A Romance and a History: Being the Story of the Life of a Man, Volume 1

Time and Chance

"One of the things I love about this volume is that the classroom approaches and activities engage students’ curiosity about the language they see and hear around them, as well as the language they encounter in literature…This volume is a gem because it has experienced secondary teachers and linguists in conversation about how to teach in a linguistically informed and engaging way… Linguists have much to learn from these essays about how to make linguistics more accessible for K-12 classrooms and how to design introductory linguistics courses to be more helpful for teachers in training. And secondary teachers (as well as teachers of younger students) can find information here that may inspire them to experiment with new approaches in their classrooms as early as tomorrow, because experienced teachers are laying out in detail how to do so—and why."


- From the Foreword by Anne Curzan, University of Michigan, USA


"The key words to describe the approach of this　book for me are curiosity and exploration. For anyone who works with linguistically diverse learners, this book will help, with lesson plans tied to Common Core state standards, resources, and linguistic responses to a variety of issues. The varied chapter authors, who are teacher-linguists or linguist-teachers, show readers, rather than just telling us, how to encourage our own students to become linguistically curious and experts about their own language varieties and usage. And they do so in an accessible way. I am excited to have a new tool to help me better introduce to pre-service TESOL teachers the social hierarchy of language and the inherent value in linguistic diversity!"
- Heather Linville, University of Wisconsin, USA
"This long-needed and innovative text will serve as a springboard for educators seeking to incorporate instruction on language variation in their practice. Engaging as it is practical, this volume provides thought-provoking perspectives from experienced educators and linguists from avariety of backgrounds with a wealth of experience working with diverse audiences across the U.S. Importantly, the contributors to this volume provide concrete examples and lesson plans for other scholar-practitioners to adapt as we explore with our students how language works and implications in our daily lives. This text will most certainly become a well-referenced handbook for K-20 educators for years to come!"
- Stephany Dunstan, NC State University, USA

Strategies and Models from Teachers and Linguists

Teaching Language Variation in the Classroom

"Chris Monaco challenges our assumptions about when, and how, Jewish politics develop in the modern world. By situating the origins of Modern Jewish politics in the early Nineteenth Century, giving a prime place to Anglo-Jewry, and demonstrating the interaction across Europe and the Atlantic, this monograph will generate a great deal of discussion and perhaps change the historiography of when modern Jewish political activism was born." –Fred Krome, University of Cincinnati , USA
“This is a detailed and well-researched…account of Jewish responses in Britain to various crises experienced by corereligionists in Europe and elsewhere.” -Sam Johnson, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK

Extraordinary Movement

The Rise of Modern Jewish Politics

Tommy And June

The Azeman

Guardians of the Bloodline

The Negative Turn in Comparative Law

Democracy And Culture In China And Taiwan

Alternate Civilities

Rethinking the futures of the commons

Releasing the Commons

D.i. Handleitung Zu Dem Chemischen Himmel: Mit Einer Deutschen Übersetzung Und Einigen Anmerkungen Nebst Einer Vorrede, In Welcher Das Leben Jakob Tollii Beschrieben

Manuductio Ad Coelum Chemicum

The Illiterate Ghost

The Common Good and the Global Emergency

Experiments, Theories, Simulations

Dynamics of Glassy, Crystalline and Liquid Ionic Conductors

A Cinematic Journey Through Humanity's Best and Worst

Cinephile

"Zillmann and Vorderer offer a remarkable collection of articles exploring the state of empirical knowledge about contemporary popular media....What makes this book very appealing is not only the breadth of the coverage of all forms of media entertainment but also its depth of data and its application to many Western cultures....A must for all media collections because of its thoroughness and its careful examination and interpretation of pertinent research data."&#8212;CHOICE"Dolf Zillmann and Peter Vorderer effectively collaborate to compile fourteen outstanding, informative, and highly recommended essays by experts in the field....Enhanced with both an author index and a subject index, Media Entertainment is invaluable, informative reading for students of mass media and the popular culture."&#8212;The Midwest Book Review

The Psychology of Its Appeal

Media Entertainment

Poésies de J. Froissart

China's Supreme Court

Forward Thinking in Today's Classrooms

Teaching the Language Arts

'In this important and insightful volume, the author combines qualitative and quantitative methods to analyse the negotiation strategies and the influence of small EU member-states. It is the first major work to investigate the activities of all small EU members, including the states of the latest accession rounds. It does an excellent job in offering comprehensive insights into small state behaviour and an understanding of their degree of success and deserves a wide readership.' Ole ElgstrÃ¶m, Lund University, Sweden  'Diana Panke's comprehensive study of the negotiating capacity of small states is required reading for Europeanists, scholars in comparative policy analysis and international relations.  The small, through active negotiation strategies, expertise, positioning, mediating, persuasion and lobbying, can and do shape EU policy formation.  The detailed case studies in lesser known policy areas (vodka, pesticides) demonstrate distinctions between Danish, Swedish, Irish and Belgian patterns of engagement vs. Greece, Portugal, Bulgaria and Slovenia.  Panke advances our collective understanding of the role of the smaller powers in regional governance structures, and her work makes a significant contribution to the literature by tracing how EU policy making outcomes are negotiated.' Christine Ingebritsen, University of Washington, USA  'That the EU can empower smaller member-states is a generally poorly understood fact. Diana Panke provides a superb analysis of when and how this happens and the importance of their persuasion power. A must read for all those interested in the relationship between, power, interests and ideas in the EU.' Kalypso NicolaÃ¯dis, University of Oxford, UK  'All in all, Diana Panke’s intervention is indeed a welcome addition to the IR and Europeanist literature in state negotiations in International/Regional Organisations. ... Through a most comprehensive approach, Panke demonstrates empirically how small EU member states can follow neg

Coping with Structural Disadvantages

Small States in the European Union

G.O.A.T. Baseball Outfielders

Lessons on the Will and Love of God, the Spiritual Slavery of Sin, and the Goodness of a Christian Life

Sermons to the Natural Man

"I can think of no other topic more important to the field of Communication Studies than internationalizing our curriculum. Turner, et al, introduce readers to key issues central to the question of how faculty and administrators can make courses and instruction truly international. This is a much needed volume for all educational levels."
Dr CharlesBraithwaite, Academic Director, The Global Classroom, Department of Communication Studies, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

"For a field that is built on transcending difference, international education has oddly avoided integrating many valuable lessons from Communication Studies. This volume rectifies this theoretical and practical gap, and does so with fresh ideas and in a provocative, useful, and engaging way. "
Hilary E. Kahn, Director of the Center for the Study of Global Change, Indiana University Bloomington

Internationalizing the Communication Curriculum in an Age of Globalization

Viento, Vientito/Wind, Little Wind

A Super Chicken Learns to Fly!

What, You Want Me to Fly?

Among The Turks (1890)

Interactive Dynamic-System Simulation

“The book is written for surgical educators - program directors, curriculum designers, directors of simulation labs, CME program designers, and so on. The principles are broad enough that any surgical specialty may benefit. … This is a unique resource and, as such, there is no direct comparison to other books. … Readers will gain detailed knowledge of the field and be equipped to apply sound principles to their own educational environment.” (Carol Scott-Conner, Doody’s Book Reviews, March 20, 2020)

Theory, Evidence and Practice

Advancing Surgical Education

Yale Oriental Series. Babylonian Texts, Vol. I. Miscellaneous Inscriptions in the Yale Babylonian Collection

Dieetleer en Voedingsleer

Informatorium voor Voeding en Diëtetiek - Supplement 105 - augustus 2020

'... a welcome addition not only to resources on the history of military medicine, but also to eighteenth-century medical practice and innovation more broadly... The publication of Buchanan’s manuscript reinforces recent work on early modern and eighteenth-century military medicine that portrays health care in the British armed forces as of a higher standard than has long been assumed, as well as a site for medical innovation and empiricism.' Social History of Medicine

An Eighteenth-Century Medical Diary and Manual

'Regimental Practice' by John Buchanan, M.D

Postdevelopmental Approaches to Childhood Research Observation

With Explanations Of The Legal Terms Used In The Plays, Poems And Sonnets; And Discussions Of The Criminal Types Presented

Commentaries On The Law In Shakespeare

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