"Craig Nelson's lovely new biography provides cogent reasons why the man who wrote Common Sense has often been neglected by the cheerleaders for the American Revolution." -Los Angeles Times Book Review  "A rewarding new biography . . . as much a primer on the Enlightenment as it is the story of the stay-maker from Thetford-and all the better for it." -The New Yorker

Enlightenment, Revolution, and the Birth of Modern Nations

Thomas Paine

Vertical Living

Theory and Practice

The Language of New Media Design

Across the Singing Bridge

Its Tombs And Their Tenants, Ancient And Present, Including A Record Of Excavations In The Necropolis

Thebes

My Sister's Shadow

Beginning Rock Guitar (Spanish Language Edition), Book & CD

Guitarra Rock Inicio

L'arbre à musique

'I very much enjoyed the first edition of For and Against Psychoanalysis. This new, updated edition is even more enjoyable. It is immensely readable because of the frankness, wit, verve, and seriousness with which Stephen Frosh details the fascinations and frustrations of the continuing ramifications of Freud's discovery of unconscious fantasy. The result is a book which is both an exciting introduction to the current philosophical, clinical, and social impact of Freudian and post-Freudian psychoanalysis, and also a very welcome and refreshing reminder to its teachers and practitioners of its problems and potential.' - Janet Sayers, Professor of Psychoanalytic Psychology, University of Kent, Canterbury
'The in-your-face title masks the most subtle, nuanced and balanced discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of psychoanalysis as treatment, theoretical perspective and social influence. Frosh admits to his biases and enthusiasms and wears his learning lightly. Hence the second edition of this much-admired book will be of continuing use to students and trainees as well as to faculty and qualified psychotherapists and counsellors.' - Andrew Samuels, Professor of Analytical Psychology, University of Essex
‘In this second edition of For And Against Psychoanalysis, Stephen Frosh has scrupulously reworked the earlier text. The second edition retains the remarkable breadth and scope of the original, while expanding and updating Frosh’s overview to include additional subject areas, such as ways in which psychoanalysis has contributed to the examination of social issues.’ – Bruce Reis, Psychologist-Psychoanalyst, Fall 2007

For and Against Psychoanalysis

For Hearing Babies

Baby Sign Language

Engineering with Rubber 3e: How to Design Rubber Components

The Challenge of an Unequal World

The Health Gap

'Elegantly written and handsomely produced ... this is an important book that specialists and nonspecialists alike will find rewarding.' - American Historical Review 
'Kathleen Wilson's detailed and lively study is ... theoretically rigorous and exemplary in its interdisciplinary approach, encompassing appropriate analysis of drama and poetryas well as a range of extremely well-chosen and intriguing prints and paintings ... This is a book which will appeal to scholars in a wide range of disciplines ... her work fills the reader with renewed enthusiasm for her subject.' - European Journal of English Studies

Englishness, Empire and Gender in the Eighteenth Century

The Island Race

Arte De Herrar Cavallos (1735)

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Kleine Wunder der Natur

Bienen

Vaniglia

Lake Michigan's Aircraft Carriers

’Why do some European countries cooperate with Russia's moves to consolidate its energy supply dominance while others choose to resist? This compelling analysis of the Baltics states' stances toward Russia on energy and on national memory issues reveals that variation stems from differences in domestic political games and business interests more than questions of ethnic identity.’ Jack Snyder, Columbia University, USA  ’Much has been written about EU-Russia oil and gas trading relationships and energy security, but little about the very special situation of the Baltic States. By placing Baltic energy relations with Russia in a political and historical context, this book makes a valuable contribution to political science, international relations and energy studies literature.’ Jonathan Stern, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, UK  ’As an episode of disimperialism, this study of the Baltic States in the post-Soviet era after the breakup of the Soviet Union makes a valuable contribution to international relations. Common elements in relations with Russia were the legacy of dependence, occupation damages, energy security and the entry of the three states into NATO and the European Union. But differences between the policies of the three countries toward Russia besides the existence of Russian minorities in Estonia and Latvia and their absence in Lithuania were different national issues and pipeline politics. This book is an excellent case study of how energy dependence and security issues interact and how the economic futures of Russia and the European Union are intertwined.’ Robert Mundell, Columbia University, USA  ’Agnia Grigas's detailed analysis of the close connections between political and economic power and the central importance of the energy sector provides an important addition to our understanding of the complexities of Russian-Baltic relations in the Putin era.’ Andrew S. Weiss, Director, RAND Center for Russia and Eurasia  ’A judicious

The Politics of Energy and Memory between the Baltic States and Russia

A Model for Us

Mary's Life in the Holy Spirit

Ein Sommer auf der Alp

Nehmen Sie gefälligst Ihren Hund an die Leine Ein Sommer auf der Alp

"Against a well-argued theoretical backdrop, this beautifully conceived collection of essays revisits what lies at the core of the act of translation: the translator's reading of a given text. For some time the translator's hermeneutic authority has been sidelined by various approaches that highlight context rather than agency. It is invigorating to see a new literary-critical perspective deployed in the examination of six fascinating examples of how translators can make creative interventions in their work, ‘usurping’ the role of the author." Leo Tak-hung Chan, Lingnan University, China

Authorizing Translation

Does Water Flow Influence Everglades Landscape Patterns?

What Would You Attempt to Do If You Knew You Could Not Fail?

Around the World in 69 Days

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Bio-Climatology for Built Environment

Hans Urs von Balthasar and the Risk of Art and Being

Theo-Poetics

Set in Modern Language with Introduction and Suggestions for Group Use

John Wesley's The New Birth

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Alchemy and the End of Time

The Mysteries of the Great Cross of Hendaye

Review of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Restructured Upper Mississippi-Illinois River Waterway Feasibility Study

Ein Natürliches System Der Gift-Wirkungen

'This study offers an intriguing interpretative framework with which to understand Italian architect and designer Franco Albini’s contribution to the debates that shaped discourse and practice in Italy and beyond during the twentieth century.’ Michelangelo Sabatino, University of Houston, USA 
'This engaging and accessible book offers new insights into the extraordinary work of Franco Albini. Carefully researched and judiciously argued, it teases out the complexity and richness in the oeuvre of one of modernism’s most enigmatic architects. Kay Bea Jones writes with an architect’s eye for detail and a historian’s grasp of context. Her lucid prose and carefully constructed diagrams bring to light the work of a figure whose thoughtful and inventive projects earned the praise of Italy’s most important critics and influenced several generations of architects.’ David Rifkind, Florida International University, USA 
'Suspending Modernity: The Architecture of Franco Albini, visually compelling and written in accessible language, will be a valuable resource for scholars, students, architects, and others interested in Italian modernism.' Journal of Architectural Education 
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Suspending Modernity: The Architecture of Franco Albini

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