Jonathan Miller was a British theatre and opera director, author, and public intellectual whose work bridged the realms of art and science. Initially trained as a physician, he first gained prominence in the 1960s as a creator and performer in satirical reviews. He later became one of the world's leading opera directors, renowned for his innovative and often provocative stagings that brought fresh perspectives to classic works. His extensive career also encompassed writing and public intellectualism, characterized by his distinctive wit and insightful approach.
A biography about four Essex lads who became award-winning stadium superstars and champions of synth pop/rock. It features interviews with founder member Vince Clarke, engineer-cum-producer Gareth Jones - who together with Mute Records founder/mentor Daniel Miller - played a pivotal role in shaping Depeche Mode's unique sound over theyears.
Six accurately detailed, movable three-dimensional models and dozens of instructive drawings accompany a text that explains the process of human reproduction from the moment of conception through birth
Dramatic underwater photography shows sharks hunting, feeding and attacking, how they sense other fish and what drives them into feeding frenzies.
A selection of writings by Jonathan Miller, from the 1960s to the present day. The book covers every side of Miller from comedy to drama, opera to photography, medicine to psychology.
In this remarkable book Jonathan Miller considers the functioning of the body as a subject of private experience. schovat popis
A director's brilliant inquiry into the problems--and solutions--of staging, filming, and acting classics for modern audiences. 90 black-and-white and color illustrations.
Did you know that a King Cobra's bite contains enough poison to kill 20 people? This text includes many fascinating facts and records about the world of snakes. It features photographs, detailed illustrations and suggested Web site addresses.
A short, hilarious primer to modern France. Dental hygienists are illegal, yet the French exchange a staggering 184 billion kisses every year and many more crazy little French quirks.
The book explores the concept of cooperative living, emphasizing the benefits of shared resources and community engagement. It delves into the dynamics of co-op governance, the challenges of communal decision-making, and the diverse lifestyles of residents. Through real-life examples and practical advice, it illustrates how co-ops can foster a sense of belonging and sustainability. The narrative encourages readers to consider alternative living arrangements that prioritize collaboration and mutual support.
Highlighting ten shared nonpartisan values such as Opportunity and Security, the book draws on Old Testament stories to illustrate how faith can unite rather than divide. Jonathan Miller, Kentucky's State Treasurer, reflects on his experiences in a predominantly Christian state, advocating for a compassionate community. Through inspiring narratives from the Hebrew Bible, he emphasizes the potential of these lessons to fortify the nation for future generations, fostering understanding and collaboration among Americans.