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Walter Anderson

    Walter Inglis Anderson delved deeply into the realms of nature and art to uncover universal truths. His wide-ranging interests encompassed poetry, history, natural science, and art history, enabling him to integrate diverse traditions into his work. Anderson was driven by a desire to connect with the natural world, striving not just to document his surroundings but to become one with them. His artistic approach, characterized by intense and evocative pieces, reflects his relentless pursuit of meaning and connection. Discovered serendipitously, Anderson's artistic legacy offers viewers a fascinating glimpse into his unique vision.

    The Philosophy of Ancient Greece Investigated: In Its Origin and Progress
    The History of France
    The Confidence Course
    Pelicans
    Illustrations of Epic and Voyage
    Robinson
    • 2016

      The History of France

      In the reign of Henry IV

      • 552 pages
      • 20 hours of reading

      Set during the reign of Henry IV, this historical account delves into the political and social landscape of France in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. The book offers insights into the challenges and triumphs of the era, highlighting key events and figures that shaped the nation's history. This high-quality reprint preserves the original text from 1775, providing readers with an authentic glimpse into France's past.

      The History of France
    • 2007

      Selected for its cultural significance, this work preserves the integrity of the original artifact, including copyright references and library stamps. It serves as a valuable contribution to the knowledge base of civilization, reflecting historical context and scholarly importance. The reproduction aims to maintain authenticity, showcasing the work's journey through significant libraries worldwide.

      The Philosophy of Ancient Greece Investigated: In Its Origin and Progress
    • 2006

      Illustrations of Epic and Voyage

      • 128 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      The book showcases a captivating collection of Walter Anderson's artistic interpretations influenced by classic literary tales. Each piece reflects a unique vision, blending the essence of renowned stories with Anderson's distinctive style, offering readers a fresh perspective on beloved narratives. This exploration of literature through art invites both literature enthusiasts and art lovers to appreciate the interplay between storytelling and visual creativity.

      Illustrations of Epic and Voyage
    • 2004

      Pelicans

      • 243 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      The book features 17 pen and ink drawings of pelicans by renowned American watercolorist Walter Anderson, showcasing his artistic talent and deep connection to nature. Accompanying the illustrations is an essay by Anderson reflecting on his experiences living among the pelican communities on Louisiana's Chandeleur Islands. Additionally, a preface by his daughter, Mary Anderson Pickard, highlights his fascination with pelicans and the islands' natural history, enriching the reader's understanding of his artistic inspiration.

      Pelicans
    • 2000

      Zelfvertrouwen

      De cursus

      • 224 pages
      • 8 hours of reading

      Praktische inleiding in hoe men zelfvertrouwen kan ontwikkelen.

      Zelfvertrouwen
    • 1998

      The Confidence Course

      Seven Steps to Self-Fulfillment

      • 256 pages
      • 9 hours of reading
      3.5(148)Add rating

      Practical and insightful, this guide offers real-life advice on building confidence, moving beyond superficial self-help. Walter Anderson draws from his experiences to provide effective strategies that resonate deeply with readers. Unlike typical feel-good counseling, this course aims for lasting change, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking genuine personal growth.

      The Confidence Course
    • 1997

      The Confidence Course

      Seven Steps to Self-Fulfillment

      • 237 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      ""The confidence Course" is real, not psychobabble. Walter Anderson shares practical, insightful advice based on real-life experience. It touches people -- and it works. It's not the usual 'feel-good' counseling that doesn't last." -- Alexandra Penney"For those afflicted with self-doubt, "The Confidence Course" is as sharp as a surgeon's scalpel and as sweet as salvation. It shows you how to reach down into your own pain and mine it for the jewels within." -- Andrew Vachss Based on Walter Anderson's popular course at the New School for Social Research in New York City, "The Confidence Course" teaches you how to make anxiety your ally and overcome crippling self-doubt. In 20 interactive lessons, complete with exercises and real-life examples, renowned storyteller and editor of " Parade magazine," Walter Anderson combines his gift for helping people tell stories with his Marine Corps training and presents a series of lessons that become a way of life. There are chapters on simple and practical matters like How to Overcome Shyness, How to Handle Mistakes and How to Handle Criticism, as well as larger lessons like Why Am I So Angry?, The Abuse of Love, Believe in Something Big and How to Choose the Life You Want. Called the Dale Carnegie of our time by " Kirkus Reviews ," Anderson has filled the book with appealing epigrammatic principles and rules to live by." The Confidence Course" will take its place on the bookshelf alongside" How to Win Friends and Influence People." "The Confidence Course" is a powerful and inspiring book, written with passion and immense strategic sense. It provides a complete guide to a successful life written by someone who knows firsthandwhat it's like to make it from the bottom." -- Sylvia Ann Hewlett, president, National Parenting Association "Walter Anderson's character and sense of ethics infuse the confidence course with a love like that of a child for its mother. What he has to say is deep and penetrating, not for all seasons but forever." -- Jerry Lewis "The Confidence Course" is clear, concise and inspiring, filled with meaty material for the mind and heart -- the three-plus pages about giving and taking criticism alone are worth the price. I've already found myself going back to it, even memorizing some parts. It's a book readers will want to give to friends and family, especially young people." -- Dan Rather "The Confidence Course" offers practical advice on how to embrace your fears and move beyond them. This is a book that will bring happiness into your life and into the lives of those you care for." -- John Gray, author of " Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus." "Gifted editor, talented author and superb storyteller Walter Anderson proves in this volume that he is also an inspiring teacher. His course on humanity's defeats and victories ought to be taken by old and young alike." -- Elie Wiesel Walter Anderson's wise and practical words will enrich your life and expand your thinking. You must read this fine book. -- Marian Wright Edelman "The values and ethics so aptly described in The Confidence Course are character traits that will build a better, stronger America. The young people of America are crying out for values and confidence, and this refreshing and candid book is an excellent primer for confidence building." -- General C.C. Krulak, U.S. Marine Corps "Walter Anderson is thatrare bird who has transcended his own fears and emerged into his fifties with full confidence. A natural philosopher and teacher, and a Marine by training, he is the ideal drill instructor to coach us across the rocky meaning crisis toward the oasis of self-fulfillment." -- Gail Sheehy, author of " New Passages" "Walter Anderson offers you keys to creative choice in your search for infinite possibilities. " The Confidence Course" helps you discover human values for dynamic living! You will be challenged, changed and ready to go! -- Dr. Robert Schuller

      The Confidence Course
    • 1996

      Robinson

      The Pleasant History of an Unusual Cat

      • 72 pages
      • 3 hours of reading
      4.6(13)Add rating

      The narrative follows a stray cat's enchanting journey as it evolves into a musical prodigy, ultimately captivating audiences at Carnegie Hall. Enhanced by the author's unique block prints, the story weaves themes of transformation and talent, celebrating the power of art and the unexpected paths to success.

      Robinson
    • 1981

      Howard Huge

      • 122 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      A collection of cartoons based on the life of an oversized St. Bernard dog and his family.

      Howard Huge