Yeti and the Great TREK

"An outstanding contribution to our understanding of the mediation of music...in Tehran, across significant revolutionary/social/political... periods of change" IASPM-ANZ, International Association for the Study of Popular Music, Australia New Zealand

From Motrebi to Losanjelesi and Beyond

Iranian Music and Popular Entertainment

Sensualismus, Heilsgeschichte, Intertextualität

Heinrich Heines "Vitzliputzli"

Praxis Zeichnen - Übungsbuch 18: Ballkleider

You Can Do Anything

Tabellenbuch Zerspantechnik

Questões de género na formação profissional no Senegal

Report of the Philippine Commission to the President [1900]; Volume 3

"'The Jewish problem and my work on it ended for me precisely at a time when it became conspicuous in the world in an indescribably ghastly way' (Neumann in 1945, at the end of World War II). I was the living witness of this ghastliness when I met Neumann in 1948. Being a survivor of Auschwitz with my whole family murdered, my god had only one face, and I was in dire need of help. Help came in the compassionate form of Erich Neumann, whose god had two faces.

It is an extraordinary experience to trace the development of Neumann’s early thoughts from revelation to the actualization of messianism in this remarkable book. Many cornerstones of Neumann’s opus are already in his Roots of Jewish Consciousness: the covenant between God and his people; God holding the opposites together; the ego–Self axis; the transcendent function; secondary personalization; and foremost, the emphasis on a strong ego as the conditio sine qua non for moral man. In this thoughtful and profound publication, Neumann shows himself to be the independent thinker he was, vis-à-vis the first generation of Jungians who were fascinated by the unconscious. 

At a meeting between Erich Neumann and Gershom Scholem in 1959, in Neumann’s flat in Tel Aviv, he asked me to just listen to their conversation. What a conversation! The atmosphere in the room was charged, with both men evidently in the grip of strong emotions. They had a long and rather loud discussion. Would Neumann have changed something in his writing if destiny had given him more time?" - Dvora Kutzinski, Jungian analyst; friend and supervisee of Dr. Erich Neumann, Tel Aviv, Israel
"Unsurprisingly, VolumeOne of this previously unpublished work of Erich Neumann delivers exactly what the title states in clear, and scholarly, labored depth and breadth. For me, a Jewish reader, it stirs my Jewish soul and roots. But it is much more than a history and analysis of the roots of Jewish consciousness. To those familiar with Jungian theory, this work puts additional meat on the structural bones of some of Jung’s theories, most particularly his theory of the collective unconscious. And beyond that, for those who will give a reflective reading of this profound work, it does throw light in evolutionary terms on the eruption of the shadow and psychic chaos in today’s world. Neumann’s analyses of the historical and psychic influence not only his Jewish roots, but those of the spirit of the times as reflected in Gnosticism andChristianity as well as a radical view of the responsibility of the Jewish individual in today’s world as the carrier of those roots as compared with Judaism itself. I can think of no other contemporary work on the evolution of the Jewish psyche and its footprint in the world than this work." - Jerome S. Bernstein, M.A.P.C., NCPsyA, Jungian analyst
"Neumann was more than a psychologist, as he amply proves here. The volume spans centuries and delves deeply into human psychology, ancient and modern culture, and offers special wisdom regarding evolving history. Though the subject matter is ponderous and at times dark, there is an infusion of positivity and hope that can perhaps best be seen in Neumann’s watercolor artworks, depicting in a bold hue and childlike realism Moses’ vision of the Holy Land and Joseph’s dream. Scholars and thoughtful individuals, as well as students of history, Jewish culture, and psychology, will doubtless seize the opportunity to read this most recently recovered treatise by one of the twentieth century’s boldest and most innovative thinkers." - Barbara Bamberger Scott, The US Review of Books

Revelation and Apocalypse

The Roots of Jewish Consciousness, Volume One

Progettazione e assemblaggio dell'hardware Moduli

Dispositivo di assistenza per persone ipovedenti

The Trope of Women's Travel in American Literature

Secret Journeys

World War II and the Path to Independence

The Special Operations Executive in Malaya

This is a valuable book that should give inspiration to many young idealistic veterinarians wanting to do ‘the right thing’. There is no doubt that the veterinary profession has a lot to contribute to policy within the general aims of One Welfare.
John Webster, Professor Emeritus, University of Bristol, UK

The Role of the Veterinarian

One Welfare in Practice

A Hilarious Shifter Romance

Breaking Badger

Im interdisziplinären Gespräch mit Andreas Reckwitz

Singularitäten?

The Political Psychology of Women in U.S. Politics

The Collected Terrorbelle

Fairy with a Gun

"This book manages to make a useful contribution to an immense, wide-ranging and disparate literature... Hauhart is at his best when he employs an empirically driven critique of some of the more optimistic theories of the modern self. Here he successfully challenges abstract generalizations while arguing persuasively that class differences in the production of modern identities are being ignored, contending that most poor and working-class people have been cut loose from meaningful roles and relationships."
Peter Callero in Contemporary Sociology
"The Lonely Quest is an important, timely and well-researched book. Individualism is undergoing profound transformation at the current social-historical juncture, and Hauhart writes with special conviction, insight and verve. This excellent book is a sophisticated glimpse into the new individualisms of our possible futures."
Anthony Elliott, Research Professor and Executive Director, Hawke EU Jean Monnet Centre of Excellence, University of South Australia
"The Lonely Quest takes up the immense and pressing question of how individuals create (or fail to create) an integrated and effective self in the globalized, unequal, and socially fragmented context of the contemporary United States. Hauhart digests a broad literature, across a range of disciplines, to present what has been theorized about the self, puncturing theoretical balloons along the way. He offers an important caution: Few have the structural and institutional resources necessary to create fulfilling selves – and our cultural pillars of individualism and meritocracy exacerbate the deficit. Lest we think this is simply an "individual" issue, he cautions against the social outcomes of "failed identity." The Lonely Quest is a good and important contribution."
Dennis J. Downey, California State University Channel Islands; President-Elect (2019-20) of the Pacific Sociological Association

Constructing the Self in the Twenty-First Century United States

The Lonely Quest

The Whale And His Captors Or The Whaleman's Adventures And The Whales Biography, As Gathered On The Homeward Cruise Of The Commodore Preble (1850)

La muchacha de las bragas de oro

Football, Une Peste Emot

A New York Times 2021 Best Children's BookA Publishers Weekly 2021 Best Book of the YearA New York Public Library 2021 Best Books for Kids selectionA Cooperative Children's Book Center Choice&#9733; Booklist  &#9733; Kirkus &#9733; Publishers Weekly &#9733; School Library Journal&#9733;&ldquo;At once timely and timeless&hellip;.&#160;This book will stay with&#160;readers long after the last page is turned.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash; School Library Journal, STARRED&#9733;"A new classic."&#160;&#160;&mdash; Booklist, STARRED&#9733;"Emotionally nuanced, authentic .... clearly shows how connection and resilience can prevail in the face of any storm.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash; Publishers Weekly, STARRED&#9733;"Feels emotionally true to the process of going through any profound crisis&hellip;.Resonant and reassuring.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash; Kirkus Reviews, STARRED"In the aftermath of a strange time, &ldquo;The Longest Storm&rdquo; feels like a validation&mdash;a blessing, even.&rdquo; &mdash;Wall Street Journal&ldquo;A deceptively simple story with real emotional and visual depth, concluding with an acknowledgment that happy endings often leave work yet to be done. That, too, hits home.&rdquo; &mdash; New York Times Book Review One of &ldquo;The Best Children&rsquo;s Books of 2021 &mdash;TinybeansBest of 2021: Our Favorite Picture Books and A Best Picture Book of 2021 for Starting Conversations&#160;&mdash; Kirkus Reviews&ldquo;Masterful&hellip;.encompasses so many themes and is so well-written that sharing it with readers is highly recommended. A&#160;story to ponder and illustrations to consider again and again&hellip; thoroughly satisfying ... on all levels.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash; School Library Connections"A profound, optimistic story of dealing with hardship....simultaneously paints a picture of suffering, family conflict, and the power of apology....a must-read." &#160;&mdash; Books to Borrow, Books to Buy, syndicated column&ldquo;Perfectly reflects &hellip; our emotions and feelings &hellip;.Readers are offered a hopeful and much. Needed reminder that one day the storm will indeed end but we have each other &mdash; in good times and bad &mdash; until it does." &mdash; The Book Wrangler"The Longest Storm will pull at your heart, but remind you of how far we&rsquo;ve come&hellip;.this book is a metaphor for any time we are having a hard time finding a balance&hellip;.For any house, school or library that wants a gentle way to discuss how being together for an unforeseen amount of time can be hard, but in this book, like any storm, will be light at the end." - Storymamas"I love the underlying themes of grief and trauma, loneliness, and the healing power of apology. There is just no other book like this out there." &mdash;Bilingual Mingle"Yaccarino&rsquo;s masterful illustration skills take center stage in this metaphorical picture book about loss and trauma&hellip;..could be read aloud to stimulate discussion about the normal process of navigating human relations."&#160;&mdash; Youth Services Book Review

The Longest Storm

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"Powerful and affecting. Hillary is an indomitable force." &mdash;Dean Karnazes, ultramarathoner and NY Times bestselling author&ldquo;Hillary&rsquo;s story of tragedy and triumphant return will inspire you.&rdquo; &mdash;Jason Koop, Head Coach for CTS-Ultrarunning, author of Training Essentials for Ultrarunning"Hillary's story is blunt, raw, honest, and yet very positive and inspiring. I think anyone going through a rough time (accident, injury, depression, or simply just a low spot) would benefit from reading about Hillary's experience and how she was able to work her way back. The steps (both literally and figuratively) she took, mental challenges she overcame, and the new outlook she gained."&#160;&mdash;Gina Lucrezi, Professional ultra trail runner and founder of trailsisters.net&ldquo;Hillary Allen takes readers along an exciting and harrowing journey as she passionately tells her story about how she achieved enormous success, overcame a near-death experience and then worked extremely hard to once again reach the mountaintop of success. Not only does she tell her story with fervor, but she also provides cues for the hard work, tenacity and authenticity that has always defined her.&rdquo; &mdash;Brian Metzler, Founding Editor of Trail Running Magazine"Hillary Allen is a model of resilience, grit, and strength who I look toward when I'm struggling to find those things in myself. The story she's lived and the message she shares are important reminders to control what you can control, keep calm in the face of chaos, and dig deep when the next step feels impossible." &mdash;Mario Fraioli, host of podcast The Morning Shakeout"It wasn&rsquo;t her innate passion and talent for running that brought out the best version of professional athlete Hillary Allen. Rather, it was the horrific accident she experienced whiledoing it that did. By so candidly chronicling her recovery in Out and Back, Allen teaches us all that the progress of life isn&rsquo;t measured by one&rsquo;s physical transit through time or space but instead by the inner journey that accompanies us."&#160;&mdash;Meghan M. Hicks, managing editor, iRunFar.com

A Runner's Story of Survival Against All Odds

Out and Back

With Notes On The Habits Of The Genera

A List Of The Hymenoptera-aculeata So Far Observed In The Counties Of Lancashire And Cheshire

Im Allgemeinen und der in Oesterreich lebenden Zigeuner insbesondere

Versuch einer Darstellung der Lebensweise, Herkunft und Sprache der Zigeuner

"All the key elements of Dickens&rsquo;s seasonal ghost story remain intact in this skillful adaptation. McKeown streamlines the story while remaining true to the language and eerie aspects of the original."&mdash;Publishers Weekly"Would make a fine read-aloud for an elementary-age group or a useful introduction before attending the play. . . . The lessons Scrooge learned are still valuable and worthy of passing along to younger readers, who can meet these famous characters and learn the origin of the oft-quoted 'Humbug!'"&mdash;Kirkus"The full pages of engaging watercolor and digital media illustrations effectively take readers into the scenes of regret, past merriment, and, finally, redemption. . . . An appropriate choice for a family read-aloud or for newly independent readers."&mdash;School Library Journal

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Yeti and the Great TREK

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