Gordon White is a compelling author whose work delves into the intricate intersections of magic, culture, and the digital age. His unique approach involves exploring modern technologies and social media as emergent forms of ritual and collective consciousness. White's style is incisive and often provocative, as he challenges traditional boundaries between reality and illusion, science and mysticism. His writing resonates with readers seeking a deeper understanding of the world and their place within it.
Cover Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- The Ideological and Policy Context -- The Social Prestige of Teachers -- Issues of Income and Material Welfare -- The Political Status of Teachers -- Teachers as a Political Interest Group -- Conclusions: The Political Nature of the Teaching Profession -- Notes -- Appendix
Definitive magical steps for finding and achieving meaning ina world that is no longer set up to provide wealth and social mobility for all.
"A defining text of the new magical renaissance, Star. Ships addresses the question of who we are now by tracing where we come from, and by drawing out the stories and the spirits that have journeyed and evolved with us. The goal is, as Gordon writes, the restoration of context. Utilising mythological, linguistic and astronomical data to reconstruct palaeolithic magical beliefs, he maps them to the human journey out of Africa and explores which aspects of these beliefs and practices have survived into the Western tradition"-- Provided by publisher
Completely Updated - Fifth Edition
A legend in advertising for more than 60 years, John Caples still serves as a guide to generations of creative marketing people. Now his classic work on how to create successful advertising has been updated by respected advertising consultant Fred Hahn. It retains all the clarity, candid analysis, time-tested experience and invaluable award-winning ideas from the original, while bringing it right up-to-the-minute on the many new changes in the field.
Monographic compilation of revised conference papers on new directions in the development policy of China - looks at trends since the death of Mao Zeedong in September 1976, and analyses the new course of politics and government, foreign policy, the modernization programme, industry and trade, rural development, and impact of agricultural policy as well as educational policy. References pp. 311 to 337. Conference held in Brighton 1979 Nov