The Wolf's Sister: A Tale of the Holtlands, Book One

Indians, Colonists, and Land Speculators on the New England Frontier

Properties of Empire

5er Pack DK hd, Taupe , 220 g 12x16,9cm,  plano, Rössler/ Paperado / Blister

taupe

Paperado-5er Pack Karten Ft.B6 hd-pl, Taupe

Foundations of Offender Rehabilitation

&#9733; &ldquo;A gripping account of a disastrous 1879 American expedition to find the North Pole. Finding the pole, "the world's greatest mystery," so captured the public's imagination that more than 1,200 men applied for the 24 positions as sailors. The authors skillfully incorporate quotes from journals, letters, and official documents. Vivid language and narrative techniques such as cliffhangers maximize the drama, while well-chosen anecdotes convey the personalities. Highly appealing narrative nonfiction for anyone who loves true adventure.&rdquo; &mdash;Kirkus Reviews, starred review &#9733; &ldquo;Extensively researched and illustrated with engravings and paintings contemporary to the 1879 Arctic voyage of the Jeannette, (this) book presents an exemplary example of how to piece together an intriguing story from a variety of sources&hellip; Readers of historical adventure will be drawn to the story and appreciate the crew&rsquo;s bravery.&rdquo; &mdash;Booklist, starred review &#160; &ldquo;The Wallaces bring to vivid life the exciting tale of Lieutenant Commander George W. De Long, expertly incorporating quotes from his and others&rsquo; journals&hellip; A fascinating authors&rsquo; note lets young readers in on &lsquo;the thrills of research,&rsquo; and the thorough back matter includes a bibliography&hellip;source notes, an index, and picture credits.&rdquo; &mdash;The Horn Book  &ldquo;The Wallaces bring the adventure to life not only with their thorough research and incorporation of crewmembers&rsquo; journal entries, letters and other official documents, but also because they tell the story in crisp, vibrant language. Any fan of adventure will easily immerse him/herself in the gripping drama as each chapter, each cliffhanger unfolds.&rdquo; &mdash;VOYA  &ldquo;The story&hellip;is as compelling as any reader could wish, and the Wallaces retell it with clarity and economy. (A)n engrossing rapid read for survival-story fans.&rdquo; &mdash;The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books &#160; &#160;&ldquo;Drawing heavily on the journals of the crew of the U.S.S. Jeanette, the Wallaces recount in riveting prose the ship&rsquo;s ill-fated, two-year voyage (1879-1881) in search of warm waters then thought to surround the North Pole. Abundant archival illustrations, bibliography, and source notes bolster this gripping, accessible account.&rdquo; &mdash;Publishers Weekly &#160; &ldquo;(T)his book uses personal journals, letters, illustrations, and photos to bring to life a piece of US history.&#160;Well-researched and engaging, this book would be helpful for research as well as for pleasure reading.&rdquo; &mdash;School Library Connection

A True North Pole Survival Story

Bound by Ice

'This is surely a model of what a work of film analysis should be; clear, concise, illuminating, almost wholly free of the woolly theorizing and pseudo-profundities that so often render such studies almost unreadable. A large number of 'films of the book' are discussed in relation to their originals, the authors covered ranging from Shakespeare to L.P. Hartley...The whole book is stimulating, shot through with some splendidly pithy comments, essential reading for anyone seriously interested in either film or literature.'
Ivan Butler, Film Review annual, 1987-8

The Art of Screen Adaptation

Filming Literature

Understanding Site in Design Pedagogy

“This is a fascinating and useful book, and I feel fortunate to have the opportunity to review it. … I wish I could say this book should be read by everyone interested in sociology and psychoanalysis, because I admire the spirit and intelligence that went into it. But I can say honestly and wholeheartedly, that those who work on any topic covered by the chapters contained in this book would be making a grave mistake not to consult it.” (Kenneth Eisold, Contemporary Psychoanalysis, March, 2016)

What You Don't Know about Schools

Electronic Circuit Analysis

Lite Reed

History Of The German People At The Close Of The Middle Ages V3 (1900)

Masks

New Directions in Political Economy

Nature of Money

Michelangelo and the Mannerists, The Baroque and the Eighteenth Century

A Documentary History of Art, Volume 2

An Account Of Some Of The Experiences Of Two American Bahais In France, England, Germany, And Other Countries (1915)

Through Warring Countries To The Mountain Of God

A Journalist Explores the Credibility and Impact of Christianity

Jesus Skeptic

Their Pathological And Homeopathic Treatment, Being Four Lectures Delivered At The London Homeopathic Hospital (1876)

On Some Of The Diseases Of Women

Volume 20-1

Rhinology and Allergy for the Facial Plastic Surgeon, an Issue of Facial Plastic Surgery Clinics

What Is It Made From?

Weiss Ratings Guide to Health Insurers

Dipping a toe into any chapter of this Very Short Introduction is like diving into the complex, wonderful world of ocean life. You're quickly and fully immersed in every topic.

A Very Short Introduction

Marine Biology

Wunderschöne Inseln der Malediven

Malediven - Reise in ein Naturparadies (Tischkalender 2026 DIN A5 quer), CALVENDO Monatskalender

Essential Judge Dredd: Origins

deutsch.kompetent. Schülerbuch 6. Klasse mit Onlineangebot

"The Languages of Psychoanalysis is the culmination of Gedo's many splendid theoretical contributions that aim at integrating contemporary developments within psychoanalysis with the yield from all the sciences that impinge on it and enrich it. His reconsideration of virtually every aspect of analysis, in particular the variety of 'voices' and affective experiences of analysands, enables him to provide a theoretical basis for both the psychology and the biology of motivation. Thus, he gives us an outline of, and an introduction to, a future psychoanalysis that is open to all scientific, semantic, poetic, musical, and any number of other possible sources and insights, while remaining true to its biological roots." 
- Henry Krystal, M.D., Michigan Psychoanalytic Institute
"In this remarkable volume, Gedo takes us on a whirlwind guided tour into the future of psychoanalysis. It is a future where clinical psychoanalysis draws its sustenance from the several psychologies that underlie it rather than rusty metapsychology and where artificial dichotomies (such as mind-brain) collapse under the force of rigorous scientific thinking. He depicts a clinical world where evidence truly counts toward assessing value, where data drive theories rather than vice-versa, and where analysands are provided with treatment rather than ideology. His hierarchical model bridged clinical psychoanalysis with contemporary brain, cognitive, and developmental psychologies. This future is Gedo's fervent wish, and the outlining of its possibilities is his signal contribution. His ambitious intensity on behalf of his discipline further stamps The Languages of Psychoanalysis as critically significant for contemporary psychoanalysis."
- Arnold Wilson, Ph.D., Columbia University Center for Psychoanalytic Training and Research

The Languages of Psychoanalysis

Overcoming Hubris

Reflexivity and Change in Adaptive Physical Activity

A Seasonal Guide to Eating and Living Well

The Everyday Ayurveda Cookbook

Taia writes from within a distinctly different Arab culture in this passionate novel about two worlds intersecting.&#8212;Pridesource: Between the Lines&mdash;There is light and space in his prose. And despair. At times, he uses the ellipsis suggestively&#8230;bringing out the apertures within and between words and thoughts, eliciting the unbridgeable gap between individuals. That is where desire seems to lie, and where belonging&#8722;and melancholia&#8722;is to be found in his writing.&#8212;Bookforum&mdash;Melancholia offers a view into the life of a man still very much in the making, a man still searching for love and answers. At one point, he wonders, 'How are you supposed to go on living when you're totally entangled in the sad, bitter, exciting memory of someone who didn't love you back?' It is a question that cuts across gender, sexual orientation, culture, and time-and stumps anyone unfortunate enough to find himself in its path.&#8212;Words Without Borders&mdash;Taia writes from within a distinctly different Arab culture in this passionate novel about two worlds intersecting.&#8212;Pridesource: Between the Lines&mdash;This is honest writing from a marginalized position. It leaves with its readers an insistence that through everything there is always something else that follows. It's neither a hesitant optimism nor a beaten-down acceptance.... It's something else, something more human. The weight of the world cannot be taken on as the Sisyphean boulder, but rather we have to just forget about the world and make sure we're moving forward.&#8212;HTML Giant&mdash;This slim autobiographical novel by an openly gay man who lives between cultures in Egypt and France is the kind of wry, reflective narrative prose that feels like poetry. Beautiful.&#8212;Advocate&mdash;

The Wolf's Sister: A Tale of the Holtlands, Book One

Autor:

Verlag:

Sprache:

CHF 12.50

Bewertungen