Focusing on the complexity of coexistence, the book explores the inherent tensions in living alongside both human and non-human entities. It delves into the dynamics of difference, emphasizing that while we share spaces and experiences, we are also constantly negotiating our distinct identities and perspectives. This examination encourages a deeper understanding of how relationships shape our interactions and existence within a diverse world.
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- 2024
- 2023
Part memoir, part social history, Revolutionary Spirit is the poignant, often hilarious story of a cult Liverpool musician s scenic route to fame and artistic validation.
- 2021
Be very careful before you decide to buy this book because it might give you ideas!Judge Jury, pillar of society, makes one drunken mistake which turns his life upside down. Although now considered a despicable character by all, including his wife, he picks himself up with the help of a new-found friend he met at Her Majesty's pleasure and gets to his feet.His career now in shreds and his generous income no more, he receives some invaluable advice from his new-found start stealing things. You will be amazed how easy it can be.So this is why I warn you to be careful before you approach the cashier to pay for what you hold in your hands. This book could get you into trouble. Big trouble.
- 2021
The Colour Code
- 352 pages
- 13 hours of reading
How many colours are there? In the West we see seven, but the Chinese see five, while the Pirahã tribe in the Amazon have no words for the spectrum. Colour isn't something we see; it's something we think.In this popular culture miscellany, Paul Simpson takes eleven key colours and explores how they have shaped our evolution as a species, persuaded us in politics and culture and allowed us to express or oppress personal freedoms. His book investigates such issues as the shifting gender of pink, the poisonous potential of green, the decadence of yellow, the performance-diminishing impact of grey and the ways in which orange has shaped power in Europe.
- 2020
Non-representational Theory
- 266 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Focusing on innovative ideas that have captivated geographers, this book presents an alternative approach to understanding geographic knowledge. It serves as the first comprehensive introduction to these concepts, emphasizing their influence on the field of geography and offering accessible insights into contemporary practices and theories.
- 2020
Bond vs. Bond: Revised and Updated
- 208 pages
- 8 hours of reading
In this revised and updated paperback edition of Bond vs. Bond: Revised and Updated, you'll find side-by-side comparisons and contrasts of all the Bonds from Connery to Craig, now including the 2020 movie No Time to Die.
- 2017
The Serial Killer Files
- 416 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Drawing on primary sources wherever possible, a myth-busting and thought- provoking examination of 33 intriguing serial killers from Australia, Great Britain, South Africa, Iran, the United States and elsewhere.
- 2015
Exploring the complexities of aging among gay men, this book challenges stereotypes associated with midlife and loneliness. It delves into the societal perceptions of aging within the gay community, addressing the themes of rejection and exclusion while providing a more nuanced understanding of their experiences. Utilizing sociological insights, the author aims to foster a deeper comprehension of the unique challenges and opportunities faced by middle-aged gay men in contemporary society.
- 2015
Implementing ISO 9001:2015
- 238 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Implementing ISO 9001:2015 is a comprehensive guide to making the necessary transition to the new standard. The changes can also be used to stimulate transformation in organisations and their wider environments, coordinating processes to achieve both customer satisfaction and reduced operating costs.
- 2015
A Brief History of the Sound of Music tells the real story of the Von Trapps, the family that inspired The Sound of Music, and how they escaped from the Third Reich. It will explore the stage show, the differences that were incorporated into the fictionalization of the tale, and how that story was brought to the big screen. It will also address the many interpretations of the Von Trapps' story that have been made--including two West German movies from the 1950s and an extensive forty-part Japanese anime series from the 1990s--to explain why their story has appealed to so many generations and cultures [Publisher description].