Luan Goldie crafts compelling narratives that delve into the intricacies of human connection and the resilience of community. Her stories often explore themes of identity, belonging, and the search for home, set against vibrant backdrops. Goldie writes with a keen eye for detail and psychological depth, creating stories that are both moving and thought-provoking. Her literary style is marked by its accessibility and insight, offering readers a profound exploration of the human experience.
Cult-status graffiti artist, hip-hop icon, DJ, actor and producer, Goldie is an original who has succeeded in developing his talents despite a damaging childhood. Brought up in a series of foster homes and institutions in the West Midlands, Goldie was neglected and abused for years. He turned to a life of crime in his teenage years, and became a burglar and safe-cracker with a serious drug problem.
The Handbook offers thirty-one insightful contributions from leading philosophers on the nature of emotion, exploring its historical context and connections to reason, self, value, and art. It serves as an invaluable resource for researchers and advanced students alike, providing a comprehensive overview of contemporary discussions in the philosophy of emotion.
In this unique anthology, British authors have been charged with resurrecting the folk heroes of British protest history.