1694 results for 'Margaret Heffernan'

The Relational Subject by Pierpaolo Donati and Margaret S. Archer explores a new approach to understanding relationships in social theory. Most researchers focus on dyadic relations, neglecting the...

The Gate of Heaven: The History and Symbolism of the Temple in Jerusalem by Margaret Barker. This book explores the origins and afterlife of traditions about the Temple in Judaism, drawing on...

This collection of obituaries celebrates nearly 150 years of women's progress, from pioneers like Mary Sommerville to trailblazers like Margaret Thatcher. With entries spanning over 140 years, the...

Bonny's Debut by Margaret Rodeheaver is a heartwarming story about self-discovery and perseverance. When her 'uncles' leave town, Bonny finds herself in a new job, school, and with a new dream: to...

A unique perspective on British politics and history is offered in Douglas Hurd's memoirs. As a former Foreign Secretary and key figure in Margaret Thatcher and John Major's administrations, Hurd...

A collection of 100 short stories written by women, selected by Victoria Hislop, showcasing a diverse range of voices and styles. From witty to heartbreaking, these stories offer a unique insight...

The Pure Gold Baby by Margaret Drabble is a thought-provoking novel that explores the profound impact one child can have on those around her. Born to a young mother, Anna's arrival sets off a chain...

A Country of Eternal Light by Paul Dalgarno is a novel that explores life, death, and memory. Margaret Bryce's afterlife takes her on a journey through her past, from childhood to the present day, as...

Emperor Nero: The Splendour Before the Dark by Margaret George is a gripping conclusion to the story that began in The Confessions of Young Nero. In this stunning novel, Nero Augustus commands the...

The Practice of Prayer by Margaret Guenther explores the essentials of prayer in a down-to-earth approach. This book addresses common questions about listening to God and developing a life of prayer,...

The Hidden Tradition of the Kingdom of God by Margaret Barker explores the concept of the Kingdom of God in the New Testament. To understand its meaning, it is necessary to recover the original...

Gertrude Elizabeth Margaret Anscombe's collected philosophical papers offer valuable insights into her work on ethics and intention. This volume is part of a multi-volume compilation covering various...

Discover the captivating history of the Tudors in this comprehensive guide. Spanning from Henry VII to Elizabeth I, this book explores the Wars of the Roses, the six wives of Henry VIII, and the life...

The Church Her Books and Her Sacraments by E. E. Holmes Originally delivered as the Boyle Lectures for 1910, these lectures were later repeated at All Saints, Margaret Street, and are now presented...

The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood is a powerful exploration of desire and resistance in a repressive society. In this dystopian America, women have lost all their rights, and Offred's only...

Treating Arthritis Diet Book: Recipes and Reasons offers a comprehensive guide to managing arthritis through diet. With hundreds of new recipes and dietary plans, this book provides a full range of...

Kenneth Rose's journals offer an unparalleled glimpse into the inner workings of post-war Britain. With wit and precision, Rose recounts his observations of the national elite, from the abdication...

James: An Introduction and Study Guide explores the theological foundations of the letter of James, countering arguments that it is of limited value for early Christianity. Margaret Aymer focuses on...

God of Surprises - NEW 2022 EDITION by Gerard W. Hughes is a thought-provoking guide for those seeking spiritual growth and inner transformation. Written for Christians who have become disillusioned...

This collection brings together forty-three acclaimed writers to share what sparked their love of literature and reading. From their earliest encounters with books to what continues to inspire them,...

J.D. Fergusson was a key figure in British modernism, and this book reasserts his place at the forefront of the movement. Born in Leith in 1874, Fergusson developed his artistic skills through...

Mad at School: Rhetorics of Mental Disability and Academic Life by Margaret Price explores the complex relationships between disability, illness, and mental illness in higher education. The author...

Middle English Legends of Women Saints presents a diverse collection of saints' Lives that challenge the notion of fixed and predictable legends. By examining multiple retellings of the same legend,...

Elizabeth Gilbert's great-grandmother, Margaret Yardley Potter, wrote a cookbook that was far ahead of its time. In "At Home on the Range", Potter celebrates a devotion to epicurean adventures,...

Discover the latest issue of MYTHIC: A Science Fiction & Fantasy Magazine in this special edition. Inside, you'll find four original short stories by acclaimed authors, including "The Independent" by...

A Child's Good Morning Book Board Book by Margaret Wise Brown is a charming story about four small children waking up with the sun and greeting the new day. As they go about their morning routines,...

Discovering family satisfies a curiosity. One learns of the challenges faced by ancestors, struggles endured, accomplishments shared, the good and sometimes the bad. In this writing, the author spent...

Hands-on science in the Age of Exploration. This book explores the complex mechanics of celestial navigation and the development of schools, textbooks, and instruments to teach sailors the new...

The 1970s were a decade of contrasts. On one hand, record low levels of wealth inequality coexisted with high levels of industrial strife. Glam rock and Doctor Who reached new heights, while the...

Set against the dramatic backdrop of the American Civil War, Gone with the Wind is an unforgettable tale of love and loss. Margaret Mitchell's magnificent historical epic vividly depicts the drama of...

Anglo-Saxon magic and its practical use are explored in this collection of articles, previously published in the Gareth Knight Group's journal. Saxon runes, healing magic, and Old English tree lore...

Soul Space: Making a Retreat in the Christian Tradition by Margaret Silf is a comprehensive guide to the various types of retreats available. This book explores the purpose and benefits of retreats,...

Simple Faith: A New Understanding of the Relationship with God. For many people, faith is based on creeds and doctrine. But Margaret Silf believes that faith is about mystery, not mastery. She...

Read Dangerously: The Subversive Power of Literature in Troubled TimesA guide to the power of literature in turbulent times, this book offers a resistance reading list and explores how literature can...

At the heart of Maiden Tor stands an ancient stone circle known as the Twelve Maidens. Here, a coven of witches gathers to harness its power. But when a new radar project in the English countryside...

The Mean Dream Wonder Machine by Margaret McAllister is a story about trying to do the right thing. When Patrick Penn becomes too absorbed in inventing, things start to go wrong.Patrick's inventions...

Dyslexia, Speech and Language A Practitioner's Handbook by Margaret J. Snowling and Joy Stackhouse provides an authoritative overview of current ideas on the relationship between spoken and written...

The Art of the Story: An International Anthology of Contemporary Short Stories brings together seventy-eight contributors from thirty-five countries in a celebration of the art form. This companion...

John Seed's memoir of his time in the art world is a candid and engaging account of his encounters with artists and dealers.From his early days as a Stanford student, Seed was drawn into a world of...

A new collection of poetry from Margaret Atwood, published in 2021. This is her first book of poetry in over a decade, and it explores themes such as love, loss, time, nature, and the human...

This volume brings together an international group of scholars to explore the relationship between Mark and Paul. They examine the question of whether Paul was a direct influence on Mark, using the...

Winter 1461. The death of Richard Duke of York marks a turning point in the struggle for the English throne. His Lancastrian Queen, Margaret, rides south with an army of victorious northerners,...

Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell is a sweeping tale of human passion and courage set against the backdrop of the American Civil War and Reconstruction. This epic novel vividly depicts the...

The Clippie Girls by Margaret Dickinson In the midst of war and hardship, three sisters navigate love, loss, and family secrets. Peggy, the sensible one, dreams of becoming a clippie on Sheffield's...

Gertrude Elizabeth Margaret Anscombe's essays explore fundamental questions about human existence and morality. In this collection, she examines topics such as the nature of human essence, the...

Humanising Healthcare: A Practical Strategy for Transforming the UK and Other Healthcare Systems. The UK's National Health Service is facing unprecedented challenges. Rising costs, changing patterns...

Margaret Thatcher's leadership was put to the ultimate test in 1981, as her government faced unprecedented challenges. Unemployment soared, public finances teetered on the brink of collapse, and...

A meticulous and gripping retelling of one of the most ambitious assassination attempts against the British establishment. In September 1984, a bomb was planted in a hotel room in Brighton, with the...

St. Columba and Iona: The Early History of the Christian Church in Scotland by Alphons Bellesheim. The story of St. Columba's mission to Scotland is one of remarkable faith and perseverance. Leaving...

Discover the magical world of Witch School in this exciting new novel for girls aged 9-12. When Charlotte discovers she's a witch, her life is turned upside down as she enrolls in the prestigious...

Published in 1666, Margaret Cavendish's Description of a New World, Called the Blazing World is a pioneering work of science fiction that explores the intersection of philosophy and women's...

William Kentridge: Smoke, Ashes, Fable offers a unique selection of the artist's work curated for Sint-Janshospitaal in Bruges. Organized around themes of trauma, healing, and compassion, this...

The sixth and final episode in the China series, Chinese Whispers is a tense and atmospheric thriller with a heart-stopping ending. Detective Li Yan must stop the Beijing Ripper, a killer who is...

The Heart's Time is a collection of 40 poems, one for each weekday of Lent and Easter, offering a daily reflection on the spiritual journey. Janet Morley provides thoughtful commentary on a diverse...

Hurt and Pain: Literature and the Suffering Body explores how authors have portrayed bodies in pain across various literary genres from the 17th century to the present day. Susannah B. Mintz examines...

Thatcher's Spy: My Life as an MI5 Agent Inside Sinn FéinWillie Carlin's remarkable true story takes him from the front lines of the Cold War to the heart of Northern Ireland's complex and deadly...

The God of the Witches by Margaret Alice Murray is a foundational work in the study of occultism and witchcraft. First published in 1901, this influential text has been selected for its cultural...

The 1980s were a transformative time. Margaret Thatcher's Conservative government brought significant challenges to left movements and working-class communities. As one who opposed this repressive...

Spring has arrived in Thrush Green, bringing with it more than just warmer weather. Gossip is buzzing through the village as two ex-schoolteachers return to visit their friends. The old schoolhouse...

On the Rooftop by Margaret Wilkerson Sexton is a captivating story about three sisters who form a jazz band and strive for success. With their harmonious voices, they quickly gain popularity in San...

César Vallejo's poetry collection "Spain, Take this Chalice from Me" offers a unique perspective on the human experience. This bilingual edition brings together over eighty poems that showcase the...

Murder Squad celebrates its 21st birthday with this gripping collection of short stories. A diverse range of tales awaits, each one expertly crafted to keep you on the edge of your seat. From a...

Troy Chimneys by Margaret Kennedy is a Regency romance that turns its conventions on their head. Written in the style of private memoirs, this novel tells the story of Miles Lufton, a man torn...

The Always War by Margaret Peterson Haddix is a gripping thriller that explores the complexities of war and its impact on individuals.For as long as Tessa can remember, her country has been at war...

Tales from the Table offers a unique perspective on the Lovaas/ABA approach to supporting children with autism. This book provides an honest account of the successes and limitations of this method,...

Lateness and Brahms: Music and Culture in the Twilight of Viennese LiberalismThis book explores the fascinating case of Johannes Brahms, whose music has often been overlooked in accounts of late...

Everybody Wants to Rule the World: Britain, Sport and The 1980sThis social history of 1980s Britain is told through the sport of the time, exploring how we got to where we are now. From the Ashes to...

Rebel Girls Climate Warriors: 25 Tales of Environmental Allies tells the inspiring stories of women who are making a difference in the fight for climate justice.From conservationists to activists,...

Small Miracles by Anne Booth is a heartwarming tale of friendship and community. In 1990s England, three nuns - Margaret, Bridget, and Cecilia - face the prospect of losing their beloved convent due...

Temple Theology explores the origins of Christianity and its connection to the ancient Jewish Temple. Margaret Barker argues that the early Christian faith emerged from a centuries-old Hebrew longing...

Not Just for the Boys: Why We Need More Women in ScienceAthene Margaret Donald explores how society has historically excluded women from the scientific sphere and discourse, and what progress has...

A thoughtful exploration of human suffering, Grace Grows Best in Winter offers a biblical perspective on the "why" behind our experiences of pain and hardship. Margaret Clarkson's insightful writing...

A journal of life in the American West, written by Margaret Irvin Carrington, wife of an officer stationed at Fort Phil Kearny. Her account offers a unique perspective on the people and places she...

The Viper by Margaret McHeyzer A wedding brings two worlds together, but for one woman, it's a recipe for disaster. When Rose meets Dominic at her sister's wedding, she knows to steer clear of his...

Enlightenment Thought: An Anthology of Sources brings together a representative selection of readings from key figures in the Enlightenment movement. Spanning much of Europe and the Americas, this...

Dr Margarete Kirchner-Bockholt's comprehensive handbook presents the fundamental principles of curative eurythmy, developed from Rudolf Steiner's original lectures and practical advice. This...

Families, Education and Social Differences by Ben Cosin and Margaret Hales provides a comprehensive exploration of educational issues from diverse research perspectives. The book delves into current...

This question we all ask at some time in our lives is simple yet profound: why isn't God answering my prayer? Margaret Weston explores this and many other questions about prayer, seeking to...

Pecker Dunne - Last Of The Travellers by Tom O'Brien A poignant play about the lives of two travelling musicians, Pecker Dunne and Margaret Barry, who were both part of the Tinker community in...

Norman Davies' comprehensive history of Europe spans from the Ice Age to the Cold War, weaving together a rich tapestry of stories and events that have shaped the continent. With wit and good...

Welcome Home by Margaret Dickinson is an enthralling drama set against the backdrop of World War II. Neighbours Edie and Lil have been close friends for over twenty years, sharing the joys and...

Toward Holy Ground by Margaret Guenther explores the spiritual journey of midlife, where we seek structure and rule, tolerance of ambiguity, and exploration of limitation and mortality. This...

The Brothers of Auschwitz by Malka Adler is a powerful and poignant novel about two brothers separated by the Holocaust. In 1944, their lives are forever changed when the Nazis storm their village in...

Charlotte Brontë's Selected Letters offer a unique glimpse into the life and writing of one of literature's most beloved authors. This collection of letters provides an intimate look at her...

The Strangers by Margaret Peterson Haddix is a gripping mystery that explores the complexities of identity and family. When reports of three kidnapped children reach the Greystone kids, they are...

Clementine and the Spring Trip is a story about spring's significance for Clementine. She looks forward to seeing her apple tree grow, watching her friend Margaret clean, and going on a school trip...

A Healing Path for Womb Twin Survivors offers a comprehensive guide to healing and recovery for those who have survived a twin or multiple pregnancy. Based on extensive research and hundreds of...

Hospice Nursing: An Intimate Guide provides a comprehensive overview of this specialized nursing field. Margaret R. Crawford shares her expertise to help nurses and caregivers navigate the emotional...

The historic churches of Staffordshire offer a fascinating glimpse into the county's rich past. From rural and urban churches dating back to the medieval period, this book explores a selection of the...

The Taming of Solitude: A Comprehensive Approach to Loneliness in Psychoanalysis Loneliness is a universal human experience that can be both painful and creative. In this book, Jean-Michel Quinodoz...

The Grimoire of Grave Fates by Hanna Alkaf and Margaret Owen is a gripping young adult fantasy novel that follows a murder mystery at the prestigious Galileo Academy for the Extraordinary. When...

The Autobiography of Henry VIII With Notes by His Fool, Will Somers : a Novel by Margaret George This is the story of England's most famous and notorious king, Henry VIII. His life and reign were...

Practice tests for the Use of English (C2 level) are available in this comprehensive guide. Written to closely replicate the Cambridge exam experience, these 200 assessments cover Key Word...

Feminism: A Very Short Introduction by Margaret Walters provides an historical account of feminism, exploring its earliest roots as well as key issues including voting rights and the liberation of...

Nursing Models and Nursing Practice by Peter Aggleton and Helen Chalmers provides an overview of influential nursing models in use today. This textbook introduces key concepts developed by prominent...

Conservatism by Roger Scruton explores the central ideas of conservatism over time. It examines conservative thinking on civil society, the rule of law and the role of the state, as well as freedom,...

Turn of the Tide by Margaret Skea is set against the backdrop of turmoil in 16th-century Scotland. A notorious historic feud, known as the Ayrshire Vendetta, threatens the lives of those caught in...

A Pulitzer Prize finalist's powerful exploration of love, family and sacrifice. When Margaret marries her fiancé despite his struggles with depression, she makes an act of faith that will shape their...

Britain under Thatcher provides a concise and balanced analysis of Margaret Thatcher's premiership. This historical study examines key aspects of her leadership, including the Falklands War, the...

A hilarious collection of three monologue plays for female performers, exploring themes of identity, love, and ambition. The Wheelchair on My Face by Sonya Kelly tells the story of growing up with...