Vol Vii

Views from the Saddle

'O’Regan provides different contexts for analysis and guides students to analysis and interpretation of accounting information. Further enhanced by newspaper extracts and several recent and interesting mini case studies, this well-structured book is a must for students of finance.' -Radha Shiwakoti, Senior Lecturer, Brunel University London, UK
'This book makes a valuable contribution to the understanding of financial analysis from both a theoretical and practical perspective. It is highly recommended for students studying at undergraduate or postgraduate degree level and for many other types of courses that include analysing financial information.' - John Stittle, Professor, University of Essex, UK
'If you are interested in a more comprehensive analysis of financial information than that provided in the financial statements alone then this is one of the best books on the market. The additional chapters on strategy and equity valuation are particularly useful in this new edition.' -Osman Yukselturk, Senior Lecturer, University of the West of England, UK

The role of accounting information in modern society

Financial Information Analysis

Sonic The Hedgehog 3

Romanticism and Art

The 7-Step, Battle-Tested Method for Accomplishing Goals that Matter

Zero to Breakthrough

A Cultural History of the Know-it-All

On Pedantry

"Fruitfully peering into the 'knowledge economy,' intellectual property rights, and the scientific revolution, Bugra and Agartan's book refines Karl Polanyi's framework. The authors venture into issues beyond Polanyi's compass. This critical engagement with his analysis of 'free markets' and moral well-being yields fresh insights into transformative forces today."
 - James H. Mittelman, University Professor of International Affairs, American University

Market Economy as a Political Project

Reading Karl Polanyi for the Twenty-First Century

"Furr has produced a clearly written, well researched, and useful extension of our grasp of American poetry between the 1930s and 1970s. His work not only opens for analysis a significant array of audio materials, but provides a series of models for addressing those materials historically, critically, and pedagogically. The book provides an exhilarating demonstration of the ways in which 'poetry' is much more vast and various than critical techniques developed for textual criticism have allowed us to perceive, much less describe. This is an important contribution to the current drive to widen the definitions and purchase of the event we call 'the poem.' " - Adalaide Morris, John C. Gerber Professor of English, The University of Iowa

"This book vastly enriches our understanding of an underappreciated resource: the audio archive of modernist and mid-century poetry. Poetry's persistent appeal to the ear requires one to ponder not only how poets voice their work but how and why we preserve those voicings. Furr's lively study provides answers through, for example, Robert Lowell's canon-forming efforts to build an audio archive at the Library of Congress, the ethnographic field recordings of James Weldon Johnson, and the 'aesthetic of the beautiful throat' in performances by Edna St. Vincent Millay and Anne Sexton. Furr's timely intervention teaches us how to think about the event of recording and the experience of listening - and no other book on the market moves so knowledgeably, fluently, and usefully between recording technology and its implications for poetry as an art of the page, the studio, and the stage." - Lesley Wheeler, Professor of English, Washington and Lee University and author of Voicing American Poetry: Sound and Performance from the 1920s to the Present

Recorded Poetry and Poetic Reception from Edna Millay to the Circle of Robert Lowell

'Through thoughtfully researched and engagingly argued case-studies, Bennett accomplishes two overlapping aims: to offer new readings of these canonical works and, more significantly, to develop a heuristic for considering the key question from reception theory [i.e., 'how does meaning get made in the theatre?'] as it relates to modern dramatic texts . . . In all, these chapters were an exemplum of new historicism in the ways they discussed the interplay and interdependence of philosophy, history, politics, and drama . . . The reason that Bennett's argument proves so effective is that he carefully traces the tensions between empiricism and rationalism . . . Because of this, Bennett's argument has far-reaching implications for considering other dramatic texts and for theatrical performance . . . Words, Space, and the Audience is a welcome addition to the field of reception theory.' - Journal of Philosophy: A Cross-Disciplinary Inquiry

"Complex notions of individual subjectivity are the subject of Michael Y. Bennett's Words, Space, and the Audience: The Theatrical Tension between Empiricism and Rationalism, which includes a chapter on Wilde's Salome and The Importance of Being Earnest . . . Bennett situates Wilde's work within Victorian debates over Hegelian idealism and British materialism, demonstrating how the two plays explore ontology and the notion of the self." - The Year's Work in English Studies

"Michael Y. Bennett's Words, Space, and the Audience provokes investigation into what will hopefully become more complex cross-fertilization between histories of philosophy and drama . . . this book provides substantive insight into histories of plays and playwrights . . . Overall, Bennett dares to ask difficult questions about the relationships between histories of thought and drama, and shows there is still much answering to be done." - Theatre Survey

"Bennett's work proves to be a valuable contribution for charting the overlap between philosophy and theatre, an overlap that could prove elucidating to scholars of dramatic literature and reception theorists alike." Theatre History Studies

The Theatrical Tension between Empiricism and Rationalism

Words, Space, and the Audience

Roman

Telegraph Avenue

Smiggy McFiggins

Ritual Para Ocasiones Especiales

Customer Relationship Management Complete Certification Kit - Study Book and eLearning Program

Sermons (1863)

The Ministration Of The Spirit

Happiness Is Fleeting

&ldquo;[Karen Marie] Moning&rsquo;s world-building is extensive and inspired, and she never fails to keep the action fast and the stakes high. . . . The heroes&rsquo; shared danger, victory, loss and turmoil translate into emotional intensity and sexual tension.&rdquo;&mdash;The New York Times Book Review &#160; &ldquo;Karen Marie Moning is back, burning up the pages with scorching tension, gasp-out-loud surprises, unshakable danger and unexpected feels. Feverborn is simply impossible to put down. . . . I&rsquo;m not sure how Moning is able to do it after eight books, but each novel proves more exciting than its predecessor as she continues to raise the stakes in this ongoing, exhilarating saga. Feverborn is a fight between ancient magic and renewed determination, a duel between old wounds and deep-seated love. Once again, you won&rsquo;t be able to put this book down.&rdquo;&mdash;USA Today &#160; &ldquo;Feverborn is at once the most gratifying and infuriating (in the best way possible) volume in the series yet. Moning&rsquo;s proclivity for passion, emotion and shocking twists is showcased in breathtaking clarity. . . . I can damn near guarantee that fans of the series will be panting, both with heat, and a frenzied need to know what happens next.&rdquo;&mdash;PopWrapped &#160; &ldquo;Feverborn is a masterpiece of epic proportions. With this book, Karen Marie Moning shows us exactly why she is such an indispensable writer in the genre.&rdquo;&mdash;Under the Covers

A Fever Novel

Feverborn

The Classic Codex of 1552

An Aztec Herbal

"Richard Wright is a welcome addition to Wright scholarship, especially the essays that explore the inflections of social justice in Wright's global vision and transnational modernism or offer provocative readings of individual texts, such as A Father's Law. The volume establishes the continuing importance of Wright's perspectives in literary and cultural studies today through a renewed engagement in comparative frameworks with his fiction and non-fiction from the 1940s and the 1950s." - Amritjit Singh, Langston Hughes Professor of English, Ohio University

"Richard Wright's role in the history of our present is the beating heart of this indispensable collection of essays. By paying much needed attention to his late and unpublished writings, neglected details of his exile from the United States, and his influence on contemporaries as diverse as Carson McCullers and George Lamming, these essays reveal Wright as a revolutionary prophet of the Global South, the transatlantic diaspora, and the postcolonial world. Wright resurfaces here as a rogue fugitive of capitalist modernity: the man who thankfully knew too much." - Bill V. Mullen, Professor of English and American Studies, Purdue University

New Readings in the 21st Century

Richard Wright

Building an Instructional Toolkit

Diversified Teaching Strategies for Early Childhood Classrooms

I loved Daughters of Night even more than the fantastic Blood & Sugar. A gripping page turner that had me immediately invested in every rounded character, this was a perfect blend of rollicking good read and insightful commentary on both the past and present. In Caro Corsham, Laura Shepherd-Robinson has created a heroine who is hugely believable and hugely engaging. 5 shining stars from me

DAUGHTERS OF NIGHT

'...is an impressive work that should certainly enjoy wide readership within the language& law community. For those who have a curiosity about FL, this work, while technical, is accessible and nuanced. For those who have a strong interest in FL, especially those practitioners of authorship attribution and language crimes, WLLGP epitomizes the type of care that should be performed in FL analyses. This could only have been achieved by someone of Kniffka's caliber, experience and ability in balancing the fields of linguistics and law.' - Linguist
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A German Perspective

Working in Language and Law

The Sufficiency of Christ, Sermons Preached During the Reading Lenten Mission of 1860

El entusiasmo contagioso por la justicia y la verdad en El derecho humano proviene de la pasion de Rice Broocks por Dios. Rice es un narrador, pensador, activista, autor y estratega, pero, ante todo, es un seguidor de Jesus con un deseo inquebrantable de ayudar a las personas a encontrar la gracia que ha recibido el. Lea este libro si desea un recuento accesible y atractivo de la fe cristiana, y su llamado a comprometerse con los mayores desafios que enfrenta nuestro mundo.

Conocer a Jesucristo y hacerlo conocer

El derecho humano

Risk Management Handbook (FAA-H-8083-2)

50 Ways to Future-Proof Your Work and Life

The Future Book

Kriminalroman

Die Toten von Norderney

Infinite Kindness

Best Non-Technical Ascents

75 Scrambles in Oregon

A Commonsense Approach

Small Unit Leadership

Primeras Noticias Acerca De La Vegetación Americana Suministradas Por El Almirante Colón, Y Los Inmediatos Continuadores De Las Investigaciones Dirigi

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