Code-Switching

"An excellent book for anyone interested in how emotional, cognitive, and motivational processes are interrelated. ... It covers a wide berth of cognitive psychology while maintaining an organizational theme. Many of the chapters also provide suggestions for research opportunities. ... The book would provide an interesting and enlightening challenge for graduate students.... An ambitious, interesting, and timely book." - Benton H. Pierce and Melissa J. Hawthorne, both Texas A&M University-Commerce, USA in PsycCRITIQUES
"This book brings together an impressive list of international scholars with expertise at the intersection of emotion, motivation, and cognition. The chapters do an excellent job of highlighting the interconnections among these topics. This synthesis is sure to be of great value to anyone engaged in the study of complex cognitive processes." - Arthur B. Markman, Ph.D., University of Texas at Austin,USA
"This timely volume addresses a wide range of psychological phenomena with a distinct focus on the cognitive, emotional, and motivational functions of the human mind such as memory, attention, decision making, perception, neuroaesthetics, problem solving, and creativity. Much of the research reported in this volume benefits from a biological perspective. Surely an important read for those interested in an integrated understanding of the working of the mind."- Irving Biederman, Ph.D., University of Southern California, USA

Integration of Cognition, Emotion, and Motivation

Attention, Representation, and Human Performance

Challenges and Counter-Challenges

A History of Development Economics Thought

A Rainbow of Colorful Wishes

The Wylie Family From Pennsylvania and Ohio

365 Daily Devotions

Amazing Grace Ziparound Devotional

Coloring Book - wunderschöne Blumen zum Ausmalen

"Taras and Davis have put together a collection of scholars that represents a who’s who of researchers focused on the now ubiquitous role of social media in modern politics. The result is, as expected, successful. The essays in this volume provide a unique look into social media and political leadership. Has there been a foundational shift in the underpinnings guiding leadership, or does the song remain the same? Addressing multiple related topics, this collection grapples with that fundamental question." — Jason Gainous, Professor, co-author of Tweeting to Power
"More scholarship has been available about uses of social media by political publics than by political leaders. That makes this volume a welcome addition. It presents a range of useful analyses national leadership in the US, Canada, Europe, and South Africa. It should be useful to scholars interested in a more complete picture of social media in politics as well as those interested in important comparative questions." — Bruce Bimber, Professor, Center for Information Technology & Society, and Department of Political Science, University of California - Santa Barbara

"Taras and Davis have assembled some of the top scholars in the area of digital politics and leadership. Thisbook provides an important foundation for anyone who wants to understand how modern leadership has changed in the Internet Age." — Kevin Wagner, Professor of Political Science, Florida Atlantic University
"This book offers a timely and refreshingly diverse array of perspectives on social media and political elites. It’s a must-read for anyone interested in understanding leadership and strategic political communication and in today’s media environment." — Johanna Dunaway, Associate Professor, Texas A&M University

Power Shift? Political Leadership and Social Media

‘This book is unique in that it extends the study of teacher learning in community to an audience of critical players in learning to teach: teacher educators. I was particularly impressed by the way in which the chapters of the book unfold and conceptualize seven years of research, taking the reader through a critical and introspective exploration of the organizational, personal and interpersonal conditions by which learning interactions are created and sustained in a professional learning community over time. The emergent insights from this journey underscore the value of systematic, reflective analysis of ‘the local’ for informing the global and broader discourse of professional learning communities. Undoubtedly, this book opens new theoretical, methodological and programmatic paths to the study of communal professional development amongst teacher educators.’ Lily Orland-Barak, Dean of the Faculty of Education, University of Haifa, Israel

‘This book is timely, comprehensive and relevant for all teacher educators, researchers in and with teacher education, deans of teacher education programmes, and not least, for policy makers. The authors have discussed the professional complexity of teacher educators' professional roles, strongly supported by updated and relevant literature. The reference made to the authors׳ personal experience makes the book readable and trustworthy.’Kari Smith, Academic Leader of the Norwegian Research School in Teacher Education, Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Norway

‘What Hadar and Brody have done is draw the best research in the field together with their own experience of supporting teacher education faculties toward systemic change and the result is a remarkable text that should be useful to deans, department chairs, researchers, and others who are interested in supporting change in the field of teacher education.’ Frances Rust, Visiting Professor and Interim Director of Teacher Education Programs, University of Pennsylvania-GSE, USA

Teacher Educators' Professional Learning in Communities

A Theology of Life with Depression

Dust in the Blood

I Love Boo! a Spooky Halloween Countdown!

Volume 1: Ferns, Gymnosperms, and Angiosperms (Monocots)

Garden Plants Taxonomy

'What was the ideological work of "work" in Victorian culture? How did it inform, and to what extent disconcert, the construction of masculine identities and the reproduction of gendered and classed subjects? What were the links between the idea of work, the practice of authorship and the exercise of authority? Shuttling nimbly from Mill to Marx, from text to image, and from Bleak House to New Grub Street, Martin Danahay weaves a vivid and detailed account of the cultural expression, and psychological cost, of the Victorian conviction that productive work was "the basis for all definitions of human value".' Trev Lynn Broughton, Centre for Women's Studies and Department of English and Related Literature, University of York, UK  ’...scrupulous research into recent scholarship...’  BrontÃ« Studies  ’Danahay deserves praise for both introducing new evidence to the debate and for developing innovative ways of approaching familiar ground.  In particular, the authro's analysis of visual imagery is precise and elucidating.  Danahay's analysis of Munby's obsession with the physical attributes of both men and women as they related to labor is especially compelling... a thoughtful and thought-provoking book that should be of interest to scholars of Victorian gender, culture, and labor...’  Journal of British Studies  ’Danahay's recurring theme is how the valorizaton of physical labour in the nineteenth-century effected an undermining of the intellectual work of writers and artists and he offers a convincing overall argument... One of the most pleasing aspects of Gender at Work is Danahay's clear theoretical positioning.  His book is firmly situated in relation to recent texts in the field of masculinity studies... Another rewarding aspect of Danahay's study is the close visual and textual analysis he undertakes... Accessibly but rigorously written, Danahay's book is a welcome addition to the study of Victorian masculinities... valuable contributions to any art histor

Literature, Art and Masculinity

Gender at Work in Victorian Culture

Bautraditionen in Mitteleuropa

Fachwerk

Wander- und Freizeitkarte

Schleswig - Eckernförde 1 : 50 000

It is a significant advantage that the author has written a text that can be used by practitioners in the field with a wide variety of backgrounds, from conventional physics to bio-physicists and photo-chemists.

Lectures on Light: Nonlinear and Quantum Optics Using the Density Matrix

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Das große Nudelbuch ¿ 333 Nudelrezepte für Nudelmaschine und mehr

Punching Straight and True - Boxing Techniques

Codice Aragonese O Sia Lettere Regie: Ordinamenti Ed Altri Governativi De'sovrani Aragonesi In Napoli, Volume 1

Camila the Spelling Bee Star

Medical Dominance

The Tale of a Massacre

"Focusing on the tendency in Impressionism to trouble distinctions between the public and the private, Daniel Hannah’s sophisticated and compelling book opens up broad new views of much that makes Henry James’s writing meaningful and much that has yet to be seen in the problem of Impressionism." --Jesse E. Matz, Kenyon College, USA 
"Hannah effectively knits together two well-established strands of critical enquiry in James' studies that prove mutually supportive. The first considers the author's myriad aesthetic debts and affiliations: to visual culture and portraiture, and to the aestheticist discourses of Pater and Wilde ... The second ... addresses James's complex engagement with late-nineteenth-century contexts and cultures of exposure, documenting his responses to and negotiations of the literary marketplace and reading public." --Review of English Studies 
"Hannah’s text is a valuable addition to the body of work on literary impressionism, joining a large and ever-changing body of scholarship on a fascinating subject." --English Literature in Transition
"An excellent book by Daniel Hannah illustrates how a familiar topic—James and impressionism—can be revitalized by a creative synthesis of close reading and historical research…A number of scholars have explored the contexts of 'Franco-American impressionist painting' and British aestheticism, but this book links cultural history with astute and original close readings, both of relatively neglected texts and those that have incited well-known debates." --Sarah B. Daugherty, American Literary Scholarship

Henry James, Impressionism, and the Public

A History & Guide

Literary New Hampshire

‘This volume is an outstanding contribution from India to the international scholarship in the domain of development-caused displacement and resettlement. A richly packed idea resource, this will be indispensable for development practitioners, as well as researchers and students of resettlement, social sciences and development studies everywhere, not in India alone.’

Michael M. Cernea, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution, USA, and Former Senior Adviser for Social Policies in the World Bank

‘Displacement of people for "development projects" is the unseemly part of the modern growth story. People have been forced to relocate not once, but even twice and thrice in some cases. This analysis will help us understand the pain of humans displaced from their lands and homes and the policy we must seek for future growth for all.’

Sunita Narain, Director-General, Centre for Science and Environment, India

‘Clearly written, this significant new work presents a strong case for resettlement planning that seeks to improve the lives of those displaced by planned developments. The work has a global focus, whilst enriched specifically by the case of India.’

Susanna K Price, Visiting Fellow, Australian National University and Former Principal Safeguard Specialist in Asian Development Bank 

‘Professor Mathur has been at the forefront of studies on development and resettlement. This new volume provides a welcome reflection on current trends and will serve as an important reference guide for students and those dealing with resettlement issues.’ 
David Marsden, Research Associate, University of London, UK, and Former Principal Social Development Specialist for the South Asia Region of the World Bank

The Human Cost of Development

Displacement and Resettlement in India

Linguistic and Cultural Representation in Audiovisual Translation

How to Land a Top-Paying Cost estimators Job: Your Complete Guide to Opportunities, Resumes and Cover Letters, Interviews, Salaries, Promotions, What to Expect From Recruiters and More

Erziehung, Charakter, Ernährung, Training und einiges mehr über den Chihuahua

Chihuahua

Con Referencias. Nueva Tipografía

Rvr 1960 Biblia Letra Grande Tamaño Manual, Café Duotono Símil Piel Con Índice (Edición 2023)

'This is a well-written and important work that contributes to the historiographical debates about sex differences in early modern medicine. It is also a model of how careful research in archives can lead to a thought-provoking and powerful revelation of medical history from below.' The Historian  'Wendy D. Churchill provides a refreshingly careful and substantially more nuanced account of the relationship between patients' gender and medical practice from the late sixteenth to early eighteenth centuries.' Early Modern Women Journal  'Meticulously researched and presented, Female Patients represents a landmark in the historiography of sex difference.'  Social History of Medicine  'In this fine book, the continuities across the period from 1590 to 1740 in patient-centred health care, dependence on the two-sex model and the diagnosis of sex-specific diseases such as female hysteria are made plain. The key from start to finish is meticulous research driven on by work in the archives. This book is to be welcomed as a crucial and original addition to the literature, written with poise and clarity.'  History  'Overall this is a useful addition to the genre and will be appreciated by historians working in the fields of early modern medical practice and gender studies.'  Parergon  'The contribution that Churchill makes to the theory-versus-practice debate in early modern medical history is significant. Her conclusions about the significance of menstruation as a barometer of health, and as an aid in effecting cures of certain ailments, moves the discussion of female medical care in a new direction, and nuance the dominant 'medical marketplace' model which is used to explain early modern health care... the book represents a new and exciting venture into the history of medical encounters in the early modern period.' English Historical Review

Gender, Diagnosis, and Treatment

Female Patients in Early Modern Britain

POEMS FROM THE HEART OF A BLACK WOMAN AS SHE RISES FROM OPPRESSION IN TO THE ESOTERIC

THE RISE OF A BROWN WOMAN

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