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From the reviews:"The purpose of this book is to illustrate how the computational environment of Maple can be used in a finite element … . It gives to the reader a very unique insight into the finite element method together with symbolic programming approach … . In summary, this book is an excellent introductory book for finite element method and I strongly recommend to all undergraduate and postgraduate students and also to engineers and scientists who wish to program easily the finite element method." (T.E. Simos, Journal of Computational Methods in Sciences and Engineering, Vol. 3 (2), 2003)"This book is an essential tool written to be used as the primary text for an undergraduate or early postgraduate course as well as a reference book for engineers and scientists who want to develop quickly finite-element programs." (European Journal of Mechanical and Environmental Engineering, Vol. 47 (2), 2002)

A Symbolic Programming Approach

Finite Elements Using Maple

Absalons Haar

Pflichtteilsansprüche gegen die liechtensteinische Stiftung unter Berücksichtigung des deutschen und liechtensteinischen Erbrechts

"Overall the book is well written […] the authors have done well in balancing the topics based
on their admitted criteria of being either fundamental and appropriate to illustrate
theory or of their own research interests. I highly recommend the book, especially for
the curious graduate student."
—Joe Coyle, Mathematical Reviews, September 2017

Finite Element Methods for Eigenvalue Problems

This book presents significant cases in neuropsychology, some over a century old, which have impacted our understanding of brain damage and its effects. It is a follow-up to the first volume, published in 1996. These books help us understand the relationship between brain functioning and behaviour a little better. Since these are classic cases, our learning is enhanced because important principles were established as mysteries were explored and understood. The purpose is to include classic cases in neuropsychology which have made a significant impact in the scientific community and still have relevance today. These are worthy objectives that the book meets. - Gary B. Kaniuk, Cermak Health Services, in Doody's ReviewThe book makes an excellent partner to Classic Cases in Neuropsychology ... I would recommend both volumes to undergraduates on neuropsychology courses and to colleagues with a practical, intellectual or historical interest in neuropsychology and the discipline's most familiar method of study. - G. Neil Martin, Middlesex University

Classic Cases in Neuropsychology, Volume II

"By reading this book, the reader gains insight into challenged infant behaviors and state-of-the-art research in the development of critical apsects of vision, communication, movement and memory."&#8212;Doody's Notes

Volume 2

Progress in infancy Research

’Schubert Studies is reader-friendly, with plates, biographical sketches of contributors, thorough endnotes for each essay, a general index, and an index of works by Schubert referred to in the text... the collection gives an excellent snapshot of the diverse trends in Schubert scholarship...held together by a competent and distinguished editorial hand.’ Journal of the Conductors Guild   ’This diverse collection of 11 essays is particularly welcome...as it...illuminates facets of Schubert’s music which have been often misunderstood, as well as covering important biographical themes.’ Classical Music  ’These essays profit enormously from the generous number of beautifully reproduced music examples...Schubert Studies is a worthy and sophisticated contribution to Schubert scholarship.’ Notes

Schubert Studies

The Kalpasutra Of Bhadrabahu (1879)

Inner Spaces Paul Vincent Wiseman & the Wiseman Group: Paul Vincent Wiseman & the Wiseman Group

Exploring the Sexual Mysteries

The Heart and Soul of Sex

Terminologie, Chemie/Biochemie, Zytologie/Histologie, Allgemeine Pathologie

Die Heilpraktiker-Akademie. Basiswissen

Represented In English Church Architecture (1914)

Symbolism Of Animals And Birds

"I have long been convinced that Friedrich Schleiermacher’s account of original sin - its origin and its transmission - is superior to all others, including those constructed subsequently. To demonstrate the truth of this conviction, however, requires a specialist’s knowledge of Schleiermacher combined with close knowledge of the history of philosophy and natural science. Daniel Pedersen has the needed expertise in all three areas and has brought them together to write a stunning book. Not only is it the finest book on Schleiermacher’s doctrine of sin available in the English-language; it is, for me, the most significant constructive contribution to the Christian doctrine of sin in years."

Bruce McCormack, Charles Hodge Professor of Systematic Theology, Princeton Theological Seminary


"An excellent and sorely needed contribution to discussion about the origins of sin. Pedersen (re-) confronts readers with Schleiermacher’s claim that God is the author of sin and the cause of evil, in ways that open new questions of agency, normatively and tradition. That Pedersen is able to shed light on classical and modern accounts, examine Schleiermacher’s position, and explicate implications across a range of doctrines, is testimony to the high calibre of his scholarship. In Pedersen’s feisty reading, Schleiermacher continues to disrupt familiar conceptions of God and human experience."

Esther D. Reed, Professor of Theological Ethics, University of Exeter　
"In this clearly written, accessible, and erudite book Daniel Pedersen provides a new interpretation of Schleiermacher’s theology of sin and nature. The book shows how Schleiermacher was firmly committed to traditional theological notions, such as the priority of the good over bad, but that he relied on these notions to reach radical and unconventional conclusions. Notably, he denied that a historical Fall from paradise ever took place. Pedersen shows how Schleiermacher’s account is ambitious both in its theological scope and in its engagement with the sciences of the time, including pre-Darwinian evolutionary theories."

Helen De Cruz, Danforth Chair in the Humanities, St Louis University　
"One of the most strikingly modern features of Friedrich Schleiermacher’s systematic theology (or Glaubenslehre), The Christian Faith, written almost two hundred years ago, is the treatment of the concept of sin, which lies close to the center of it. We are easily persuaded by Schleiermacher’s scathing critique of traditional ideas of a "fall" of our first human ancestors, as I have found over the years in teaching. However Daniel Pedersen’s new book on Schleiermacher on Sin and Nature identifies a much deeper and more positive line of thought motivating the critique. It is a conception of human history as completely governed by such laws of nature as we learn empirically, but with a salvific purpose of God behind the laws. In that conception there is no "fall" but there is progress, in different degrees in different individuals at different times, toward a religious consciousness of grace. And ultimately, as Pedersen reads Schleiermacher (rightly I think), there is salvation for all, after death — though that is a subject on which Schleiermacher is more reticent. In explaining Schleiermacher’s thinking on these topics, Pedersen brings out how it was influenced by engagement with ancient and medieval as well as modern thinkers, notably including Plato, Aristotle, Augustine, Aquinas, Spinoza, and Leibniz. I strongly recommend Pedersen’s book to anyone interested in engaging with Schleiermacher’s thought on these topics. I consider it a major contribution to the history of theology, and also to systematic theology and philosophical theology."

Robert Merrihew Adams, Clark Professor of Philosophy, Emeritus, Yale University 

　
"Schleiermacher’s Theology of Sin and Nature presents an elegant, meticulous, and persuasive account of sin that is compatible with modern natural sciences on the one hand and with ancient notions of value, nature, and agency on the other. By these lights, this father of modern theology begins to look less Kantian, yet still distinctively modern and decidedly ancient. This project thus calls for a reconsideration of the prevailing historiography of modern theology. So too, it exemplifies the potential for fruitful conversations between theology and the natural sciences today. Like Pedersen's first book, The Eternal Covenant, this text will enlighten the novice and veteran reader of Schleiermacher and garner the interest of systematic, historical, and moral theologians broadly." 

Emily Dumler-Winckler, Professor of Constructive Theology, St Louis University
"How should Christians think about the origin of sin and evil, in light of evolutionary history? Schleiermacher’s Theology of Sin and Nature presents a compelling defence of Schleiermacher’s theology, as both deeply engaged with ancient and medieval Christianity and as providing unique, constructive resources for today. Pedersen proves a trustworthy and helpful guide through complex theological debates, and his clear and fluid prose makes for an enjoyable read. I thoroughly recommend this volume to both students and researchers in historical and systematic theology."

Joanna Leidenhag, Lecturer in Science-Engaged Theology, University of St Andrews

"In this provocative work, Daniel Pedersen compels the reader to consider again the rather neglected doctrine of sin in the work of Friedrich Schleiermacher. With forensic care and rare insight, he exposits the contours, presuppositions, and implications of Schleiermacher’s innovative treatment of hamartiology. But far more than this, Pedersen demonstrates Schleiermacher’s account of human agency and failure to lie in unanticipated proximity to traditional Christian accounts and in remarkable sympathy with ancient philosophical ethics, yet to be radically removed from typical Kantian positions. The result is a work which requires the reader not only to reconsider their evaluation of Schleiermacher’s work on sin, but also to rethink the very historiography of modern theology."

Paul T Nimmo, King’s Chair of Systematic Theology, University of Aberdeen

Agency, Value, and Modern Theology

Schleiermacher's Theology of Sin and Nature

Darlegen und Beweisen im Zivilprozess

"An outstanding collection in both breadth and depth that takes off from Jung’s prescient attitudes to scientific and scholarly research. It will significantly enhance the presence of analytical psychology and Jungian studies in university environments. A welcome and distinguishing feature is that many of the chapters reflect contemporary clinical perspectives, grounding research in lived experience. Readers will note with approval the manifold ways in which Jung’s colonial attitudes to culture and society are challenged and reframed for the contemporary reader. The book will greatly interest academics, scholars, students, and the clinical communities." – Andrew Samuels, Professor of Analytical Psychology, University of Essex, UK

"The essays in this initial volume in the set Research in Analytical Psychology expand importantly on the work of C.G. Jung, investigating the psyche from a variety of perspectives. The contributions are suggestive of directions to pursue toward approaching the ultimate goal of extending our consciousness and understanding of psychic reality." --Murray Stein, Ph.D., author of Jung’s Treatment of Christianity
"Here is a book that gives fresh impetus to ongoing research in analytical psychology, opening new pathways for its development. Its authors draw on clinical experience and theoretical practice to point them out, and integrate observations, methods, and investigations from other disciplines. As a result, interdisciplinary approaches and prospecting are at the very heart of the advancements suggested to us here." - Christian Gaillard, author of The Soul of Art: Analysis and Creation (Texas AM University Press, 2017); former professor at the National Academy of Fine Arts, Paris; former president, SFPA and IAAP
"This work is a welcome development in the field of analytical psychology. Expanding research beyond the clinical realm to include evocative interdisciplinary explorations of analytical psychology with such diverse disciplines as science, history and cultural studies will inevitably lead to an enriched and en-souled experience for both researcher and reader." --Jeffrey T. Kiehl, Ph.D., Jungian Analyst, Santa Cruz, California, USA

Applications from Scientific, Historical, and Cross-Cultural Research

Research in Analytical Psychology

The Interpellations

Religion, Morality, and the Constitutional Order

'In Simon Stephens' new play the build up of everyday detritus of contemporary mass culture, from coffee brands to the disposable, detached sexuality of pornography, is insidious.'

Pornography

'King argues his thesis, both in general and in relation to individual thinkers, with considerable subtlety and insight, and no serious historian of ideas can afford to ignore its implications.' - Times Literary Supplement'King provides a most substantive and enlightening introduction, guiding the reader through the various essays and reconstructing what is a most original version of the complex link between past and present ... the relevance of the collection in the present climate can hardly be exaggerated.' - History of Political Thought

Essays on the History of Ideas

Thinking Past a Problem

‘In her customary erudite and accessible writing, Monica Lanyado uses a wide range of theoretical understanding to address the ways in which despair in these children and in those who try to help them, can be transformed into hope for a better future. She champions and celebrates the work of psychoanalytic child and adolescent psychotherapists who have worked with these young people now for many decades. She synthesises her wisdom into an important resource for anybody wishing to extend their understanding of this vital work.’ 
Angela Joyce, Training and Supervising Psychoanalyst, Child Psychoanalyst, British Psychoanalytic Society. Chair of Winnicott Trust.

　
‘This book springs from the rich resources of a professional lifetime devoted to the challenge of treating seriously neglected and abused children. Using a Winnicottian approach to both technique and theory, Monica Lanyado is led to devote attention to the well-being of the therapist as well as the child. She has learned what desperation the therapist can suffer and how vital it is to understand and manage this. Therapists will find this book an empathic and supportive companion which can help them bring hope to traumatised lives.’
Juliet Hopkins Ph.D., Consultant Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist. British Foundation of Psychotherapists.

　
‘There are few authors who can describe　what　actually happens　in therapy as vividly as Monica Lanyado. This book examines the real-life process of therapeutic change for children who have experienced neglect and trauma and the thinking is underpinned by a range of accessible and well-integrated traditional as well as recent theory. It is a must-read for all those working therapeutically with children and young people.’　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 　
Niki Cooper Ph.D., 　 Head of Learning Place2Be

　
‘Life chances are dramatically influenced by family and community adversities and,　more specifically, abuse and neglect.　　 Lanyado’s book identifies many of the key issues we must pay attention to and especially those which are focussed on children’s recovery from such adversities through therapeutic interventions.　 She does not avoid the challenges or the frustrations. But there are profound insights and experiences throughout this book and a lasting sense of possibility and hope.’
John Simmonds OBE, Director of Policy, Research and Development, CoramBAAF

Reflections on the Psychotherapeutic Process with Severely Neglected and Traumatised Children

Transforming Despair to Hope

’The war in Afghanistan raises in the most acute fashion possible the central question of our time - and possibly of the new millennium: to what extent does the United States still dominate in the international system? There have been many attempts to resolve this conundrum, but none more illuminating and challenging than that advanced in this sophisticated study.  Looking behind the headlines Thanh Duong reveals the deeper sources of US hegemony and why earlier talk of America’s decline as a great power was so much hot air.  Essential reading for anybody wishing to understand how and why the 21st century might be American too.’ Professor Michael Cox, University of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK  ’Duong’s book is a careful study of US foreign policy and its relations with...leading entities.’ Turkkaya AtaÃ¶v  '...contains a number of valuable insights and highlights many useful sources...' International Studies Review

U.S. Centrality and Global Strategy in the Emerging World Order

Hegemonic Globalisation

The Bizarre Plot to Exhume Billy the Kid, Convict Sheriff Pat Garret of Murder, and Become President of the United States

Cracking the Billy the Kid Case Hoax

An artistic edition of the Rev. J. G. Wood's Natural history of animate creation - Vol. 1

Our living world

Twilight of a Golden Age: Selected Poems of Abraham Ibn Ezra

`clear and readable ... discussions are well supported by research and provide a stimulating analysis of what is happening in Primary Health Care' - Phyllis Mallett, Thames Valley University`A useful book' - Nursing Times'A useful reference for primary health care practitioners, students of postregistration community nursing courses and health studies degree and postgraduate courses.' - Journal of Community Nursing'A useful introduction to aspects of the current primary care policy and their impact on nursing.' - Journal of Interprofessional Care

Policy Into Practice

Nursing in Primary Health Care

Et Des Changemens Qui S'y Sont Faits Depuis L'Etablissement De La Monarchie Francoise Dans Les Gaules (1724)

Histoire De La Milice Francoise V2

The Naughty Little Birdie and the Surprise Cake

“Marie-Antoinette has become a ‘commodity’ for audiences the world over, and the restored Petit Trianon floods with visitors. This fine book by Denise Maior-Barron brings a completely new, multidisciplinary perspective, omitting none of the historical or socio-political aspects of the Queen’s mythology. The confrontation set out by the author between the work of historians and visitor perceptions will undoubtedly provoke passionate debate, just as it will reveal the deep gap between myth and objective research.”Jérémie Benoit, Chief Curator, Petit Trianon, France“Denise Maior-Barron cleverly unveils the many ways Marie Antoinette was and is perceived. Her well-researched book provides new insights about interactions within the heritage process and industry, between politics, popular culture and tourism, which reveal how history, with help from artificial memories, is often manipulated, misinterpreted and misunderstood. In so doing, she challenges the orthodoxy of much historical analysis that seeks only one truth in the past.”John Barnes, Chief Executive, Historic Royal Palaces, UK“'Not just a monograph on two topics of apparently perennial public interest, Marie Antoinette and the Petit Trianon, but a fascinating bran tub of related themes: historical revision, art and architectural history, political manipulation, the falsifications of mass media promotion and so it goes on.'Martin Foley, Director, El Porvenir, Casa Museo Feliciano Béjar, Mexico

Heritage Interpretation and Visitor Perceptions

Marie Antoinette at Petit Trianon

Assessing Performance

The European Union and Central and Eastern Europe

Nursing Care Plans are now becoming an essential part of nursing animals in our care. They are embedded into the syllabus of Veterinary Nursing students and this knowledge should be developed through a RVN’s career. Helen manages to take the important points for care plans and put them into a useable format that any veterinary nurse or student can learn from and develop their knowledge.Iwould absolutely recommend this book to anyone who wants to enhance their nursing skills and documentation with patients. 
Sam Morgan Cert Ed DipAVN(Medical & Surgical) RVN, BVNA President 2015/17 

Helen Ballantyne has done an excellent job: the book is appropriately referenced, takes wonderful comparisons from human nursing, addresses common concerns and questions about nursing care plans, and above all makes the concept of these plans very relatable to the daily practice of veterinary nurses and technicians. 
Liza W Rudolph, BAS, RVT, VTS (CP-CF, SAIM), Manager of the Academy of Veterinary Technicians in Clinical Practice (AVTCP) and Maryland Veterinary Technician Association, USA

Veterinary Nursing Care Plans: Theory and Practice does a thorough job in defining nursing care plans. Although veterinary nursing plans are not commonly used in current practice in America, the author makes a convincing argument for their implementation. She highlights the importance of providing holistic care, improving client communication, promoting collaboration among the veterinary team, and instituting clinical governance and asserts that the use of veterinary nursing plans can facilitate those aims and increase the bottom line of a practice. 
Lisa L. Eller, DVM, Arthur Veterinary Clinic, USA in JAVMA, Vol 253, No. 6, September 2018 


This book is well structured. It begins by introducing care plans – what they are, and why and how they should be used. The author includes examples of different types of plan, such the Roper, Logan and Tierney model and also Orem. This makes it ideal for students like myself who are learning about care plans and how to implement them effectively in practice. It would also be a great read for those wanting to optimise their use of such plans in practice. I believe this is a fantastic book; it has greatly expanded my knowledge of care planning and its successful implementation and I would recommend it to anyone seeking to learn more about care planning.
Charlotte Evans, student vet nurse, in Vet Record, December 2019

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