1919 results for 'Levy, Deborah'

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...

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...

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...

Kasimir Malevich's Black Square was a groundbreaking artwork that challenged conventions when it was first created in 1915. However, its radical nature was not entirely new, as several artists and...

Keeping It Real: Irish Film and Television A collection of essays exploring the nature and direction of Irish film and television. Topics include the impact of national identity, ethnicity, and...

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...

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...

Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy Television by Joe Nazzaro explores the craft of creating compelling science fiction and fantasy television shows. This collection of interviews with writers and...

Australian Television Programs: A Study of Pleasures and Politics This comprehensive study of Australian television explores its cultural and institutional history, as well as examining a wide range...

Religious Television and Pious Authority in Pakistan by Taha Kazi explores how talk shows on Pakistani television have become important platforms for discussing Islam and religious authority. Since...

A Painter's Kitchen Recipes from the Kitchen of Georgia O'KeeffeThis collection of recipes showcases the culinary style of Georgia O'Keeffe, who took great pride in her healthy and natural cooking...

Leviathan Wakes is the first book in the Expanse series, a gripping science fiction novel that has captivated millions of readers worldwide. In a future where humanity has colonised the solar system,...

Covenant & Conversation: Leviticus - The Book of HolinessThis first volume in Rabbi Jonathan Sacks' five-volume collection explores the intersections between Jewish tradition, Western philosophy and...

Introduction to Metaphysics From Parmenides to Levinas by Jean Grondin provides a comprehensive history of metaphysics from ancient Greece to modern philosophy. This book explores seminal texts and...

The Complete Poetry of Osip Mandelstam is now available in English for the first time. For decades, this 20th-century Russian poet's work was lost to official silence, but thanks to dedicated...

Pisti, 80 Rue de Belleville is a wild and provocative exploration of the art world and politics. Elke, a young academic with a troubled past, finds herself drawn to Pisti, a charismatic Hungarian...

Television and New Media Must-click TV explores how new media technologies have transformed contemporary broadcast television production, scheduling, distribution, and reception practices. Recent...

Science Fiction TV offers a comprehensive introduction to this versatile and evolving genre, combining historical overview with textual analysis. J. P. Telotte explores science fiction's cultural...

Policing Afghanistan: The Politics of the Lame Leviathan is a rare in-depth study of a police force in a developing country undergoing internal conflict. The authors examine the evolution of...

The Lone Ranger on Radio, Film and Television By Ed Andreychuk This book explores the enduring popularity of the Lone Ranger, from his 1933 debut as a radio serial hero to his highly-rated television...

Freelancing for Television and Radio provides an indispensable guide to creating and maintaining a successful career in this field. Drawing from real-life experiences of freelancers and employers,...

Millennial Fandom Television Audiences in the Transmedia Age by Louisa Ellen Stein explores how the millennial generation is shaping media culture. Stein examines the contradictory narratives...

Independent Women: From Film to Television explores the significance for feminism of the increasing representation of women on and behind the screen in television contexts around the world.The...

That's the Way It Is: A History of Television News in America By Charles L. Ponce de Leon University of Chicago Press, 2015 The history of television news in America is often seen as a tale of...

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...

Policy Paradox: The Art of Political Decision MakingThis accessible policy text reveals that politics cannot be separated from policy making. By exploring the paradoxes underlying seemingly...

Michael Landon: Actor, Writer, Director, Producer For over three decades, Michael Landon's creative gifts touched millions of viewers around the world. This book is the first detailed examination of...

Colored Television is a novel that explores the complexities of life, love, and identity through the eyes of its protagonist, Jane. After a tumultuous period of uncertainty, Jane finds herself in a...

Exploring the Book of Leviticus as a guide for modern worship and spiritual practice, Ricky LaVaughn's Offerings and Sacrifices Bible Study invites readers to re-examine their relationship with God...

Supernatural: A History of Television's Unearthly Road Trip by Erin Giannini explores the enduring phenomenon of this cult series. First aired in 2005, Supernatural persisted for 15 seasons to become...

The Time Tunnel: A Comprehensive History of the Television Series This in-depth guide to The Time Tunnel explores the origins and evolution of the popular 1970s television series. With over 200...

Mastering music editing for film and television requires a deep understanding of the creative process. This comprehensive guide provides practical skills to help you hone your craft, from solving...

Surveillance, Closed Circuit Television and Social Control explores the growing phenomenon of CCTV camera surveillance in Britain. With practically every major city now boasting a CCTV system, it is...

Sketch Comedy: Identity, Reflexivity, and American Television by Nick Marx explores the evolution of sketch comedy in television from its early days to contemporary shows. Through an analysis of...

Discover the versatility of the Country Crown block and unlock 10 stunning quilts. This comprehensive guide takes you through step-by-step instructions and coordinating diagrams to help you build...

The Passenger is a gripping television serial script by Francis Durbridge, now available in paperback. First broadcast in 1957, this three-part thriller follows a mysterious stranger who boards a...

Social phobia is an anxiety disorder that significantly reduces effectiveness in personal interactions. Its exaggerated fear of negative evaluation in social situations leads people to avoid social...

The war for control has begun. A mysterious fleet of warships, controlled entirely by artificial intelligence, has fallen upon two star systems, sending shockwaves throughout Alliance space. Geary, a...

Leviathans: Multinational Corporations and the New Global History by Alfred D. Chandler and Bruce Mazlish explores the emergence and evolution of multinational corporations in the 20th century. This...

Reality Television: The TV Phenomenon that Changed the World by Ruth A. Deller provides an in-depth exploration of this influential genre. From its documentary roots to its current social media...

The Plug-In Drug: Television, Computers, and Family Life by Marie Winn In this thought-provoking study, Marie Winn explores how television and other electronic media affect children's relationships...

Hong Kong in the Shadow of China: Living with the Leviathan explores the recent struggle for democracy in Hong Kong. The city's protests, sparked by deep public resentment over growing inequality,...

Charles Bronson: A Comprehensive FilmographyThis detailed biography covers the entire film and television career of Charles Bronson, spanning five decades. With over 95 films and 156 television...

Playing Doctor: Television, Storytelling and Medical PowerJoseph Turow's in-depth analysis challenges our understanding of television's portrayal of doctors and the medical world. With engaging...

The Subject of Torture: Psychoanalysis and Biopolitics in Television and Film By Hilary Neroni Columbia University Press, 2015 This book brings together aesthetic and theoretical analysis to explore...

Toby Miller's Cultural Citizenship explores what it means to be a citizen in today's world, where consumerism, terrorism, and globalisation have transformed our lives. This thought-provoking book...

The Colorblind Screen: Television in Post-Racial America by Sarah E. Turner explores how television shapes our understanding of racial identity in the United States. This collection of essays...

Blood Scion by Deborah Falaye is a gripping tale of magic, power, and revenge. In a world where being discovered as a Scion can mean certain death, 15-year-old Sloane is forced to join the army and...

The revolution has been televized. Over the past fifty years, television has undergone a profound transformation, from bland broadcasting to a platform for astonishing stories of sex, violence, and...

Television: Technology and Cultural Form by Raymond Williams was first published in 1974, a time before the widespread use of multi-channel TV. Yet, Williams' analysis remains remarkably relevant...

A masterly analysis of Leviticus, this latest volume in a renowned series of commentaries on the Hebrew Bible weaves together traditional Jewish exegesis, psychoanalysis, and postmodern criticism to...

A Study of Modern Television: Thinking Inside the Box by Andrew Crisell provides a comprehensive analysis of television's complex character. From its historical development to its impact on culture...

Media Experiences: Engaging with Drama and Reality Television explores how we engage with media and how it shapes us. Annette Hill examines the relationships between producers and audiences in shared...

The Leviathan of Wealth: The Sutherland Fortune in the Industrial Revolution by Eric Richards This book provides a valuable insight into the history of wealth and power during the Industrial...

Switching to Digital Television: UK Public Policy and the MarketThis authoritative study examines the government policy behind the digital switchover in the United Kingdom, exploring how competitive...

Face to Face with Levinas explores the ethical and ontological significance of Emmanuel Levinas' philosophy. This collection brings together prominent scholars from the US and Europe, including...

Swedish Crime Fiction: A Genre in Transition This book explores the evolution of Scandinavian noir, examining its appeal and distinct characteristics. It delves into the international success of...

Processing Politics explores how people learn from television and the Internet in the context of politics. Doris Graber examines current research on learning and shows that televised presentations...

The Chinese Television Industry (International Screen Industries) by Michael Keane This groundbreaking study explores the changing landscape of television content in China, and how the government is...

Frasier: A Cultural History offers an engaging analysis of the long-running television show, exploring its themes, characters, and behind-the-scenes efforts. This volume examines the series as a...

The revolution has been televized. Over the past fifty years, television has undergone a profound transformation, from the bland wasteland of 'play-it-safe' broadcasting to a vibrant landscape of...

A burglary and murder sets Inspector James McLevy off on a dark and complex investigation that leads to a violent confrontation with an old enemy. As he delves deeper, he uncovers secrets and...

Derrick Evans' autobiography offers an unflinching look at his life's journey, from a tumultuous childhood to becoming a beloved fitness guru and television personality. Born in Jamaica, Derrick...

Transatlantic Television Drama Industries, Programs, and Fans explores how serial dramas like Black Mirror captivate US audiences, revealing insights into American-British relations on and off the...

Andrew Gibson explores how postmodern theory can inform an ethical discussion around fiction in this thought-provoking study.The book delves into the work of key thinkers, including Levinas, and...

The Forgotten Network: DuMont and the Birth of American Television by David Weinstein. In 1946, Allen B. Du Mont founded a television network that would become synonymous with the new medium in the...

Auditioning for Film and Television: A Post #MeToo Guide by Nancy Bishop is a practical workbook that offers actionable advice on audition technique, scene analysis, online casting, and social media...

A rich history of popular American fashion and culture in the modern age is revealed in this gorgeous compendium. Longtime fashion director and expert Hal Rubenstein explores how television has...

Rod Serling: A Revolutionary Voice in Television. The story of Rod Serling's rise to fame is one of struggle and perseverance. As a writer, he challenged the networks and viewership alike to expand...

Italian Giallo in Film and Television: A Critical History by Roberto Curti explores the diverse range of Italian mystery and detective fiction and films. From their origins to the present day, this...

The Russian Violin School: The Legacy of Yuri Yankelevich This book explores the pedagogical traditions of the Russian and Soviet violin schools, shedding light on their principles and methodology...