Her Broken Pieces

'... Peter Anstey's rare combination of historical sensitivity with analytical sophistication should have a salutary effect on ongoing debates about Robert Boyle in a philosophical setting.' - Michael Hunter, Times Literary Supplement August 31st 2001'Anstey succeeds admirably in presenting Boyle's often scattered remarks and comments as a distinct and original voice in the early modern history of ideas.  By his thoughtful discussion of the recent secondary literature, Anstey's own contribution can be easily discerned.' - Ernst Homburg, The Journal of the Society for the History of the Society for the History of Alchemy and Chemistry'Peter Anstey's The Philosophy of Robert Boyle successfully fills a large hole in the existing literature. ... Anstey does very valuable work in analysing Boyle's metaphysical commitments.''I welcome a book on Robert Boyle's philosophy, because he was a considerable philosopher and made important contributions to the development of the experimental sciences ... ' - Peter Alexander, Locke Studies: An Annual Journal of Locke Research

The Philosophy of Robert Boyle

Hospitality Business Development

Midnight Chronicles

Essays on the Proverb

Wise Words (RLE Folklore)

Politicians in Pursuit of Peace

The Balkan Games and Balkan Politics in the Interwar Years 1929 – 1939

The Oxonian; 1961

Collaboration or Contestation?

Heritage and Community Engagement

'The publication of Mark Francis's volume marks a significant moment not just for Spencer scholarship but for all historians of late nineteenth-century science. A great achievement - the book that Spencer studies has needed for quite some time.' - British Journal for the History of Science'A magisterial study which is likely to remain a standard reference on its subject for many years to come.' - History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences'Francis has produced an important and intelligent book not only on Spencer, but also on his political, scientific, social, and religious context in mid-Victorian Britain. In relocating the assumptions about Victorian politics, social science, and evolutionary biology, this work deserves a wide audience, within and well beyond historical scholarship.' - The Historical Journal

Herbert Spencer and the Invention of Modern Life

"The dreaded research report has been remodeled! Finally, a pathway for helping students hone their research skills and produce cogent essays grounded in evidence. Just what I was looking for as part of my Common Core toolkit."

--Douglas Fisher, Professor of language and literacy education at San Diego State University and author of numerous books on teaching literacy 
"In this volume, Werner-Burke, Knaus, and DeCamp offer a unique and innovative perspective on writing 'thoroughly modern research papers.' From the creative to the practical research project requirements, timeline, and rubric, this book provides everything teachers need to inspire their students to question, think deeply, research, and write. Supported by teachers who cultivate passion, curiosity, and original thinking, the students cannot help but be successful."
--Maureen McLaughlin, President, International Reading Association (2013-2014); Professor andDepartment Chair, Reading Department at East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania

Strategies for Sparking Informational Inquiry

Rebuilding Research Writing

This book is a well informed and thoughtful case study about an intriguing Italian futurist female artist, seen in the historical context of Italian fascism and analyzed through a powerful feminist lens. It is a welcome contribution to the growing body of criticism that is making Italian avant-garde women better known internationally.

A Woman Artist in an Age of Fascism

Marisa Mori and the Futurists

&ldquo;Birth without Violence is a sensual experience, visually and verbally, as its poetic prose blends with the pictures like the unfolding of a happy dream. . . . The impact is strong, [Leboyer&rsquo;s] appeal inviting.&rdquo;

Birth Without Violence

The selected works of Mary E. James

Educational Assessment, Evaluation and Research

A Guide for Implementing the Code of Practice

The Special Educational Needs Co-ordinator's Handbook

Yay For Girls

My Indecent Valentine

Anglo-American Experiences with International Trade, 1776-2007

Battles Over Free Trade, Volume 1

'The author's views are both far-seeing and thought provoking. The book is likely to benefit many people involved in higher education, particularly the practitioners and researchers working in the field of global education. It will also inform institutions that have been, or will be engaged in global education, especially those in developing countries where there is a particular thirst for information on this subject.' -  Journal of Information Technology for Teacher Education'This is a superb and timely book. Robin Mason exercises a remarkable talent for wasting no words in her succinct and pertinent description and analyses - and yet she remains consistently comprehensible by a reader who does not share her specialist knowledge. She conveys her enthusiasm ... while somehow maintaining balance in her judgements and objectivity in her discussion of all the options.' -  Education Review'Globalising Education will be useful to those who have a specific interest in ICT as a tool for facilitating distance learning and international communication in an educational context; those who are interested in the possible future development of Higher Education in an increasingly Global market; and those considering developing a distance learning course ... at tertiary level.' - Alun Morgan, Environmental Education Research

Globalising Education: Trends and Applications

"The editors have done a commendable job of organizing their book in a way that makes its diverse chapters maximally comprehensible and coherent....an excellent reference and a thought-provoking source of new perspectives. Many of the chapters could inspire reflective collegial discussions of the sort that ultimately may lead to useful reconceptualizations of competence."&#8212;Contemporary Psychology

Controversies in the Conceptualization and Assessment of Children's Abilities

Criteria for Competence

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—Dorothy Ungerleider, Founding President of the Association of Educational Therapists (AET) and author of Educational Therapy in Action

Best Practices in Educational Therapy

Dragon Fruit Superfood Guide: Boost Immunity, Improve Digestion & Glow Naturally

Urbaine & Insane

Crack in the Door

ABWL, Organisation, Personal, Rechnungswesen und Steuern

Ideengeschichte der BWL

And My Soul Will Be Healed

The Life and Times of Joseph in the Light of Egyptian Lore

The Grandma's Drama

An introductory statement of C G Jung's psychological theories and a first interpretation of their significance for the social sciences

Jung's Psychology and its Social Meaning

The Art and Science of Strength and Physique Training

Glute Lab

'From modelling mammoth hunting and extinctions, the spread of European disease to and across the Americas and the transfer of information in genes, this is state-of-the-art archaeology.' - New Scientist

Time, Process and Structured Transformation in Archaeology

A Practical Guide for Finding Purpose in Pain, Discovering Strength in Struggle, and Being Healed From Hurt

Transformed by Trials

Her Broken Pieces

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