if not the best, source of knowledge for addressing any and all problems … This eclectic volume, which varies widely in style and scope, includes historical perspectives on scientism, religion, culture, and the humanities; critical assessments of cognitive neuroscience and neuroethics; and reflections on naturalism in epistemology.  Two messages emerge from the variety: scientism must be distinguished from the sciences, and the practices and results of the sciences require explicit interpretation … Summing Up: Recommended. Graduate students and faculty.

Scientism: The New Orthodoxy

Shelter In Place

A Hegelian Theory of Justice

The Laws of the Spirit

Saga of a Bold Land

Alaska

His Tweets and the Birth of a New Political Language

How Trump Thinks

Wonderful read. Schott takes a thoughtful and balanced approach at explaining the complexity around media effects broadly and video game violence specifically, and does a superb job of weaving together scholarship from a variety of expected (communication, game studies/game theory, media psychology, rhetoric) and unexpected (criminology, dramaturgy, film studies, sociology, just to name a few) areas. The result is a volume easily accessible to a variety of different audiences – a touchstone for designers and scholars, a comprehensive reader for a graduate-level seminar on video games, and chapters of the book would be accessible to younger audiences, such as undergraduates. The book blends familiar and unfamiliar scholarship to help better address the “real issues” around the video game violence debate, as the volume puts those issues into focus. The result is a book that marks the past and present of game studies, and offers myriad suggestions for the future of the same.

Rules, Realism and Effect

Violent Games

My Lifelong Friends

&#8220;In this outstanding book, Garten explains in detail what happened and draws lessons for today.&#8221;

How a Secret Meeting in 1971 Transformed the Global Economy

Three Days at Camp David

Molony and Nelson have compiled a wide-ranging set of essays that offer fresh approaches to the study of transnational feminism and women’s activism in the twentieth century.  This volume covers a broad terrain, from Puerto Rican women’s campaigns to ensure children’s access to nutritious food in New York City schools to self-employed women’s labor organizing in India.  The essays in this book reveal the complexity and vitality of transnational feminism and also prompt readers to interrogate familiar categories of analysis in women’s history.

Transnational Histories

Women’s Activism and "Second Wave" Feminism

Financing America's Health Care

Serious and Unstable Condition

The Library of the Dead

How Technology is Transforming Scholarly Practice

The Digital Scholar

From the Local to the Global

Sport and Social Movements

A masterful contribution to the fields of modern Japanese literature and modern Japanese history, Kawana’s expertly researched and persuasively argued The Uses of Literature in Modern Japan reveals stunning new insights into the production, promotion, and pervasiveness of twentieth- and twenty-first century Japanese literature and its varied inter-media adaptations and translations in Japan and well beyond.  Covering impressive ground, this book makes a compelling case for the continued economic and social relevance of literature.

Histories and Cultures of the Book

The Uses of Literature in Modern Japan

A thoughtful and searching book which looks back as well as forward to think about the poems and poets of our climate. By exploring how Modernism and global warming disrupt our cherished conceptions of the world, Griffiths shows how poetic experiment and formal innovation can help articulate humanity’s entanglements with its changing environment.

Modernist Aesthetics for a Warming World

The New Poetics of Climate Change

A Tale of Prince Lestat (The Vampire Chronicles 13)

Blood Communion

Edward and Farrier have edited a collection that offers both a taste of Drag for the uninitiated undergraduate and opens intriguing avenues for the more seasoned academic explorer and/or performer.

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