897 results for 'HartHallam, Bernard'

How the States Got Their Shapes Too: The People Behind the BorderlinesThis book explores American history through the lens of its borders, but instead of just telling us why the states were formed,...

This collection of essays explores the concept of citizenship and its relationship to education. Sir Bernard Crick argues that citizenship should be a bridge between vocational aims and education for...

Low Life: Irreverent Reflections from the Bottom of a GlassA collection of autobiographical writings that offer a candid and humorous look at life's misadventures, Low Life is a unique blend of wit,...

Joy Division changed the face of music with their unique sound. Inspired by punk's attitude and energy, Peter Hook and Bernard Sumner formed a band that continues to influence popular music today...

Tal's Hundred Best Games by Bernard Cafferty is a comprehensive collection of chess games that showcases Mikhail Tal's remarkable career. This sequel to Peter Clarke's companion book takes readers...

City As Superorganism by Bernard Barnes explores the idea that a city can be seen as an organism. The author's lifelong obsession with this concept has led to a series of paintings and drawings that...

The Fallen Angels A Novel by Bernard Cornwell and Susannah Kells is set against the tumultuous backdrop of revolution-torn France. In England, the Lazender family's opulent "little kingdom" remains...

Town Prints & Drawings of Britain Before 1800 by Bernard Nurse A visual record of Britain's provincial towns in the eighteenth century, featuring over one hundred images from the Bodleian Library's...

The Death of Kings (Sajones, Vikingos y Normandos: 6) by Bernard Cornwell is set in a time of great turmoil. The Danes speak of peace, but are prepared for war. They dream of seizing Wessex, the most...

Turning Psychology Into a Social Science by Bernard Guerin Routledge, 2020, Paperback, 170 pages. This book offers a new understanding of psychology that focuses on human engagement with external...

Bernard Berenson's legacy as a connoisseur of Renaissance art is cemented in his library and collection at Villa I Tatti in Florence. This collection of essays explores the intellectual world that...

Oscar Wilde's An Ideal Husband has been captivating audiences since its London premiere in 1895. A prominent politician is blackmailed over a youthful indiscretion, forcing society to confront...

Henry VII: A Study in Power and Policy The life and reign of Henry VII, founder of the Tudor dynasty, is a pivotal moment in English history. This comprehensive study by renowned historian S. B...

The Age of Disruption: Technology and Madness in Computational CapitalismBy Bernard Stiegler, Polity PressThis major new book argues that we are living in an era of fundamental disruption and...

The Oxford Handbook of Epicurus and Epicureanism by Phillip Mitsis offers an authoritative exploration of the philosophy of Epicurus. This comprehensive study provides in-depth discussions of all...

Street Without Joy: A Harrowing Account of the Indochina WarThis powerful and poignant account of the French Debacle in Indochina, first published in 1961, offers a stark warning about the...

Robert Motherwell: A Study of an American Giant This biography offers a fresh perspective on Robert Motherwell's life and work, exploring his place within 20th-century American culture. As the art...

The Book of the Links (Annotated) A Symposium on Golf by H. S. Colt, Martin H. F. Sutton, and Bernard Darwin. This 1912 collaborative guide provides rare insight into the methods and philosophies...

Descartes' Project of Pure Enquiry by Bernard Williams is a seminal work that explores the foundations of knowledge and the nature of reality. This thought-provoking introduction to Descartes'...

The Sunni Tragedy in the Middle East: Northern Lebanon from Al-Qaeda to ISIS In northern Lebanon, a land long under the influence of the Assad regime in Syria, a complex struggle for power has...

Key Philosophers in Conversation: Insights into Contemporary Thought. This collection of interviews presents the ideas of leading contemporary philosophers, exploring key areas such as philosophy of...

The Small House at Allington is the fifth novel in Anthony Trollope's Chronicles of Barsetshire series. Published in 1864, it has enjoyed a lasting popularity over the years. In this novel, the Dale...

A fascinating exploration of the changing dynamics between the Islamic world and the West over the past 300 years. Bernard Lewis examines the complex reactions of Middle Eastern societies as they...

Stay ahead in an ever-changing world with Future Skills: The 20 Skills and Competencies Everyone Needs to Succeed in a Digital World. Bernard Marr shares his insights on how to prepare for the...

SuperQuesters: The Case of the Great Energy Robbery by Dr Thomas Bernard and Lisa Moss is an intriguing mystery for young detectives. In this latest instalment, the SuperQuesters team must solve a...

Mrs. Warren's Profession is a powerful play that explores the complex relationship between two strong-willed women from different generations. At its core, it is a critique of societal convention and...

Christian Love by Bernard V. Komar explores the rich and varied dimensions of Christian love, delving into its meaning, experience, and significance throughout history. This comprehensive volume...

A retrospective of Bernard Leach's most significant writings, featuring new images from his family archive. This collection brings together over ninety years of the renowned potter's life and work,...

Playwrights on Playwriting: From Ibsen to Ionesco offers insightful perspectives on modern theater and play creation. This collection gathers the thoughts and theories of prominent playwrights from...

Marianne de Trey CBE reflects on her life's work in this 55-page catalogue of her pottery and exhibitions. Now in her seventh decade of creating, she continues to make a significant contribution to...

Bernard Faure explores the mental universe of Soto Zen master Keizan Jokin through a postmodernist lens. This intellectual biography delves into the paradoxes of the Soto school and the historical,...

Death of a Bookseller by Bernard J. Farmer is a mystery that unfolds in the world of rare books and collectors. When a policeman's friendship with a fellow book enthusiast turns deadly, he must...

A young man from the Toulouse banlieue is found dead in the forests of Ariège with two deer antlers attached to his head. Martin Servaz, a justice-seeking individual, becomes embroiled in an...

A Sourcebook on Naturalist Theatre provides essential primary sources that document one of the key movements in modern theatre. This collection of plays and writings by three influential playwrights...

Stay ahead of the curve with this expert analysis of the most impactful business trends shaping the future. Bernard Marr breaks down the social and technological forces driving change in business,...

Set against the tumultuous backdrop of early 20th-century Dublin, Waterford Street is a poignant novel about ordinary people navigating extraordinary times.The story follows Lily Clancy and her three...

The Practice of Value by Joseph Raz explores a fundamental aspect of our world: value. This thought-provoking exploration delves into the dependence of value on social practice, challenging cultural...

Active Citizenship: What Could it Achieve and How? This book explores the concept of active citizenship in the UK, examining its potential benefits for democracy. Bernard Crick's work sets out to...

Hardcover: 201 pages, Yale University Press, 2021. In this deeply personal and philosophical account, Bernard-Henri Lévy recounts his investigative journeys to eight international hotspots, from...

Bernard Slotnick was a lawyer who believed everyone deserved a good defense. He was known for his bold strategies in the courtroom and his dedication to his family at home.Slotnick's remarkable...

Set against the backdrop of one of history's most tumultuous periods, Winter is a gripping novel that explores the complexities of family and loyalty. The story follows two brothers, bound together...

Bryan Magee's engaging conversations with fifteen contemporary writers and philosophers provide an accessible account of Western philosophy and its greatest thinkers. Beginning with Socrates' death...

Aristotle's distinction between beings formed by nature and man-made objects is revisited in this thought-provoking work. Bernard Stiegler develops an innovative assessment that attributes a distinct...

Bertrand Russell's Portraits from Memory and Other Essays is a thought-provoking collection of essays that offer insight into his life, philosophy, and relationships. In this engaging work, Russell...

Cape Horn: The Logical Route takes you on a journey from Europe to the Pacific and back again, following a path chosen for its speed. This is more than just a narrative of a voyage - it's an account...

The UK is in crisis: debt is spiralling, unemployment is on the rise and the fragile coalition cabinet is at breaking point. A complex pipeline deal with Kumranistan could be the solution to the...

A Week in Venice: A Film-text by Bernard Sharratt is a unique blend of fiction and fantasy. In this film-text, two strangers arrive in Venice for different reasons, only to find themselves entangled...

Understanding the New Testament requires more than just reading its pages. This book offers a foundational introduction to critical realist hermeneutics, a theory of interpretation and history that...

Pygmalion is a play by Bernard Shaw, first presented in 1912. Professor Henry Higgins makes a bet that he can train a Cockney flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, to pass for a duchess at an ambassador's...

Discover the Power of Generative AI Generative AI in Practice explores the groundbreaking technology that's reframing the rulebook with its seemingly endless capabilities. From crafting intricate...

The legend of Pygmalion has captivated audiences for centuries. George Bernard Shaw's celebrated play tells the story of a sculptor who creates a statue of such beauty that he falls in love with his...

George Bernard Shaw's powerful historical drama about Joan of Arc presents a realistic portrayal of the legendary figure, challenging traditional depictions and offering a nuanced exploration of her...

The New French Philosophy by Ian James offers a critical assessment of key developments in contemporary French thought. This book provides a close comparative reading of seven influential thinkers,...

The Shakespeare Head Press was founded in 1904 by Arthur Henry Bullen, who dreamed of printing the entire works of William Shakespeare. This ambitious project led to the creation of a unique press...

The Black Cloth: A Collection of African Folktales by Bernard Binlin Dadie First published in France as Le Pagne Noir: Contes Africains, this collection of folktales is a personal and poetic...

Stray by Bernard Farai Matambo is a powerful collection of poems that explore the complexities of identity and displacement. Through prose-shaped lines, Matambo uncovers the contradictions in search...

Atlantic History: Concept and Contours by Bernard Bailyn This book explores the rapidly developing field of Atlantic history, bringing together elements of early modern European, African, and...

The Surgeon's Affair by Ann McIntosh, Fiona Lowe and Margaret Barker is a heartwarming romance about love and second chances. ER doctor Liz Prudhomme finds herself rekindling a passion with Cort...

Bernard Stiegler's third volume in his Technics and Time series explores the relationship between technology and time, focusing on the philosophical ideas of Immanuel Kant. He examines how the...

Conran/Quant Swinging London - A Lifestyle Revolution brings together two pivotal figures in 'Pop' fashion: Mary Quant and Terence Conran. Their contributions to style during the 1960s were...

Language Policy by Bernard Spolsky explores the complex issues surrounding language use in modern society. The author examines debates around correctness and bad language, bilingualism and...

Science, Consciousness and Ultimate Reality by David Lorimer explores critical issues at the intersection of science, religion, and consciousness studies. This interdisciplinary volume brings...

Jesus through Medieval Eyes: Beholding Christ with the Artists, Mystics, and Theologians of the Middle Ages by Grace Hamman explores how medieval Christians thought about Jesus. Their ideas and...

The Call of the Wild is a story of transformation and survival, set against the backdrop of the 1890s Klondike Gold Rush. A powerful St. Bernard-Shepherd mix named Buck is stolen from his master and...

A Tree for All Seasons by Robin Bernard is a visually striking picture book that introduces young readers to the wonders of trees. With its large format and vibrant photographs, this 16-page book is...

The Principia: Mathematical Principles of Natural Philosophy is a foundational work in modern physical science. First published in 1687, it presents Newton's laws of motion and universal gravitation...

The Moorstone Sickness by Bernard Taylor is a spine-chilling tale of terror that unfolds in the quiet village of Moorstone. After leaving behind the chaos of London, Hal and Rowan Graham settle into...

Fair Game by Bernard Duclos is a detailed account of Robert Hansen's 12-year murder spree in Alaska. Hansen's seemingly ordinary life as a bakery owner, crack bush pilot, and big-game hunter belied...

Michael Holroyd's memoir "On Wheels" is a wry and thoughtful exploration of his lifelong relationship with cars. Through a series of engaging anecdotes, he weaves together stories of his own...

Caroline Bachmann: A Comprehensive Journey Through PaintingThis first comprehensive book on Caroline Bachmann, one of Switzerland's foremost contemporary artists, offers a richly illustrated...

State and Society in Post-War Japan explores how Japanese society has evolved since the war, focusing on the role of the state in managing rapid economic growth. Bernard Eccleston examines how the...

Bernard Lewis brings together eleven essays that explore the complex relationship between Islam and the West. A renowned scholar of Islamic history and culture, Lewis delves into the inner workings...

The Shootist by Glendon Swarthout is a gripping tale of mortality and redemption. A gunfighter at the turn of the twentieth century, John Bernard Books faces his greatest challenge: death. With...

Robert and Judith Farrell's divorce led to an unexpected outcome: custody of their four children was awarded to their father. However, the three boys, Kester, Michael, and Ben, remained close to...

Littlecote, Wiltshire Archaeological Excavations in the Park by Bernard Phillips is a detailed account of the archaeological discoveries made at Littlecote House between 1978 and 1991. The...

La longue route: un voyage solitaire au largeEn 1968, Bernard Moitessier accepte le défi de faire le tour du monde en solitaire et sans escale. Il quitte les côtes britanniques pour une aventure qui...

The Heroic Temper: Studies in Sophoclean Tragedy by Bernard Knox This book explores the common patterns and elements that define Sophocles' tragic heroes. Through a close examination of language and...

The Fable of the Bees and Other Writings by Bernard Mandeville and E. J. Hundert is a collection of writings that offer insight into the social theorist's work. This edition includes selections from...

Foundations of Ethics: An Anthology by Russ Shafer-Landau and Terence Cuneo provides an in-depth exploration of the fundamental issues in ethics. This comprehensive collection covers key topics such...

The Trinity in History, Volume Two A: A Theology of the Divine Missions: Volume Two: Missions, Relations, and Persons by Robert M. Doran. This second volume of Robert M. Doran's magisterial work...

Data Strategy: Harnessing the Power of Big Data to Revolutionize Your Business In today's digital economy, data is no longer just an asset - it's a strategic advantage. Bernard Marr, a leading expert...

Hardcover: 256 pages Bernard F. Reilly and Simon R. Doubleday present a revised understanding of medieval Iberia during the reign of Queen Sancha and King Fernando I, challenging conventional...

Developing Emotional Intelligence in the Primary School by Sue Colverd and Bernard Hodgkin is an essential resource for teachers looking to support children's emotional preparation for learning. This...

The Sound of Cinema: A History of Hollywood Film Music from the Silents to the Present By Sean Wilson, published by McFarland in 2022. This book explores the art form of film music, tracing its...

Bernard Stiegler examines the impact of marketing technologies on education and family relations. He argues that the widespread use of these technologies has led to a crisis in critical thinking, as...

Tom Rigby accepts a commission to paint a young woman's portrait at Woolvercombe House, an offer he cannot refuse. However, his arrival at the secluded country mansion marks the beginning of a...

Rise of the Green Flame by Bernard Mensah is an action-packed adventure that combines magic and friendship. Eight-year-old Kwame starts at Nkonyaa School, eager to learn magic, but he struggles to...

A rich collection of inspirational thoughts and universal ideals from the history of medicine is presented in this volume. Over five hundred quotations are drawn from past generations of physicians,...

A comprehensive collection of British wit and humour spans centuries. From Monty Python's iconic catchphrase to modern comedians like Michael McIntyre and Harry Hill, this doorstopper features an...

Baruch: My Own StoryThis memoir offers a unique insight into the life and philosophy of Bernard Baruch, one of America's most remarkable men. From his humble beginnings as an office boy at 19 to his...

Under the starlit skies of the South Downs, three lives become entangled in unexpected ways. Julie sells ice cream on the cliffs, searching for love online, while her friend Bernard walks the...

Imagination in Kant's Critique of Practical Reason by Bernard Freydberg A close reading of Kant's second critique reveals imagination as both its central force and the bridge that links his three...

Openings: 29 Projects by h2o Architects This comprehensive volume brings together twenty-nine projects from the past ten years, showcasing the work of Paris-based h2o Architects. From housing...

The Great Prince Died Bernard Wolfe's lyrical novel weaves together fact and fiction to tell the story of Leon Trotsky's assassination in 1940. Through multiple perspectives, including that of an...

Benedict XVI's diplomatic efforts are often misunderstood as mere avoidance of conflict. In reality, his approach to international relations was one of genuine dialogue, where encounters between...

Twelve extraordinary new stories from one of Ireland's greatest writers, Bernard MacLaverty. This collection showcases the emotional range of a master storyteller, exploring themes of family love,...

A comprehensive history of aircraft carriers spans over 120 years, from early Zeppelin and seaplane carriers to modern nuclear-powered warships. This illustrated encyclopedia covers more than 150...

This comprehensive collection of texts on the conservation of art and architecture is now available in English for the first time. Spanning forty-six texts by thirty major scholars, it offers...

A Practical Guide to Triumph Ownership: Trials and Tribulations of Keeping Triumph TR and Other Models on the Road by Bernard J. Littlewood. This comprehensive guide covers a range of repairs and...