Paula Adams Tennant, writing as ADAMS, is a poet whose works often delve into passion and inner reflection. Her poetry explores profound thoughts and the quiet moments of life. Through her verses, she expresses a unique perspective on the human experience.
This comprehensive guide explores the integration of traditional natural materials with modern construction methods, covering techniques like straw-bale, cob, and bamboo. It includes expert insights, ecological design principles, and over 200 visuals, making it essential for architects, designers, and homeowners seeking sustainable building solutions.
The story unfolds as Jason England discovers shocking truths about his identity and origins, revealing that he is not from Earth and that his childhood tales of the Keash caves hold real magic. As he grapples with the mystery of his missing best friend Kristine, he finds himself alone in his memories and concerns, setting the stage for an adventure that blends fantasy and self-discovery.
The Manifestation of Societal Paradigms, Dichotomies, and the Emergence of a New Global Zeitgeist in the Post-Pandemic Era
The book provides a multidisciplinary examination of the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing how it has exposed systemic injustices while prompting significant global changes. It combines insights from experts in various fields, including public health and economics, to explore the intricate relationships between biological, social, political, and moral factors during this pivotal period in history.
This guide provides a straightforward approach for children to enhance their social skills and forge friendships through seven simple steps. By actively involving both kids and their parents, it emphasizes practical strategies and engaging activities that foster communication, empathy, and connection. The book aims to empower children in their social interactions, making the process enjoyable and effective for families.
The book offers an in-depth exploration of the early Christian community in Corinth, highlighting its unique Greco-Roman context. It presents a comprehensive analysis of the historical and scholarly interpretations of the Corinthian church, tracing its evolution through various academic lenses. Featuring a blend of classic and contemporary essays, it showcases insights from leading scholars on the past and future trajectories of research related to this pivotal community in early Christianity.
Focusing on the fundamental question of the relation between the individual and society, this book demonstrates how global economic and employment structures, neo-liberal discourse, the role of emotion, irrationality and ambiguity are factors that impact upon the shape and resilience of the self.