Exploring the essence and significance of politics, James Wiley advances from mere critique to proposing a comprehensive, politics-centered political theory. He delves into the implications of political engagement, aiming to redefine how political theory can be understood and applied in contemporary contexts.
A guide to the natural world of the Caribbean islands. It contains 600 vivid color images featuring 451 species of plants, birds, mammals, fish, seashells, and more.
The book presents a fresh interpretation of Hume's philosophy, emphasizing the connection between theory and practice. It posits that Hume's Essays and History reflect a humanist practical philosophy, which evolves from the more speculative ideas found in A Treatise of Human Nature and the Enquiries. Through this lens, the author explores how Hume's work integrates human experience with philosophical inquiry, offering insights into the implications of his thought for contemporary philosophical discussions.
This field guide covers all species occurring in the West Indies with concise text on facing pages covering all aspects of field identification. Aimed at experienced birders and interested laypersons alike, it is a lightweight and easy-to-use field guide to the spectacular West Indian avifauna. schovat popis
The richness and diversity of Cuban birdlife features 354 recorded species that represent 20 orders and 60 families. The 21 living endemic species include the charming Cuban Tody, the striking and elegant Cuban Trogon (the national bird), the colorful Cuban Green Woodpecker, and the smallest of all birds, the Bee Hummingbird. This compact and portable field reference will help Cubans, visitors from abroad, and bird enthusiasts identify and enjoy the island's avifauna. The 51 color plates and 662 images accurately illustrate male, female, and juvenile plumages (in some cases for the first time). Many migratory species are depicted in both winter and breeding colors, providing a glimpse of many common North American birds as they appear when away from northern surroundings. In the comprehensive Field Guide to the Birds of Cuba Orlando H. Garrido and Arturo Kirkconnell share their vast wealth of knowledge about birds--and habitats--that are too little known. Field Guide to the Birds of Cuba contains: * Species accounts including habitat descriptions, similar species, range, status, nesting and feeding habits, and vocalizations.* Checklists of endemic species and subspecies.* Background on the geography, climate, geology, paleontology, and natural history of Cuba.*144 maps that show regional boundaries and vegetative habitats as well as the local distribution of each species.