1409 results for 'Levy, Becca'

The Art of Falling in Love with Your Fake Fiancé is a heartwarming romantic comedy about two people who pretend to be engaged, but end up discovering real feelings for each other. When Levi's...

It's never too late to go home. For two strangers, Levi and Melody, it's a chance to find refuge from their pasts during the holiday season at the Brenneman Bed and Breakfast.A snowstorm traps them...

This introduction to Emmanuel Levinas provides a clear overview of his philosophical thought, exploring the central idea that human existence is fundamentally ethical and rooted in our relationships...

Leviticus is often viewed as one of the most challenging books in the Old Testament. However, understanding its culture and customs can provide valuable insights into the ancient Israelites' way of...

The music in science fiction television is often highly distinctive and innovative, incorporating cutting-edge electronic sounds and soundscapes. This unique sonic landscape plays a crucial role in...

The Manson Family on Film and Television A comprehensive study of the Manson Family's portrayal in film and television. For over half a century, the Manson Family has been depicted in numerous films...

Ceilings and Dreams: The Architecture of Levity is a collection of twenty essays that explore the potential of ceilings to uplift the human spirit. In this book, contributors examine the role of...

The Sitcom: A Study of American Television Comedy Jeremy G. Butler examines the sitcom genre's position as a major media artefact within American culture, tracing its evolution in the USA and...

Planet TV A Global Television Reader explores the rapidly changing landscape of global television, combining previously published essays with new work by cutting-edge scholars. Organized...

Global Television Co-Producing Culture by Barbara Selznick explores how international television production is changing the face of broadcasting. This book examines the processes behind transnational...

This groundbreaking book challenges conventional wisdom about television, arguing that its problems are inherent to the technology itself. Mander contends that TV is not a neutral medium, but rather...

The Norton Critical Edition of Leviathan presents Thomas Hobbes's influential work in its most accessible form. Carefully edited for modern readers, this edition includes the complete text of...

Popular Film and Television Comedy explores the diverse forms and modes of comedy in film and television. By examining the conventions that underpin these genres, the authors shed light on their...

Television Westerns 1950 - 1980 by Lanny Tucker explores the popular genre of television westerns during its heyday. From iconic shows like Wrangler and Gunsmoke to lesser-known series such as The...

Social Issues in Television Fiction by Lesley Henderson explores how popular TV dramas reflect and shape socio-cultural attitudes. Drawing on empirical data and case studies of medicine, health,...

Confronting Leviathan: A History of Ideas is a comprehensive primer on political theory by David Runciman, a renowned author and host of Talking Politics.This book explores the evolution of ideas...

Discover the Real-Life Locations Behind Your Favourite TV Shows The British Television Location Guide reveals the filming locations for dozens of popular television series. This comprehensive guide...

Levinas for Psychologists provides a rigorous and accessible examination of Emmanuel Levinas's philosophy and its implications for Psychology and the Human and Social Sciences.This book offers a...

The History of Television, 1880 to 1941 by Albert Abramson A comprehensive history of television's development, from its early beginnings to the mid-20th century. This book draws on extensive...

British Television Drama in the 1980s explores one of television's most influential decades. This period saw significant changes, including the establishment of a fourth channel and shifts from...

Screenwriting for film and television is a complex process that requires careful consideration of narrative material. This practical guide by Ben Brady provides a step-by-step approach to turning any...

Discover new insights into the Old Testament with J. Vernon McGee's commentary on Leviticus Chapters 1-14.This volume in McGee's 60-volume set of commentaries offers a thorough and...

Breaking Bad and Cinematic Television explores how television series like Breaking Bad create a new aesthetic that combines elements of cinema with the possibilities of postnetwork TV. Angelo Restivo...

Playwrights on Television offers a unique insight into the creative journeys of award-winning stage and television writers. In this collection of conversations, eighteen dramatists share their...

Sports TV: A Critical Analysis of its History and Significance in the United States. This book provides an introduction to sports TV, exploring its history, defining characteristics, and critical...

First published in 1651, Thomas Hobbes' 'Leviathan' is a foundational work of political philosophy that continues to shape our understanding of governance and human nature. In this influential book,...

When a mysterious death occurs during a scenic train journey through British Columbia, amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher finds herself at the centre of an investigation. As the suspects gather in the...

Remote Control Television in Prison by Victoria Knight offers a thought-provoking insight into the domestic and everyday lives of people in prison. This sociological exploration reveals how...

This modernized edition of Leviathan presents Thomas Hobbes' philosophical ideas in an accessible and straightforward manner. The editors have updated language, style, punctuation, and grammar to...

Unique accounts from those who shaped British television history. This collection brings together first-hand stories from writers, producers, directors, technicians and presenters of Granada...

Kazimir Malevich: The Climax of Disclosure by Rainer Crone and David Moos is a comprehensive exploration of the artist's development from his early beginnings to his involvement with Futurist circles...

Seta Manoukian Painting in Levitation is a comprehensive monograph that explores the work of Lebanese-born painter Seta Manoukian. Her early drawings reveal a strong and original artistic hand, with...

Television: The Life Story of a Technology The history of television is one of rapid innovation and transformation. From its early beginnings in 19th-century Europe to its current digital form, the...

Sherrie Levine: After Reinhardt A new body of work by American artist Sherrie Levine continues her ongoing investigation of color separated from its representational function. Inspired by Ad...

Monsters are real. Cate Granger and Jack Monroe thought they'd left their past behind, but the ghosts still haunt them. Russian billionaire Sonya Borashev has discovered a cave in Antarctica that...

Levinas and the Other in Psychotherapy and Counselling explores the intersection of philosophy and psychotherapy, highlighting the importance of prioritizing the Other in ethical practice.The author...

The Levinas Reader by Sean Hand provides a comprehensive collection of essays by Emmanuel Levinas, one of the most influential thinkers in twentieth-century continental philosophy. This volume brings...

Inclusive Screenwriting for Film and Television by Jess King offers a fresh approach to screenwriting, challenging traditional structures while exploring how screenplays can reflect diverse life...

First aired in 1968, Mr. Novak was a groundbreaking television series that paved the way for future dramatic programming.This comprehensive guide to the show features episode guides with vintage...

A posthumous publication that maps the evolution of the idea of the state from ancient Greece to today, Beyond Leviathan is a magisterial work by István Mészáros. Written on a scale similar to his...

Simon Critchley's The Ethics of Deconstruction explores the philosophical context necessary for understanding deconstruction. This expanded edition builds upon his 1992 work, which argued for the...

The Book of Leviticus: A Comprehensive Analysis This volume examines the formation, final form, themes, and interpretation of the Book of Leviticus. It brings together contributions from leading...

Rabbi Haim David Halevy was a renowned rabbinic scholar and thinker. His work spanned a range of topics, from confronting modernity to questions of faith and Jewish education. This book provides an...

Russian art was gaining momentum as one of the leading capitals of the avant-garde movement in the early 20th century. Many Russian artists had traveled to Paris and were exposed to the most advanced...

Television Policy offers a comprehensive account of major developments in television programming and policy since 1976. This collection of MacTaggart lectures brings together prominent figures from...

Levison's Textbook for Dental Nurses by Carole Hollins provides comprehensive coverage of the dental nursing profession, including the structure of the dental profession, NHS dental services,...

The Early Years of Television and the BBC by Jamie Medhurst This book explores the relationship between the BBC and television from the mid-1920s to the outbreak of the Second World War, shedding new...

Television: A Challenge to the Psychoanalytic Establishment by Jacques Lacan is a collection of papers that document the controversy surrounding Lacan's teaching and his expulsion from the...

Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan is a foundational work in Western political thought that has shaped major traditions in politics and philosophy. Written during a period of civil war and regicide, it...

This comprehensive guide to children and television offers an integrative view of the subject, drawing on 50 years of global research. It combines both the European and American traditions, providing...

Teen TV explores the complex relationship between television and teenagers, tracing how the medium has sought to engage with young audiences over the years. From its early days in the 1940s to the...

Beyond the Box: Television and the Internet explores how television viewing has changed in response to technological advancements. This book examines the impact of the internet on television...

Television for Women New Directions brings together leading scholars to re-examine the concept of television programming specifically designed for women. This collection explores how the meaning and...

Joss Whedon: A Study in Contrasts This book provides a comprehensive assessment of Joss Whedon's contribution to US television and popular culture. It explores his complex role as both cult outsider...

Andrew A. Bonar's Commentary on Leviticus explores the significance of the Levitical sacrifices and types in relation to Jesus Christ, offering insights into the atonement and the intercession of...

The Qabalah: A Sacred Science of the HebrewsThis concise introduction to the Qabalah explores its connection to the Hebrew alphabet and the 22 tarot trumps, as outlined in Eliphas Levi's Ten Lessons...

The Time Tunnel: A History of the Television Program This comprehensive history of the popular 1970s television series explores its origins, production, and impact. With over 200 previously...

Rome, Season One: History Makes Television examines the first season of the HBO-BBC collaboration in a collection of thought-provoking essays by leading scholars. This book focuses on the historical...

Ash Levine, the top detective in the LAPD's elite Felony Special squad, is called to solve the murder of two young men found shot to death in a Venice alley. One of the victims is the son of City...

Leviticus, Volume 4 is part of a highly respected series that offers in-depth biblical scholarship. With over 2 million copies sold, this commentary delivers balanced insight into the meanings of the...

Inside the world of television production lies a unique and demanding role: that of the showrunner. With years of experience in creating and running successful series, Jeffrey Melvoin shares his...

The Art Direction Handbook for Film & Television is a comprehensive guide to setting up and working in an art department. Michael Rizzo provides detailed information on scouting locations,...

The ESV Illuminated Scripture Journal Leviticus is a unique notebook that pairs the text of the book of Leviticus with blank pages for reflection and creative expression. Hand-lettered illustrations...

Complex TV: A comprehensive analysis of television narrative and its evolution over the past two decades. Jason Mittell explores how storytelling has changed in recent years, focusing on key programs...

The Rainbow Age of Television: An Opinionated History of Queer TV A new era of representation is unfolding on American television. For the first time in history, queer women are breaking free from...

Amy Holdsworth's On Living with Television explores how television shapes our daily lives and relationships. Drawing on feminist theory, queer studies, and disability research, Holdsworth examines...

Turning On the Mind: French Philosophers on Television explores the enduring commitment to bringing philosophy to the French public through television. Since 1951, over 3,500 programs have aired,...

This book examines Levinas' critique of Heidegger's conception of temporality, exploring how the notion of the feminine both enables and prohibits the most fertile territory of Levinas' thought...

A Critical History of Doctor Who on Television by John Kenneth Muir is an in-depth examination of the British science fiction television series that has captivated audiences for over five decades...

Pixie Marshall's college year has come to an abrupt end, and so have her plans for a fresh start. With her dorm room gone, she needs a new place to live - and a job that pays the bills. Working at...

A Trick of the Light by David Ashton is set in 1881 Edinburgh, where the dead are restless. Beautiful young American spiritualist Sophia Adler is causing a stir with her dramatic séances, but the...

The Limits of Liberty Between Anarchy and Leviathan by James M. Buchanan This influential work explores two central themes in social philosophy: the nature of the state and its limits. Professor...

Fairy-tale TV: A Critical Introduction explores how fairy tales have been adapted and reinterpreted in popular television. This concise guide examines the social and cultural implications of fairy...

Jack Hargreaves' memoir of life on television offers a unique glimpse into the world of broadcasting in the 1980s. The book is a collection of anecdotes and stories from Hargreaves' own experiences...

A fantasy mystery unfolds in this gripping tale from acclaimed author Robert Jackson Bennett. When a high imperial officer is found dead under mysterious circumstances, Detective Ana Dolabra is...

Cinematography and Lighting for Television: A Contemporary Approach by Tim Palmer is a comprehensive guide to lighting for TV production. With 30 years of experience as a cinematographer, author Tim...

Transform your characters with the art of prosthetic make-up. This instructional guide reveals the techniques and methods used to create realistic transformations, from subtle aging effects to...

Charles S. Maier's Leviathan 2.0 explores how modern statehood evolved between the mid-nineteenth and mid-twentieth centuries. Building on Thomas Hobbes' foundational work, Leviathan, this updated...

The Knowing the Bible series offers a comprehensive resource for studying and teaching the Bible with a deep understanding of its connection to the gospel. This 12-week study on Leviticus provides a...

Sesame Street and the Reform of Children's Television explores the origins and inner workings of the Children's Television Workshop, which produced the iconic hour-long show Sesame Street. First...

Defeat a mysterious sea monster in Adventuregame Comics: Leviathan, the first of a series of innovative, interactive graphic novels. This new series from Jason Shiga, creator of Meanwhile, invites...

The streets of Edinburgh seethe with anarchy as two gangs of students rival each other in wild exploits. A brutal murder brings Inspector James McLevy to the scene, and he must navigate the dark...

Leviticus: An Introduction and Commentary by Jay Sklar provides a thorough understanding of this pivotal book in the Old Testament. The commentary offers a concise introduction to the authorship,...

Behind the scenes of film and television production lies a world of unexpected challenges. Daniel Scarpati's story is one of perseverance and adaptability, as he navigates the demanding role of a...

Aimée Leduc finds herself in the midst of turmoil when tensions in Paris's working-class neighbourhood of Belleville escalate into violence. As her friend Anaïs, wife of the interior minister,...

The Levite Priest and The RH Negative Blood Type by Roberta Hill This book explores an intriguing theory about the connection between the Kohathite high priest and individuals with the RH negative...

To the Other: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas This introduction to the philosophy of Emmanuel Levinas provides a clear overview for those new to his work. It explores the key...

Exploring the world of teen television in the United States, this essay collection delves into the meanings and manifestations of "teen TV" from various perspectives. The book examines how networks...

Watching TV with a Linguist challenges traditional views of television as lowbrow entertainment. Instead, it presents fictional TV as a valuable tool for learning about linguistics and enriching...

John Gray's The New Leviathans offers a fresh perspective on the world of the 2020s, drawing on a new reading of Thomas Hobbes' classic work. Published in 2024, this book challenges the liberal...

This Is Us Selections from the Television Series SoundtrackA collection of 11 memorable musical selections from seasons 1 and 2, featuring piano/vocal/guitar arrangements of songs such as Beauty and...

Ken Loach: A Study in European CinemaThis comprehensive study examines the career and work of British director Ken Loach, tracing his development from early television to landmark films and...

David Scott's acclaimed study challenges traditional assumptions about Britain's rise to global power. This 300-year narrative explores how Britain transformed from a fragmented nation to a...

The practice of holding states responsible is central to modern politics and international relations. States are commonly blamed, praised, punished, obligated, and held liable in various contexts...

A comprehensive history of television animation in America, this book challenges common misconceptions about the genre and provides a fresh perspective on its significance.From early themes and...

The Virginian: A Television History, 1962-1971 by Paul Green This book provides an in-depth look at the popular television series The Virginian, which premiered on September 19, 1962. The show's...

Adaptation Revisited: A Critical Reappraisal of Television and the Classic Novel By Sarah Cardwell, Manchester University Press, 2002. This book offers a fresh perspective on the relationship between...

HBO has been redefining television since its launch in 1972. Today, pay television is seen as the premier site for "quality television." This collection of new essays by an international group of...

Raising the Levite: Godly Parenting for the Pastor is a heartfelt guide for children and parents of pastoral families. Tammy Ejimadu shares her personal experiences as a Levite, born into a family of...