2198 results for 'Shields, Walter'

The Victorian Art of Fiction presents important statements on the form and function of fiction from the 19th century. This anthology explores questions of genre, authorship, and morality in relation...

Theodor W. Adorno's Ontology and Dialectics 1960-61 is a seminal work that presents his most sustained analysis of Heidegger's philosophy. This collection of lectures represents a continuation of a...

Bad Boy Brawly Brown by Walter Mosley is a gripping mystery novel that follows Easy Rawlins as he tries to save an old friend's stepson, Brawly Brown, from the political group he has joined. Brawly's...

Walter Dean Myers' novel All the Right Stuff explores the social contract from a teenager's perspective, weaving together themes of politics, basketball, and personal responsibility.After his father...

Walter Rauschenbusch's work on the social principles of Jesus continues to shape Christian thought and practice today. A key figure in the Social Gospel movement, Rauschenbusch's teachings emphasized...

Crisis and Critique: A Historical Analysis of Media Participation in Times of Crisis by Anne Kaun. This book explores how media technologies have shaped resistance to capitalism throughout history,...

Mr. Tickle's attempt to learn to swim is a hilarious adventure. His long arms make it difficult to hold onto the pool, and he can't resist a tickle or two. Can he learn to swim despite his unique...

A woman's body is discovered at the National Gallery in 1897, London, with a gruesome murder that echoes the infamous Jack the Ripper killings. The Museum Detectives are called in to investigate, and...

Morocco That Was by Walter Harris offers a unique glimpse into the country's history and culture. From 1887 until his death in 1933, Harris lived in Morocco, observing its life and interacting with...

The Labyrinth of Dreaming Books In this captivating tale, Walter Moers weaves an astonishingly inventive story from his wild imagination. More than two hundred years after its destruction by fire,...

Walter S. DeKeseredy examines the complex issue of violence against women, challenging common assumptions and exploring the root causes of this problem. DeKeseredy debunks the notion that intimate...

Death Takes a Holiday by Alberto Cassella and Walter Ferris is a striking drama that has established itself among the important plays of our time. Based on the poetic conception of death suspending...

The Modern Recorder Player by Walter van Hauwe is a comprehensive guide to playing the recorder. This instructional sheet music book covers the basics of holding and playing the instrument, with...

Reliving the Passion offers a fresh and intimate perspective on one of history's most pivotal events. This meditation on the suffering, death, and resurrection of Jesus is presented in vivid images...

Eugenio Pacelli - Pius XII (1876 - 1958) in the View of ScholarshipThis collection of current research offers a fresh perspective on one of the most prominent and controversial figures in...

The Price by Arthur Miller is a poignant drama about two brothers who reunite in a moment of reckoning. In this powerful play, Victor and Walter confront the past and its consequences, as they sort...

London, 1903. A pair of women are hanged in Holloway Prison for their roles in killing babies. More than thirty years later, Josephine Tey sets out to write a novel about Amelia Sach and Annie...

The Oresteia of Aeschylus by George Thomson and Walter G. Headlam is a two-volume edition that forms part one of this comprehensive collection. This volume contains the original Greek text of the...

Oscar Wilde's "The Happy Prince and Other Tales" is a charming collection of five children's short stories. Beautifully illustrated by Walter Crane, these stories include "The Happy Prince", "The...

The Bogman by Walter Macken A young man's struggle for freedom and individuality is set against the backdrop of rural Ireland in the early 20th century. Orphaned as a child, Cahal Kinsella returns to...

The Scorching Wind by Walter Macken is set against the backdrop of Dublin in 1916, during the tumultuous Easter Rebellion and its aftermath. Against this complex historical context, two young...

Jesus: A Novel by Walter Wangerin is a compelling retelling of Jesus' life and ministry. Told through the perspectives of two close confidantes, Mary and his beloved disciple, this novel provides an...

Walter Benjamin's short stories are gathered in this collection for the first time. The fiction of a renowned critic and philosopher, Benjamin's tales explore the erotic tensions of city life, the...

Lithium: A Doctor, a Drug, and a BreakthroughThe story of lithium's discovery as a cure for bipolar disorder is one of the most important medical breakthroughs of the 20th century, yet it remains...

This collection of essays explores the key sources of the Marxist critique of capitalist civilization and offers a unique understanding of socialism as the only truly human alternative to...

20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is a science fiction novel that explores the limitless possibilities of technology and humanity's place within it. Written by Jules Verne, this extraordinary voyage...

Lords of the White Castle is a gripping tale of rebellion, passion, and power set against the tumultuous backdrop of medieval England.A violent confrontation with the future King John sets Fulke...

Latin Poetry and the Judgement of Taste: An Essay in Aesthetics by Charles Martindale explores the significance of beauty and aesthetics in our response to poetry. Drawing on Kant's Critique of...

A Practical Treatise on Their Breeding, Feeding and Management of Cavies by Walter E. Clarke is a comprehensive guide to raising Guinea Pigs. First published in 1913, this edition provides practical...

The House at Old Vine by Norah Lofts is set against the backdrop of two centuries of Suffolk history. At its heart is the doomed love story of Josiana Greenwood and Walter Rancon, whose lives are...

Jailbird is a witty and satirical morality play that combines fiction and fact to explore the complexities of human nature. Written by Kurt Vonnegut, this novel tells the story of Walter J...

Walter Brueggemann's Reverberations of Faith is a comprehensive exploration of over 100 Old Testament themes. By examining these interconnected ideas, readers can gain insight into the depth and...

Breaking Bad and Philosophy: Badder Living Through Chemistry explores the themes of morality, identity, and human nature through the lens of the critically acclaimed TV series. A team of philosophers...

Psycholinguistic Approaches to Instructed Second Language Acquisition Linking Theory, Findings and Practice by Daniel R. Walter This book applies a psycholinguistic perspective to instructed second...

Tom Sleigh's inventive prose explores the complexities of selfhood in poetry. In "Interview with a Ghost", he investigates the role of subjectivity and the limits of the first person in contemporary...

Nothing Is Missing: A Memoir of Living BoldlyA powerful and unflinching memoir by Nicole Walters, daughter of Ghanaian immigrants who built a life of self-made success. Born into uncertainty, Nicole...

Mr. Silly has bought a farm and is eager to get started. However, his ideas for running it are quite unconventional, such as using the farm cat to herd sheep and the sheepdog to collect eggs. As...

Victoria Walters' debut novel tells a powerful tale of love, grief and survival. Rose's life was forever changed when she lost her husband at just 24 years old, leaving her to pick up the pieces and...

Ancient Mystery Cults by Walter Burkert A comprehensive study of secret mystery cults in ancient Greece and Rome, exploring their rituals, membership, organization, and dissemination. This...

The Death of Merlin: Arthurian Myth and Alchemy by Walter Johannes Stein This collection of essays explores the origins and development of the King Arthur legend, tracing its roots in early...

The Rule of Three: Will to Survive by Eric Walters is the gripping conclusion to a trilogy about one suburban neighborhood's existence after a global blackout. Four months ago, a catastrophic event...

Flying Lessons & Other Stories is a vibrant collection of short stories written by ten acclaimed children's authors. This anthology celebrates the uniqueness and universality that makes us all...

A collection of writings from the 1930s that shaped America's response to economic crisis. This anthology brings together the thoughts and ideas of key figures such as Roosevelt, Thurman Arnold, and...

Galaxy's Edge Magazine Issue 50: May 2021 is a bi-monthly magazine published by Phoenix Pick, an imprint of Arc Manor. Each issue features a mix of new and old stories, a serialization of a novel,...

The Scorching Wind by Walter Macken is a vivid and memorable novel set against the backdrop of Dublin in 1916. Against the turbulent backdrop of the Easter Rebellion and its aftermath, two young...

Walter Mosca's return to America after three long years of war is marked by a changed man. Hardened by the brutality and desecration he witnessed, he knows he must soon leave again for Germany,...

Ripper Confidential: New Research on the Whitechapel MurdersGroundbreaking history and investigative journalism combine in this comprehensive investigation into the world of Jack the Ripper. Tom...

Ancient Echoes challenges the radical right's claims about self-sufficiency and security at the expense of community. Walter Brueggemann responds to eight "truth claims" made by the far right,...

The Soviet Union and the Middle East by Walter Z. Laqueur This 2023 edition explores the evolution of Soviet attitudes towards the Middle East since 1917, shedding light on the complex issues and...

Alone in a remote motel, Alfred's idyllic writing retreat quickly turns into a living nightmare. With no Wi-Fi and poor signals, he is cut off from the world, but it's the motel's dark history that...

The Gallows Pole by Benjamin Myers In 18th-century England, a group of weavers and land-workers embark on a criminal enterprise that will shake the foundations of the economy. The Cragg Vale Coiners,...

In 1145, a mysterious death at Evesham Abbey sets off a chain of events that exposes the dark undercurrents of medieval life. A steward found dead in a well pit, tensions between the abbey and local...

The Antiquary by Walter Scott Set in the tumultuous years following Waterloo, this novel explores the complexities of understanding the past to shape the future. Against the backdrop of war and...

Walter Benjamin's seminal essay "The Work of Art in the Age of Its Technological Reproducibility" presents his bold thoughts on media and culture, offering a profound exploration of the impact of...

The final chapter of Seven Secrets has arrived. Eva and Caspar's escape from the Seekers' Headquarters is just the beginning of their desperate quest to stop Amon's ultimate plan. As they navigate...

The Ghosts of Nothing by Cecily Walters is a haunting tale that delves into the mysteries of a small town's troubled past. In this eerie and suspenseful story, Nelly Morighan uncovers secrets about...

Dark Benediction by Walter M. Miller Jr is a collection of powerful and original short works of science fiction that showcase the author's unique blend of literary skill and profound interest in...

Walter Deemer's insights into technical analysis offer investors a way to achieve steady gains in volatile markets. A seasoned expert with nearly 50 years of experience, Deemer shares his knowledge...

Death in the Modern World by Tony Walter explores how societies manage death, dying and bereavement today. Drawing on examples from around the world, this book examines the complex interactions...

Walter Guadagnini's Photography offers a comprehensive survey of 50 years of artistic and mass photography, spanning some of the most significant periods in the 20th century. This volume provides a...

Walter Crane's charming collection of nursery tales is presented in this beautifully illustrated paperback. The book features three distinct volumes: Peter Piper's Practical Principles of Plain and...

Realism and Reality Studies in the German Novelle of Poetic Realism by Walter Silz This 1954 study explores the development of poetic realism and the novella form through an examination of nine key...

Captain America's shield shines bright in this Little Golden Book. Dressed in red, white, and blue, he fights for justice and helps those in need.This hero is now available to little ones aged 2-5...

God in the Dock is a collection of essays by C.S. Lewis, in which he addresses a range of theological and ethical questions. Lewis's Christian vision is evident throughout, as he explores topics such...

Friedrich Nietzsche's Basic Writings bring together five of his most influential philosophical works, exploring key themes such as nihilism, metaphysics, and morality. This collection features an...

Walter Brueggemann presents Genesis as a single book within the context of biblical revelation, bringing the text close to the faith and ministry of the church. He interprets it as a proclamation of...

Discover the hidden secrets and rich history of Teesdale, one of England's most beautiful Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty.This stunning region has been a source of inspiration for writers and...

The Great Migration An American Story by Jacob Lawrence brings together sixty panels from his epic narrative series, created in 1940-1941. This powerful picture book tells the story of...

The Mystery of Life's Origin: The Continuing Controversy Charles B. Thaxton;Walter L. Bradley;Roger L. Olsen Paperback, 485 pages, published 2020 This book explores the enduring mystery of life's...

The Cold Millions A Novel by Jess Walter is set against the backdrop of early 20th century America. In this richly detailed novel, two brothers navigate their lives in Spokane, each with their own...

Brian Cox's poetry collection, Emeritus, is a testament to his passion and creativity. After years of dedication to his teaching career, Cox has now found the freedom to focus on his writing,...

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...

This collection of essays by Robert Warshow is a seminal work on popular culture, written in the 1960s. Originally appearing as a book in 1962, it showcases the writing of an editor who tragically...

Carmina Burana is a remarkable collection of nearly 250 poems compiled in the thirteenth century. Found in the village of Beuern, this songbook provides valuable insights into the social, spiritual,...

Walter de la Mare's Peacock Pie is an enchanting collection of rhymes for children. Written in 1913, this extensive poetry book features fun and easy-to-learn verses that are sure to entertain young...

The Architectonics of Meaning: Foundations of the New Pluralism by Walter Watson This book presents a systematic approach to philosophical semantics, exploring ways to combine multiple philosophical...

A young man's discovery sets off a chain of events in this gripping murder mystery. Walter finds a dead body and a dead fish in his tutor's pond, leading him to seek help from Charles Murray, an old...

Bryan Cranston's memoir offers a candid look at his journey from an abandoned son to a beloved star. He shares stories about his early years in television, including his time on soap operas and...

Beano Pocket Puzzles is a fun-filled activity book featuring a series of puzzles and challenges created by Dennis, Gnasher, Bea, Walter, and other members of the Beano gang. Lord Snooty's Wi-Fi is...

John C. McManus presents an epic history of the US Army in the Pacific War, from Pearl Harbor to Makin Island.The narrative spans nearly two years of punishing combat as the Army transformed from an...

The Amazonian frontier was a largely uncharted territory for Western explorers and scientists in the 19th century. Three pioneering English naturalists - Alfred Wallace, Henry Walter Bates, and...

Susan Sontag's On Photography explores the role of images in our lives and their impact on our understanding of the world. The author argues that our addiction to images affects not only how we...

A Distant Melody: A Novel by Sarah Sundin In a world where love and approval are often at odds, Allie finds herself in a difficult situation. Her mother's expectations weigh heavily on her shoulders,...

A Glad Obedience: Why and What We Sing by Walter Brueggemann explores the Christian practice of hymn singing as a countercultural act. In this thought-provoking volume, Brueggemann examines the...

From Rumi to the Whirling Dervishes: Music, Poetry, and Mysticism in the Ottoman EmpireThis deeply researched book explores the connection between music, poetry, and mystical practice underlying the...

The Ideal Occupation: A Memoir by Walter Schwarz is a relaxed and engaging account of one man's life. This idiosyncratic memoir meanders through family reminiscences and historical moments, taking...

Walter Bauer's influential thesis about early Christianity has shaped scholarly debates for over eighty years. This collection of essays challenges and revises his ideas, exploring whether heretical...

The Victorian Frame of Mind, 1830-1870 by Walter E. Houghton For over forty years, our understanding of the Victorian era has been shaped by a particular perspective. However, in recent years, there...

The Wendy Award by Walter Scott explores the complexities of contemporary art and identity. When Wendy is nominated for a prestigious prize alongside her friend Winona, she finds herself at the...

They Came from Mars and Landed Outside the Farndale Avenue Church Hall in Time for the Townswomen's Guild's Coffee Morning A Comedy by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin. A hilarious spoof of sci-fi...

Walter Burkert, René Girard, and Jonathan Smith explore the nature and origin of ritual sacrifice in this thought-provoking collection of papers and conversations. The conference that spawned these...

Walter Benjamin's thought is deeply rooted in language, and his concepts often reveal themselves through a distinctive stylistic trait: the critical suffix "-ability". In this book, Samuel Weber...

Dr. Walter Leopold's memoir is a shocking account of Jewish resistance during World War II. In 1938, he was imprisoned in Buchenwald concentration camp, but miraculously escaped and continued to...

Walter's journey into a world beyond his bed reveals the beauty and fragility of our planet. A young boy's lack of appreciation for nature is transformed by a fantastical adventure that shows him the...

The Vietnam Reader offers a thought-provoking exploration of the war's enduring impact on our lives. Walter Capps examines the conflict through a philosophical lens, moving beyond traditional...

Anne of Ingleside follows Anne Shirley seven years after her wedding to Gilbert Blythe. She visits her old friend Diana Wright and her daughter, following the funeral of Gilbert's father, before...

Thomas Shield's life is about to become entangled in a web of secrets and lies. As tutor to a young American boy, he finds himself drawn to the boy's beautiful but unhappy mother. But when a brutal...

The Story of the Glittering Plain - A Book That Inspired Tolkien With Original Illustrations By William Morris, with original illustrations by Walter Crane. Published in 1894, this beautifully...

Walter Rodney's Groundings with My Brothers is a powerful account of his life and work as a leading thinker and activist in the anticolonial revolution. In this updated edition, Rodney's legacy is...

Walter McDougall's "Promised Land, Crusader State" offers a fresh perspective on American foreign policy from 1776 to the present. The author divides diplomatic history into two stages, "Old...