Orateurs Et Tribuns, 1789-1794

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Proceedings of the Thirty-Third Annual Chemical Engineering Symposium of the Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry of the American Chemical Society, Held at the University of Cincinnati, on October 20-21, 1966

Chemical Engineering in Medicine and Biology

'... one of those valuable books that both introduces unfamiliar authors and recasts well-known figures in a new light.   It brings together writing from seemingly disparate registers: medical, satirical, philosophical, lyrical, fictional, and alchemical.  One of the book’s surprises is that the hermaphrodite appears so frequently and in so many contexts in early modern France.  ... it makes a very important original contribution to scholarship in early modern French literature and culture.'  Mary B. McKinley, Douglas Huntly Gordon Professor of French, University of Virginia  ’[Kathleen Long] combines a wealth of historical information and textual analysis with a judicious sprinkling of modern theory, all set against a historical backdrop both political and scientific... wide-ranging and engaging study.’ French Studies  ’Readers with a background in gender studies will find this book a rich source of material on early modern theories of sex and gender.  For medical and social historians it offers a fresh approach to well-known and less well-known sources on monstrous births in Renaissance France.’ Medical History  ’Kathleen P. Long's exploration of the hermaphrodite in Europe provides a rich and revealing study of this figure in the early modern period, and presents an interdisciplinary and intertextual approach to gender studies.  Indeed, the broad variety of documents analyzed in this book is impressively extensive: scientific and alchemical treatises, political pamphlets, medical texts, novels and poetry... Long admiringly proves her deep knowledge and understanding of this debate by providing a helpful framework and by offering a significant contribution to gender studies in ways that transcend disciplines and culture.’  Renaissance Quarterly

Hermaphrodites in Renaissance Europe

Discourses on the Origin, Universal Obligation, Perpetuity, Duties and General Usefulness of the Sabbath

’...useful reading for understanding the issues in social service delivery in an economy in transition.’ Professor Samuel Wangwe, Executive Director, Economic and Social Research Foundation, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania  ’For long, the provision and financing of social services has been the subject of heated debate.  This volume presents an original analysis of the issue and a series of sensible proposals - with particular references to low-income countries.  Scholars and policy makers dealing with this topic will find it highly stimulating.’ Professor Giovanni Andrea Cornia, Director, World Institute for Development Economics Research, Helsinki, Finland  ’Apart from news items and official reports, few systematic accounts of social policy in the developing world are available.  This book helps to explain recent trends and will be a useful resource to anyone interested in social policy issues in the Global South today.’ Social Development Issues

Strategies for Sustainable Systems in Tanzania

The Social Services Crisis of the 1990s

Thermal Expansion 6

Molecular Basis and Thermodynamics of Bioelectrogenesis

Perspectives on Plagiarism and Intellectual Property in a Postmodern World

How Hand Movements Reveal Hidden Thoughts

Rethinking Body Language

'Wood's timely intervention into the politics of sustainability is a breath of fresh air in the current rhetoric of fundamentalist clichés. His personal vision for long-term solutions to the pressing need for action, that centuries of opportunism and expediency now present us with, are original and insightful. This book's great virtue is that it is driven by an idealist passion that remains grounded in Wood's reflections on his experience of the 'every day'...Its final call for new categories and ideas, rather than reactive prohibitions, offers one of the few books on sustainability that does not leave the reader in a slough of dispair.' Michael Punt, Editor-In-Chief, Leonardo Reviews. 
'That rare and invaluable commodity, a book that spells out the reality of our current global predicaments but gives room for optimism and a design plan for delivery. As a natural polymath, Professor Wood is one of the only people who could write such a visionary yet practical book.' Professor Martin Woolly, Director of Research, Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, London.

Making the Unthinkable Possible

Design for Micro-Utopias

Or The Epistolary Correspondence Of An Agent Of The King Of Persia (1798)

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Writing up your University Assignments and Research Projects

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The Leaves of Fate

Animal lovers will feast on the details Wells (Following Grandfather) includes and envy Ivy&#8217;s opportunities to lavish her care on dogs, horses, and even a new litter of fox kits; all will be quickly won over by her good nature, determination, confidence and loyalty.&#8212;Publishers WeeklyThis will be popular with animal lovers, especially those who enjoyed Jessie Haas&#8217; Beware the Mare series.&#8212;BooklistIvy is...immensely likable and will inspire children who are interested in veterinary care...Give this one to animal lovers.&#8212;School Library JournalWells&#8217; narrative voice is as thoughtful and dependable as Ivy herself, and she capably evokes the historical and geographical settings, giving just enough detail to make the surroundings intriguing without distracting readers from the main threads of Ivy&#8217;s story. Animal-loving youngsters who dream of becoming vets will be in heaven here, and girls with their own friendship troubles may also relate to Ivy&#8217;s difficulties with Annie.&#8212;Bulletin of the Center for Children's BooksThe moving story, told from a third-person limited perspective, brings the characters to life for young readers.&#8212;The Horn BookIn this warm-hearted novel, Wells offers a sympathetic but realistic portrait of human nature and a convincing message about the value of compassion and a job well-done.&#8212;BookPageWells' fine sense of plot and characterization make this tale of Ivy's summer and the people and animals she works with a sheer delight.&#8212;Yellow Brick Road

Ivy Takes Care

Proceedings of Romansy 2014 XX CISM-IFToMM Symposium on Theory and Practice of Robots and Manipulators

Advances on Theory and Practice of Robots and Manipulators

Body Composition and Lipid Metabolism in Different Regimes of Physical Activity

Body Fat and Physical Fitness

“This is an outstanding contribution to the literature on neo-extractivism and indigenous peoples in Latin America. It raises difficult questions about what the post-neoliberal projects of the Ecuadorian petro-state have meant and will continue to mean for indigenous citizens who are insufficiently recognized, co-opted and reified for their symbolic capital, and engaged in ways that are inefficient, insensitive, and often counter-productive. It is essential reading for anyone concerned with the innumerable and often disguised costs of continuing oil extraction.” (Erin Fitz-Henry, Journal of Iberian and Latin American Research, Vol. 23 (2), 2017)

Oil, Revolution, and Indigenous Citizenship in Ecuadorian Amazonia

'...is likely to have a broader immediate appeal to ergonomists involved in system design and development.' Ergonomics Abstracts

Volume 6: Industrial Ergonomics, HCI, and Applied Cognitive Psychology

Engineering Psychology and Cognitive Ergonomics

Astrology in India

Creativity As an Exact Science

Das Naßspinnen von Bastfasergarnen mit Spinnbadzusätzen unter Ausnutzung einer zentralen Spinnwasserversorgungsanlage

Orateurs Et Tribuns, 1789-1794

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