Mémoires de mutinerie étant des réminiscences personnelles de la grande révolte des cipayes de 1857

The Big Book of Clever Mazes

Being Documents Supplementary to Henslowe's Diary

Henslowe Papers

Buffalo Bill: Autobiography

Proceedings of a Meeting Organised in the Context of the XVIII General Assembly of the IAU, held in Patras, Greece, August 19, 1982

Galactic Astrophysics and Gamma-Ray Astronomy

The Summer School 1934; 107, January 1934

Alabama College Bulletin

A Love Story

Most of All You

Ein akttheoretischer Zugang

Was sind menschliche Personen?

Volume 5-2

Pet in CNS Disease, an Issue of Pet Clinics

Übungsbuch zur Einführung in die Allgemeine Betriebswirtschaftslehre

C. Suetonii Tranquilli Vita Domitiani

Aphorismes, doctrine de l'humanité

Utilization of Mammalian Specific Locus Studies in Hazard Evaluation and Estimation of Genetic Risk

How to Thrive in the Shadow of Alzheimer’s

Fighting for My Life

Colours of the Seasons

Notizhefte DIN A5

Cozy Recipes for Chilly Days and Winter Nights - A Cookbook

Warm Your Bones

Sanctity as Literature in Late Medieval Britain

What Black Folk Never Told You

The Black Veil

Mein erstes Wichteltür-Buch

Ein Wichtel wohnt bei uns

A Black Physician Reckons with Racism in Medicine

Legacy

Edition Piepmatz: Mein allererster Malblock - Tiere

Upgraded CD-ROM for PC

Japanese: The Spoken Language CD-ROM for Part 1

Prize: Winner of the British Society for Literature and Science Book Prize 2014  'Leah Knight’s Reading Green in Early Modern England is fresh, energetic, and rich in historical detail without forfeiting lucidity or personal voice. Readers will learn, in eco-friendly but unpolemical terms, about how exterior nature entered interior design, about the salubrious functions of green light for the eyes and flowery air for the lungs, about dancing trees and inscribed trees, and about how all these traditions shaped the scientific and literary writings of the period.' Robert N. Watson, Neikirk Distinguished Professor of English, UCLA  'We may think that the virtues of being 'green'--as an attitude towards the world and a philosophical and political movement--are essentially metaphorical, but in Knight's wide-ranging and penetrating analysis we see just how literally the early moderns took all things green. For the senses of sight, smell and hearing and the intellectual activities of reading and writing (and their associated acts of naming and carving), Knight shows that the green world was a powerfully charged agent of individual and collective good. All explorers of early modern ideas about our relationship with the natural world are in Knight's debt for this meticulous and perceptive study.' Gabriel Egan, Professor of Shakespeare Studies and the author of Green Shakespeare and the forthcoming Shakespeare and Ecocritical Theory  ’... Knight connects seeing, breathing, painting, carving, and Early Modern literary culture. ... this detailed study will prove informative for those interested in Early Modern English concepts of the natural environment and human sensory perception. Summing Up: Recommended. Graduate students, faculty, researchers.' Choice  'Knight has produced an experimental, original, and fascinating book whose underlying messages suggests all criticism bears a green imprint.' Review of English Studies  '... quirky, well-informed and literary ... [The book

Reading Green in Early Modern England

King Arthur

El Viaje de Jerusalen

Politics And Economic Development In

From Molecules to Vehicles

Stochastic Transport in Complex Systems

a Bibliography With Notes and Some Letters

Edward William Thomson (1849-1924)

Histamine Release by Compounds of Simple Chemical Structure

Advertising Agency Compensation in Relation to the Total Cost of Advertising [microform]

El surrealismo : en torno al movimiento bretoniano

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