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"Readers may find this compact book (120 pages, excluding notes and bibliography) a challenging read as it employs complex arguments and research from a variety of academic fields like cultural studies, history, philosophy, and political science. However, I found its difficulty balanced well by its discussion of entertaining contemporary popular cultural topics and issues." 
--Political Affairs

"Since the publication of Roland Barthes Mythology (1957) no one has attempted with equal rigor, erudition, creativity and elegance, to unveil the politics of current events through the signs and the monsters of popular imagination. . . . The argument is not just a tour-de-force. It is a radical shift in the geography of reasoning, argued with the calm and serenity of intellectual mastery." 
--Walter D. Mignolo, Duke University

Disaster in a Modern Age

Of Divine Warning

Gesundheitsbedingte Neuorientierungsprozesse im Erwerbsleben

Arbeit - Gesundheit - Biographie

Method, Metaphysics, Mind, Language

Scottish Philosophy in the Eighteenth Century, Volume II

How to Cheat at Designing a Windows Server 2003 Active Directory Infrastructure

HVAC Systems Design Handbook, Fifth Edition

Die Nationalbibliothek von Katar

Past Present Future

Decolonial Pedagogies, Literacies, and Methodologies

Raza Struggle and the Movement for Ethnic Studies

Orient - Zur (De-)Konstruktion eines Phantasmas

Banking Reform and the Federal Reserve, 1863-1923

Reflections from the Open Book

Adult Literacy in a New Era

Design for Learning in Virtual Worlds

Fotografische Praktiken in der digitalen Kultur

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The Origin of Supergirl's Cat

Streaky

Race, Black Gender Identity, and Addressing the Violence against Black Transgender Women in Houston

Toxic Silence

Community, Engagement, and Editors

Reshaping the News

Génération et (re)construction discursive du sens linguistique

La sémantique des possibles argumentatifs

Causes, Governance and Prevention

Conflicts over Marine and Coastal Common Resources

A Fast, Straightforward Examination of Key Topics

New Media, Communication, and Society

The Flows and Futures of Adoption in the United States

Contingent Kinship

Learning French oral skills using role play as a learning strategy: The kenyan experience

“This urgent and original book offers an unflinching examination of the current U.S.
deportation system and its many deleterious consequences for immigrant communities
and the nation at large. Tanya Golash-Boza adopts a human rights perspective to shed
light on the ‘immigration industrial complex,’ describing in moving detail the impact on
immigrant communities and families. The accessible writing makes this book an excellent
choice for classroom adoption.”
—Pierrette Hondagneu-Sotelo, Professor of Sociology at the University of Southern
California and author of God’s Heart Has No Borders: How Religious Activists are
Working for Immigrant Rights

“This beautifully written and much-needed book illuminates the convergence of interests
between politicians and corporations by criminalizing immigrants. Built on a fear
of crime and of foreigners, our current draconian immigration policies generate massive
profits through incarceration and law enforcement. Framing her argument in a human
rights perspective, Tanya Golash-Boza outlines the violations and the steps needed to
move toward an immigration policy with a human rights vision.”
—Mary Romero, author of The Maid’s Daughter, Living In and Out of the American Dream

Raids, Detentions, and Deportations in Post-9/11 America

Immigration Nation

Love, Laughter and Life with Colon Cancer

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Technical Report Series No. 491

Member States Experiences and Insights from Maintaining Safety, Security and Reliable Nuclear Industry Operations During the Covid-19 Pandemic

"In this, their fourth co-authored book, the amazing trio of Lichtenberg, Lachmann, and Fosshage has creatively expanded and deepened their own already impressive contributions to the study of self-experience, exploring the process of, as they term it here, Enlivening the Self.
Two modes of experience are scrutinized in order to conceptualise how an enlivened sense of self develops, both in infancy and then throughout life.The first mode concerns the author’s more familiar territory, the individual’s experience of self when he or she is attending to a specific motivational task.But even here, within their more well-travelled realm of motivational systems, the authors have something very new to offer, the elaboration of twelve research and observation-based qualities or capacities that emerge during the first year of life and that potentially serve as life-long sources of enlivenment.
These twelve qualities are explored in the first essay of the volume, focused on infancy, and also in the second essay, demonstrating their clinical usefulness in the adult through two well elaborated case examples.The third essay is focussed in entirely new and original territory: the individual’s sense of self when he or she is not focussed on a task, when his or her mind wanders, exploring, in this, their initial foray on the topic, how such mind wandering enlivens the self.The concept of mind wandering, as is always the case with these authors, is based in explorative research and clinical observation, and brings to our awareness an exciting and novel perspective on self-development.This is a wonderful book.I can only recommend that you see for yourself."
–Estelle Shane, Ph.D., is a Training and Supervising Analyst at the Institute of Contemporary Psychoanalysis in Los Angeles and a Training and Supervising Analyst at the New Center for Psychoanalysis in Los Angeles.
"The text is beautifully fleshed out with what is evidently great experience from all three authors... [This] book provides clear concise material to give an overall understanding of the concept without economising on the necessary vignettes that never fail to bring an example to life. In the same breath, this lso encourages the reader to evaluate their own clinical work in this way... [This] structure provides on very useful way of making sense of human complexity. A deeply thought-provoking, challenging, yet enjoyable book."
-Candy Wong, Senior Mental Health Practitioner, Souther Health NHS Foundation Trust, and counselling psychologist in training, University of East London, The Psychologist
"[Slim] but densely thought-provoking... Strengths of this book include the marriage of neuroscience and observational data with analytic theory... The combination of amiable tone and incisive language allows readers to absorb a great deal of scholarly content for so few pages. The novel exploration of self-enlivening in a non-task-focused mind state is exciting and well placed at the end of the book as a springboard for future investigations... The authors of this book most certainly achieved what they set out to do; they have created a work that is inclusive of such a reader and which left this reviewer eager to learn more.... [A] tree is an apt metaphorical image for the book itself: It is rooted in classic psychoanalytic theory; its trunk is built of the sturdy stuff of more contemproary theories; its crown springs from evidence found in clinical observational, and neuroscience sources regarding child dvelopment and therapy, with branches that stretch into exploration of developmental processes as they emerge in both task-oriented and non-task-oriented mind states." 
-Dr. Lauren E. Linn, University of Bridgeport, PsycCritiques

The First Year, Clinical Enrichment, and The Wandering Mind

Enlivening the Self

A Linguistic Analysis of News Translation

Syntactic Borrowing in Contemporary French

Menschenrechte - Ethik - Empowerment

Autonomie und Vulnerabilität in der Medizin

Volume III: Mrs A. Deane, A Tour through the Upper Provinces of Hindustan (1823); and Julia Charlotte Maitland, Letters from Madras During the Years 1836-39, by a Lady (1843)

Women's Travel Writings in India 1777-1854

College Physics

A Guide for Book Publishing and Corporate Communications

The Copyeditor's Handbook

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