Hygiène de l'Homme 11E Édition

The Blind Architect

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Enemy in the Household

In her stunning collection, All the Places I Wish I Died, Crystal Stone admits, "I write / poems about something I can't touch" before making the intangible-love, desire, loss-tangible. This book invites us to explore the depths of its speaker's past experiences-each poem becomes an exercise in l'esprit de l'escalier-only here, revisiting the past alters the present. And through this altering, Stone reveals a new kind of lonely--one where you lose yourself through your re/encounters with others-"After so much time touching other things, / my hands stopped tasting like me." Read All the Places I Wish I Died and pay close attention to the poems that leave their own taste in your mouth.

-Paige Lewis, author of Star Struck

"Crystal Stone's All the Places I Wish I Died is truly teeming with life. It lives in a world of odes and autocorrect, beer and Sauvignon Blanc. These poems love and lose with a terrifying beauty, where "loneliness is not a rainbow, but a wandering strand." In this modern woman's lamentation, Stone is unafraid to admit the danger of love, "what it feels like to care for anything without losing the night." All the Places I Wish Died is a book "destined to hurt" where the heart needs it most."



-Diannely Antigua, author of Ugly Music



"Crystal Stone's wickedly sharp imagination and masterful control of imagery left me shouting "wow" into an empty room over and over again. The poems in All the Places I Wish I Died offer warmth and comfort amidst terrible lonely, desire that outlives its beloved, and these poems ferry us through a hall filled with mirrors that each reflect the intimacy of human connection in a new way. Stone writes "Every disorder / is a form of coping-the tragedy / of being born into the poems we are". Stone opens the door to her world with these poems, and trusts us to step in willingly, knowing we won't want to turn back."

-Brandon Melendez, author of Gold that Frames the Mirror

All The Places I Wish I Died

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Few topics in English linguistics match the possessive in richness of construction types, token frequency, and the challenge for both a syntactician and a semanticist. Yet, apart from a number of recent dissertations and a monograph or two, this may be the first full-bore, book-length treatment of the English possessive, which makes Taylor's book a welcome addition to the growing body of literature approaching the syntax-semantics interface . . . it is an excellent
starting point, and one which can lead us further into a much-desired convergence of theoretical frameworks.

An Exploration in Cognitive Grammar

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&#8220;Postmortem survival has long been a taboo topic in scientific circles. Gary Schwartz had ingenuity and a pioneering spirit to go deeply into this area and not be afraid of what he found. This book shares both his major findings as a scientist and his personal growth and changes during that search. You&#8217;ll be fascinated by this book!&#8221; &#8212;Charles T. Tart, PhD, author of Altered States of Consciousness, Transpersonal Psychologies, and The End of Materialism

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‘In her very informative and challenging study, Hietamäki brings together for the first time on the one hand a thorough analysis of three long-time bilateral dialogues asking how they understand "consensus" or "agreement" and how they attempt to achieve them, and, on the other hand, an analysis of theoretical reflections on "consensus" in contemporary philosophy and theology. Thus she is able to raise important questions in a fresh way, to identify weaknesses and strengths, conceptual and methodological shortcomings or achievements in particular approaches. Ecumenical theology and work should take this study seriously, even if one does not agree with all of its findings.' - Theodor Dieter, Institute for Ecumenical Research, Strasbourg, France

An Examination of the Quest for Consensus in Ecumenical Dialogue

Agreeable Agreement

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