Reflections of an African Woman on Christianity in Africa

Beads and Strands

'This invaluable and important book should increase Western understanding of Islam considerably, and enable readers to study a modern Muslim theologian at first hand.' Keith Ward, University of Oxford, UK  'Birinci and Markham have provided an invaluable service in this collection of primary texts and a commentary on Said Nursi, one of the greatest Muslim theologians of the modern period. This book will serve interfaith scholarship as well as those studying Islam. Most importantly, this book details a face of Islam that fails to hit the headlines: non-violent and socially-engaged.' Gavin D'Costa, University of Bristol, UK  ' ... a fascinating rendition of the life and thought of this important 20th century Muslim theologian. They present Nursi's perspectives on God and scripture, spirituality and pluralism, with sensitivity, appreciation and a keen persuasion of the importance of his original contributions to Islamic perceptions of the world of nature and the realm of the divine.'  Jane Smith, Harvard Divinity School, USA  'Readers will be able to acquaint themselves directly with Nursi’s mode of argumentation, which depends heavily on parables and imagined conversations between a believer and a sceptic.' Journal of Shi’a Islamic Studies

Life, Thought, and Writings

An Introduction to Said Nursi

Die Themen der Klasse 9/10 sindMenschen: Datenschutz, Datensparsamkeit und Datensicherheit.Daten: Sammeln, Strukturieren und Auswerten von Daten in Tabellenkalkulationen und Datenbanken.Digitale Maschinen: endliche Automaten analysieren und modellieren.Zum direkten Einsatz konzipiert.

Menschen, Daten und digitale Maschinen - Kopiervorlagen

Informatik unterrichten - Klasse 9/10

Globalisation, European Integration, Socialist Heritage, and Tradition

Scrutinising Elites and Schooling in Post-Communist Poland

‘a fresh, new approach… overall, the book offers a welcome addition to the existing literature on globalization.’ - Journal of Economic & Social Geography

People and Places in a Divided World

Globalization and Social Change

(The Seiyâl Collection, II)

Discoveries in the Judaean Desert: Volume XXVII. Aramaic, Hebrew and Greek Documentary Texts from Nahal Hever and Other Sites, with an Appendix containing Alleged Qumran Texts

Italian Western - Violent Image - Savage Soundtrack - The Music of Spaghetti Westerns

Unusual Old Documents Gleaned From a Recent Prize Contest in the Interest of Better Public Record Making

Dead Men Tell Unusual Tales

November Quilt

Procedures for Licensing Authority Officers

Zauberposse mit Gesang in drei Akten

Der böse Geist Lumpazivagabundus oder Das liederliche Kleeblatt

'This book provides a thought provoking analysis of a problem facing many nations...A well-researched, informative and interesting book.' USI Journal

Immigration and Insecurity in France

"What is especially productive in Biopolitics of Lifestyle is the clever disavowal of worn debates about the ethicality of, or personal responsibility for, fatness. Instead, Mayes reveals what he calls an “enabling network,” or intersections of knowledge, power, and subjectivity, which renders people who are supposedly harmful to society visible and governable. The enabling network makes “obesity” a major social, political, and economic problem, locates responsibility for harms caused by fatness in individuals, and simultaneously hides structural forces that contribute to corpulence... those without particular interest in fat studies but who employ the work of Foucault will be keen to see the innovative examinations of biopolitics in this book. In attracting diverse readers of Foucault, I hope the book will push them to question their own conscious or subconscious participation in weightism."
- Rebecca Scott Yoshizawa, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, Canada, Fat Studies

Foucault, Ethics and Healthy Choices

The Biopolitics of Lifestyle

Christmas with Mike

Mike the Little Bean

Bibliothèque Orientale Ou Dictionnaire Universel

"Mr. Boorstin tells the story of the invention of a new democratic culture and the reorientation of the national character through countless little revolutions in economy, technology, and social rearrangements ... Illuminated by reflections that are original, judicious and sagacious..." -- Henry Steele Commager"A huge, fascinating omnibus of a book ... an exhilarating adventure that carries us along the highways and byways of a national history like no other."-- John K. Hutchens Book-of-the-Month-Club News"I have learned a great deal about the USA from Professor Boorstin's new book. He knows this country of ours as few historians know it ... I read his book with delight and gratitude."-- Saul Bellow

The Democratic Experience

The Americans

50 Spiele für den Kindergeburtstag im Kindergartenalter

International perspectives on theory, policy and key challenges

Approaches to Educational and Social Inclusion

'Offers twelve stimulating and generally meticulously researched essays on topics as diverse as female dismemberment in Aztec rituals, rituals of rebellion in early modern England, vengeance in sixteenth-century France, kidnapping for ransom in the Mediterranean during the long nineteenth century, beheadings in early modern Ireland, and aerial warfare between Britain and Germany during the two world wars.' - Robert Gerwarth, English Historical Review

Interpersonal Violence in Historical Perspective

Cultures of Violence

A Caregiver's Story of Assisting Four Family Members with Alzheimer's Disease

Memoirs of a Caregiver

as Sergeants & ...in the Philippines

Uncle Sam's Boys, Volume 2

’... (an) excellent biography ...a fascinating read that is anything but dull.’ The Delian  ’Beale’s comprehensive and thoroughly researched biography sheds new light on Hallé and the musical life of nineteenth-century Manchester. With his painstaking research, he presents the most complete picture of Hallé and a richer understanding of his failures, his successes, and the problems he faced. Even more, this study fills a large gap in the growing research on the evolution of the modern orchestra and concert life in Great Britain and beyond.’ NABMSA Newsletter  ’Beale’s contribution to our understanding of not just Hallé’s career but also the working conditions of his ’band’ is strong in its careful analysis of data. This is a useful book which adds to our understanding of Hallé’s dual-marketplace career and enduring legacy.’ Journal of the Society for Musicology in Ireland

Charles Hallé: A Musical Life

'The chapters of this book, a major tribute to the work of Candi Peterson, build on her groundbreaking work with deaf children in two important ways. They chart the acquisition of mental state understanding by several groups of atypically developing children – deaf children, to be sure, but also children with special language impairment and children with autism. The chapters also examine the impact of various parameters of socialization on the pattern of acquisition, ranging from more distal environmental factors such as cultural beliefs, SES, family size and type of schooling to more proximal factors such as conversational input and moment-to-moment interchanges within the child’s home. For readers who have moved beyond the idea of an innate theory-of-mind module, this volume provides a feast of engaging material.' - Paul L. Harris, Victor S. Thomas Professor of Education, Harvard University, USA
"This timely and up-to-date volume pulls together major lines of recent research showing that there is not a universal child developing a theory of mind in isolation, stripped of family, peers, and culture.Rather, development always is within particular contexts, and different child characteristics in interaction with context can lead to different developmental pathways. This major contribution is enriched by the perspectives of an international set of major researchers, from eight countries. The book is an excellent resource for researchers, practitioners, and students."- Patricia H. Miller, San Francisco State University, USA
"This edited text provides a state of the art review on theory of mind development and identifies some of the most promising theories in the field. In recognition of the influential work of Candida Peterson, this dazzling collection is jam-packed with the latest research and debates on the crucial role of everyday context on theory of mind development in both typical and atypical children. Each of the authors has contributed an original essay for the volume. Theory of Mind in Context is both timely and important and is a must-read for any serious student of cognitive development." - Diane Poulin Dubois, Professor of Psychology, Concordia University, Montréal, Canada

Theory of Mind Development in Context

Containing the Statutes and Judicial Decisions, 1904-1907

A Supplement to A Treatise on the System of Evidence in Trials at Common Law [microform]

Exploration Commerciale Du Tonkin, Rapport. Chambre de Commerce de Lyon, 18 Février 1885

Like Angels from a Cloud

Handbuch für Immobilienentwicklung, Bauherrenberatung, Immobilienbewirtschaftung

Immobilienmanagement (PrintPlu§)

Essentials of Understanding Psychology with Psychinteractive CD-ROM V 2.0 and Powerweb

"...provides the historical prospective of the science back to the beginning of hydrogeology. …Descriptions include numerous nations in Europe, most notably UK, France and Germany…science historians may also enjoy the wide range of stories of the evolution of hydrogeology as it developed in a country or region. For those who are interested in the history of hydrogeology based on specific countries, this book provides the answers and would be useful for those going overseas for a project to one of the countries featured in the book."—The Professional Geologist, Oct.Nov.Dec 2014
"Most striking is how much the development of hydrological studies in each country is influenced by that country's overall culture and politices, as well as geographic and geologic factors unique to each region. (...) This book gives a good sampling of these country-specific journeys. (...) Summing Up: Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through professionals."—Choice, June 2013, Vol. 50 No. 10"History of Hydrogeology collects the essays from a variety of learned experts in the scientific field of hydrogeology, with particular emphasis on the history and evolution of the discipline. A handful of black-and-white photographs and diagrams illustrate such insightful writings as "Island hydrogeology: Highlights from early experience in the West Indies and Bermuda", "250 years of Russian hydrogeology (1730-1980)", "The progress of hydrogeology in Britain: 1600 to 2000", as well as essays on the history of hydrogeology in Australia, China, the Czech Republic, France, Central Europe & Germany, Hungary, India, Japan, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Romania, Serbia, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, and the U.S. Each essay is complemented with references. History of Hydrogeology is at times technical, clearly intended for experts and professionals in the field; its wealth of information makes it an ideal choice for college and graduate school libraries, as well as geology reference shelves.—Midwest Book Review

History of Hydrogeology

So This Is What It Feels Like

Thom Pain

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