4803 results for 'Abedin, Huma'

Ondry and Liam have built a life together, but their trading is still tied to humans, who can be unpredictable. When Ondry's attempts at trade are complicated by human politics, the pair find...

A poignant and satisfying collection of stories, Things We Do Not Tell the People We Love explores the complexities of our most intimate relationships. Huma Qureshi's writing is marked by fierce...

A gripping testament to the power of self-discovery and ambition, Huma Abedin's memoir offers a deeply personal exploration of identity, faith, marriage, motherhood, and work. Born into an...

Huma Abedin's memoir offers a deeply personal account of her life in American politics. Born to Indian and Pakistani intellectuals, Huma grew up in the United States and Saudi Arabia before launching...

Growing up in two worlds was a tightrope act for Huma Qureshi. She navigated school and teenage crushes alongside her family's south Asian social circle, reconciling the two with varying degrees of...

Radiantly honest and poignant, Playing Games is a thought-provoking novel by critically acclaimed writer Huma Qureshi. It tells the story of two sisters navigating love, loss and desires as they...

The modern art of Muslim South Asia emerged in response to transnational modernism and the region's intellectual, cultural, and political developments. Art historian Iftikhar Dadi explores the work...

Zeba̤ An Accidenial Superhero by Huma S. Qureshi is a gripping tale of self-discovery and heroism. When Zeba's ordinary life takes an unexpected turn, she finds herself at the centre of a global...

Iran Resurgent: The Rise and Rise of the Shia State by Mahan Abedin The Islamic Republic has emerged from decades of isolation to become a leading regional power, projecting its influence throughout...

¿Humanos o posthumanos? Singularidad tecnológica y mejoramiento humano explores the possibilities and implications of human enhancement through technology. The authors, Albert Cortina Ramos and...

Questioning Humanity: Being Human in a Posthuman AgeThis thought-provoking book challenges our understanding of what it means to be human in today's world. Drawing on insights from the natural, life...

Evidence for Hope: A History of the Human Rights Movement and Its Prospects for the 21st Century. Kathryn Sikkink presents a rigorous case for the effectiveness of human rights movements, challenging...

Religious Studies, Theology, and Human Flourishing explores the connections between theory, pedagogy, and practice in understanding well-being. Contributors to this volume examine various...

The Effectiveness of the UN Human Rights System Reform and the Judicialisation of Human Rights by Surya P. Subedi, OBE, QC (Hon). Seventy years into its existence, the UN human rights agenda...

Hardcover: 223 pages Published by Princeton University Press in 2007. In April 1933, nearly one hundred thousand people were rounded up and deported to Siberia as part of the Soviet regime's...

Volume 4 of Nietzsche's Complete Works presents two works: Mixed Opinions and Maxims (1879) and The Wanderer and His Shadow (1880), originally published separately before being republished together...

Julio Montero's Human Rights as Human Independence offers a comprehensive and systematic account of human rights, exploring their nature, sources, and scope. He argues that human rights regulate the...

Human Rights on Trial: A Genealogy of the Critique of Human Rights By Justine Lacroix and Jean-Yves Pranchère Cambridge University Press, 2018 This book offers a comprehensive analysis of the...

Posthumanism in Young Adult Fiction: Finding Humanity in a Posthuman World by Anita Tarr and Donna R. White. The concept of humanity has long been defined by traditional notions of rationality,...

This philosophical dialogue in verse explores the human place in the future as artificial intelligence, robotics, genetic engineering and virtual reality converge. The merging of these technologies...

Dyspraxia: A Hidden Handicap This informative and practical book provides guidance for parents and teachers to help children with dyspraxia, or developmental coordination disorder, lead as normal a...

Dietrich Bonhoeffer's theological anthropology is rooted in his conviction that Christ died for a new humanity. This collection brings together a distinguished group of scholars to examine...

Human, All Too Human by Diana Fuss challenges our understanding of what it means to be human. This collection of essays examines how we categorize and understand ourselves and others, questioning...

Discover a new way to understand yourself and your place in the world. Humanual: A Manual for Being Human offers a unique approach to self-knowledge and self-improvement, providing clear explanations...

Cary Wolfe's What Is Posthumanism? explores the possibilities and implications of thinking beyond traditional humanist boundaries. By examining bioethics, cognitive science, animal ethics, gender,...

Dark Aeon: A Critical Examination of Transhumanism and its Threat to Humanity The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence has transformed our lives, often without our notice. Yet, as Joe Allen...

The Ascent of Humanity: Civilization and the Human Sense of Self by Charles Eisenstein In this thought-provoking exploration, Charles Eisenstein examines the history and potential future of...

Shakespeare's work can be seen as a source of existential wisdom and guidance. This book argues that despite dramatizing uncertainty and scepticism about human nature, Shakespeare's plays offer rich...

This book explores the lives of our ancient ancestors, recreating the world of hominids that lived and thrived for around one million years before the emergence of modern humans.Robert Foley examines...

The notion of 'the human' needs urgent redefinition. Radical bio-technological developments and pressing environmental and political imperatives call for an alternative: the posthuman concept. This...

Rebecca Tamás explores the connections between humans and nonhuman entities in her essays, which examine the links between environmental, political, folkloric, and historical contexts.The result is a...

XQuery for Humanists provides an approachable guide to learning XQuery, a language that empowers users to query, manipulate and transform XML and JSON documents. With this book, digital humanists can...

Human Rights for Pragmatists: A New Approach to Social Power in Modern Times In today's world, human rights are more pressing than ever. However, activists often face challenges in achieving...

Biografía de la inhumanidad es un examen histórico-cultural de las principales maldades e indolencias cometidas por la humanidad a lo largo de su historia. El autor, José Antonio Marina, explora los...

This groundbreaking scientific work reveals the underlying forces that have shaped human history and will secure our future. Oded Galor's new vision overturns long-held assumptions to expose the...

Human Trafficking to Human Rights: A New Approach to Contemporary Slavery Alison Brysk and Austin Choi-Fitzpatrick argue that human trafficking is not just about exploitation, but also about human...

Lucy: The Beginnings of Humankind is an account of the extraordinary discovery of a 3.5 million-year-old skeleton in Ethiopia in 1974, which has revolutionized our understanding of human origins.The...

Cruelty Human Evil and the Human Brain by Kathleen Eleanor Taylor is an exploration of the complex relationship between power, legitimacy, and international order. The author challenges conventional...

Humanist Alternative: Some Definitions of Humanism by Paul Kurtz is a collection of essays exploring the concept of humanism. The contributors to this volume were asked to define humanism and its...

The Humachine AI, Human Virtues, and the Superintelligent Enterprise by Nada R. Sanders and John D. Wood is a guide to creating a competitive advantage in the age of artificial intelligence.As...

Friedrich Nietzsche's Human, All Too Human marks a significant shift in his philosophical approach, as he transitions from the style and themes of his earlier work, The Birth of Tragedy. This 1908...

On Inhumanity: Dehumanization and how to Resist itThis book explores the mechanisms of the human mind that lead to dehumanization, a phenomenon that can result in horrific episodes of mass violence...

Empire of Humanity: A History of Humanitarianism explores the remarkable growth of humanitarianism from its early beginnings to its current prominence in global life. Barnett connects the past to the...

A provocative exploration of identity and morality in modern America. In 1998, a scandal rocks the nation as the Lewinski affair exposes deep-seated social tensions. For Coleman Silk, a veteran...

No Two Alike: Human Nature and Human Individuality by Judith Rich HarrisWhat makes people so different in personality and behaviour? It's not just "nature and nurture", as even identical twins who...

This book celebrates the remarkable achievements made in medical engineering and offers a glimpse into what the future might hold for humanity. It's a story about innovation and progress, as...

Hobbes Unhuman Collection (Books I-IV) by Wilkie Martin is a humorous and intriguing series of mysteries featuring Inspector Hobbes, a unique police detective. In this omnibus edition, the first four...

Exploring the complex relationship between money and human society, this book examines how our understanding of currency has evolved over time. From ancient philosophers to contemporary debates about...

Building High-Performing Teams Using Human Design: Unlocking Success through Human Diversity is a guide to leveraging Human Design for highly effective teams. This book explores how to apply the...

The Human Body Colouring Book offers an engaging way to learn about human physiology through colouring. Organised by body area and system, each page features detailed colour artworks alongside...

Prosthetic Immortalities: Biology, Transhumanism, and the Search for Indefinite Life by Adam R. Rosenthal. The concept of immortality has been debated throughout history, with ideas ranging from...

Love and Gravity A Graphic Novel (Always Human, #2) by Ari North is the final volume in a heartwarming coming-of-age story about love, the future, and charting your own path. Healthy relationships...

The 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights is one of the most influential documents in human history. Its authority lies not in its legal status but in its moral power, shaping international...

This collection of essays explores India's struggles with human rights protections for marginalized minority groups. It examines a range of issues, including gender equality, national security...

Bacteria to AI: Human Futures with Our Nonhuman SymbiontsN. Katherine Hayles explores how our understanding of agency, decision-making, and control is changing in response to the interactions between...

The posthuman concept continues to evolve and expand, generating a multitude of ideas and theories. This glossary provides a comprehensive overview of emerging terms in the field, offering vivid...

The Fall of the Robots (the Last Human #2) by Lee Bacon is a thrilling sequel to the critically acclaimed novel about a world where robots and humans coexist. In this gripping story, a group known as...

Laugh at the absurdity of life with Jokes Against Humanity 2, a collection of irreverent and unapologetic jokes that will leave you in stitches. M. Ballsych's no-holds-barred humor is not for the...

The Ascent of Humanity: A New Vision for Civilization and Human Self. Charles Eisenstein explores the history and potential future of civilization, tracing the converging crises of our age to the...

Understanding the inner workings of our human mind is crucial for navigating life's challenges. This essential guide provides a comprehensive overview of the core components that make us who we are,...

Transhumanism posits that humanity is on the verge of rapid evolutionary change as a result of emerging technologies and increased global consciousness. In this book, Andrew Pilsch explores how...

This book offers a personal and accessible approach to veganism, dispelling common misconceptions about the lifestyle. The author shares their own experiences and insights, highlighting the ease with...

Humanitarian Imperialism Using Human Rights to Sell War by Jean Bricmont explores how the concept of human rights has been used as a justification for military intervention and regime change by...

Dominic Pettman's Human Error Species--being and Media Machines explores the nature of humanity in relation to technology. The author argues that traditional distinctions between humans, animals, and...

Exploring the depths of human existence, Josep Maria Esquirol delves into the complexities of our nature in this thought-provoking philosophical essay.The search for meaning and connection is at the...

Human to Human: H2H In today's fast-paced social and digital world, communication needs to adapt. Businesses don't have emotions, but humans do. Marketer Bryan Kramer explores how to adjust our...

Timothy Morton invites us to consider a fundamental question: what makes humans human? As science and technology challenge our understanding of life and non-life, this ancient query is more pressing...

Tom Rockmore examines the reception of Martin Heidegger's thought in France, arguing that his influence became the master thinker of French philosophy after World War II. This was largely due to the...

El viajero y su sombra is a philosophical work by Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche that explores the relationship between the individual and their shadow. Through a series of dialogues, Nietzsche examines...

Where's the 'Human' in Human Resource Management? Managing Work in the 21st CenturyThis book offers a critical approach to today's major workplace challenges, placing workers' perspectives alongside...

Re-examine the foundations of economics through the lens of ancient philosophy. William D. Bishop's Foundations for a Humanitarian Economy explores how Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy offers an...

Human Rights, Religion and International Law by Kerry O'Halloran explores the complex relationship between religion, human rights, and international law. The book examines how laws and policies in...

This comprehensive guide to human resource management provides an integrated multi-disciplinary approach to understanding work and employment. The authors examine how institutional arrangements...

The way HR is working isn't working. A global epidemic of workplace unhappiness and poor engagement has led to high churn rates, showing that well-intentioned HR interventions are not effective. To...

Without Offending Humans: A Critique of Animal Rights by Elisabeth de FontenayThis thought-provoking work explores the complex relationship between humans and animals, challenging prevailing...

Beyond Prejudice: A Moral Examination of Human and Nonhuman Animals Evelyn B. Pluhar challenges traditional philosophical arguments that restrict moral significance to autonomous human beings,...

The Hack of Humanity Unveiling the Plot Against the Human Race by Ruthven J Roy This thought-provoking book explores a profound idea: that Satan engineered a sinister plot against humanity. According...

Artificial Intelligence and Human Evolution Contextualizing AI in Human History by Ameet Joshi explores the parallels between human evolution and machine intelligence. The book delves into practical...

This book examines authoritarian practices in humanitarian negotiations, exploring how humanitarians assess and engage with these contexts. Through case studies and theoretical analysis, it considers...

Friedrich Nietzsche's Human, All Too Human is a pivotal work that marks a significant departure from his earlier thinking. In this complex and thought-provoking book, Nietzsche breaks with his...

Humanitarian Futures: Challenges and Opportunities explores the increasing types, dimensions and dynamics of crises threatening the world in the twenty-first century. To meet these challenges,...

Nonhuman Subjects: An Ecology of Earth-Beings by Federico Luisetti explores the growing movement that seeks to redefine our understanding of personhood and subjectivity. By examining geobodies such...

Jung vs. Borg: Finding the Deeply Human in a Posthuman Age by Glen Slater explores how our inner world is being disrupted by industrial and technological changes, leading to a new order of...

Beyond Human? Science and the Changing Face of Humanity by John Bryant This thought-provoking book explores the ethics of modern scientific advances and their impact on our world. With a Christian...

Subhuman: The Moral Psychology of Human Attitudes to Animals by T. J. Kasperbauer explores the complex foundations of our moral attitudes towards animals, revealing surprising insights into human...

Reinventing Human Rights by Mark Goodale offers a bold vision for the future of human rights as a fundamentally reconfigured framework for global justice. This book presents a radical argument that...

The Visible Human Project: A Critical Investigation into Digital Anatomy. Catherine Waldby's book explores the significance of the US National Library of Medicine's three-dimensional recordings of...

Living in a Technological Culture challenges traditional views of the relationship between humans and technology. This book argues that contemporary science is shaped by technology rather than the...

Breaking Silence: The Case That Changed the Face of Human RightsThe story of Dr. Joel Filártiga's quest for justice after his son was brutally murdered by Paraguayan police is one of courage and...

Human Rights, Labor Rights, and International Trade explores the complex relationships between labor rights, human rights, and international trade. This comprehensive view addresses worker rights...

The Humanitarian Exit Dilemma by Ruamps and Chin explores the moral considerations that humanitarian organisations face when their aid goes awry. This book delves into the 'Humanitarian Exit...

Humanity at Its Worst: A Study of Genocide and Mass Atrocities in the 21st Century This book provides a comprehensive overview of some of the most disturbing human rights abuses of the past two...

The Ultimate Humanitas University Medical Admissions Test Guide provides comprehensive support for your application success. With over 1,000 practice questions and fully worked solutions, this guide...

The Sphere Handbook: A Guide to Quality and Accountability in Humanitarian Response The Sphere Handbook provides a principled approach to quality and accountability in humanitarian response, based on...

Discover how genetics has revolutionised our understanding of human history and identity. Biologist Lluís Quintana-Murci explores the impact of population genetics on our knowledge of who we are,...

Big Digital Humanities: A Meeting Place for the Humanities and the Digital Patrik Svensson explores the evolution of digital humanities, tracing its history, practice, and theory. Drawing on his...

The Hebrew Bible and Environmental Ethics: Humans, NonHumans, and the Living Landscape by Mari Joerstad explores an often-overlooked aspect of the biblical tradition. By examining the attribution of...

The Politics and Ethics of Transhumanism: Techno-Human Evolution and Advanced CapitalismThis book interrogates the promises of transhumanism, arguing that it is deeply entwined with capitalist...

What does it mean to be human in the 21st century? This ambitious and groundbreaking book provides a thoughtful and creative synthesis of historical, philosophical and sociological insights to...

The Performance of Human Rights in Morocco explores the complex and often fraught process of uncovering and acknowledging past human rights abuses in Morocco. Since independence in 1956, thousands...