3765 results for 'Taylor, Elisabeth Russell'

The Portuguese Empire, 1415-1808 A World on the Move by A. J. R. Russell-Wood explores the birth, peak, and decline of one of history's greatest colonial empires. By focusing on the theme of...

The Prince of Darkness: Radical Evil and the Power of Good in History by Jeffrey Burton Russell explores the enduring figure of the Devil throughout history. This comprehensive study delves into the...

Beyond NDEs: A New Perspective on Life and Death Lynn K. Russell's latest work offers a profound exploration of near-death experiences and their implications for our understanding of life and the...

The Problems of Philosophy by Bertrand Russell is a foundational work of 20th-century philosophy that explores the nature of knowledge and reality. Russell guides the reader through his famous...

Stuart Russell explores the idea that superhuman artificial intelligence is not an inevitable threat, but rather a possibility that can be avoided by rethinking AI from the ground up. He argues that...

The Fastest Bicycle Rider in the World is a memoir by Marshall Major Taylor, first published in 1928. This autobiography recounts his remarkable journey to becoming one of the most dominant cyclists...

Edgar Lee Masters: A Troubled Genius This biography offers a nuanced account of the life and struggles of Edgar Lee Masters, author of the celebrated Spoon River Anthology. Herbert K. Russell's...

Shakespeare's final drama of the Wars of the Roses cycle begins with the dust settling on England after bloody civil war. The stage is set for Richard, a brother of the king, to secretly plot his way...

A man with no past holds the key to his future in this captivating romance. Elisabeth Hobbes' Uncovering the Merchant's Secret is a historical tale that explores the complexities of love and identity...

Taylor Armstrong's story is one of survival and self-discovery. After nearly six years of marriage, she found herself lost without the control that her husband had imposed on her. This experience of...

The Principles of Scientific Management by Frederick Taylor First published in 1911, this influential monograph outlines the principles of scientific management and has had a lasting impact on modern...

The Politics of the Yorkshire Miners by Andrew Taylor is an in-depth examination of the political activity within the Yorkshire Area of the NUM. First published in 1984, this study explores all...

Roy Taylor's National Service in Six Movements is a personal account of his time in the RAF during the 1950s. For many young men of that era, national service was a defining experience that shaped...

Bethlehem's Star explores the mysterious Star that guided Wise Men to Israel, and what it reveals about Scripture. Paul Taylor examines the events described in the Bible and draws conclusions that...

Riding with the Ghost: A Memoir by Justin Taylor This unflinching memoir is a poignant exploration of a writer's complex relationship with his troubled father. When Justin Taylor was thirty, his...

Steve Taylor's poems are like a beautiful mist of champagne bubbles on a background of infinite space and silence. This collection is part of a long tradition of poets seeking to re-establish contact...

Nots explores the complex and often contradictory nature of negativity in various fields. Mark C. Taylor examines how contrasting concepts of negativity intersect, from the religious thought of...

I Am Sorry to Think I Have Raised a Timid SonA deeply personal and piercing exploration of identity, family, and America's darker corners. Kent Russell's essays take us on an odyssey into the fringes...

A billionaire with a secret identity, a geology intern with a life in danger, and a romance that ignites when least expected. When Taylor, a geology intern, is kidnapped while exploring abroad, her...

Talking to Terrorists: Face to face with the enemyA thought-provoking and timely account by BBC reporter and terrorism expert Peter Taylor, updated to mark the tenth anniversary of 9/11. Over four...

Taylor Blake returns to her hometown of Savannah, Georgia, to help her sister Allison turn her dream of running a candy store into reality. Allison's interest in dream interpretation also draws...

Passion & Purity by Elisabeth Elliot is a thought-provoking exploration of dating and relationships that remains relevant today.The author's message, which encourages individuals to consider the...

Abba's Abba Gold by Elisabeth Vincentelli is a comprehensive collection of the Swedish pop group's most popular songs. The book features 20 tracks, including hits like "Dancing Queen", "Mamma Mia"...

Contract Law Directions by Richard Taylor, Richard D. Taylor, and Damian Taylor provides a comprehensive guide for students approaching contract law for the first time. This textbook offers clear and...

The Candidate's Dilemma: Anticorruptionism and Money Politics in Indonesian Election CampaignsElisabeth Kramer explores how three political candidates in Indonesia navigated the complex world of...

Bertrand Russell's Human Knowledge: Its Scope and Limits is a thought-provoking exploration of how we acquire knowledge. The author examines the relationship between individual and scientific...

Leading minds discuss the future of humanity and the planet in a series of thought-provoking conversations. This book brings together experts from various fields, including consciousness studies,...

First published in 1996, Roads to Freedom is a powerful work of political and social analysis by Bertrand Russell. Written at a time of great upheaval in Europe, the book examines the main roads to...

The Wheel of Life: A Memoir of Living and DyingElisabeth Kübler-Ross's remarkable life has transformed our understanding of death and dying, bringing comfort to millions facing their own mortality or...

Elizabeth Taylor: A Life of Unparalleled Fame and Personal Struggle Elizabeth Taylor is a name synonymous with Hollywood glamour and beauty. With a career spanning over sixty films and two Academy...

Bertrand Russell's autobiography offers a frank and humorous account of his life, introducing the people, events, and influences that shaped him into the man he became. Originally published in three...

Bertrand Russell's An Outline of Philosophy explores the relationship between human knowledge and the universe, arguing that our understanding of the world is shaped by our pursuit of scientific...

Ravilious in Pictures Sussex and the Downs by James RussellThis collection brings together paintings by Eric Ravilious, accompanied by essays that reveal the stories behind each work. From the lives...

The Church in the Round: A Feminist Interpretation of the Church offers a vision for the future of the Christian church as one of partnership and sharing for all members around a common table of...

The Devil Perceptions of Evil from Antiquity to Primitive Christianity by Jeffrey Burton Russell This book explores the concept of evil from ancient times to the period of the New Testament, tracing...

Bertrand Russell's Sceptical Essays challenges our assumptions about reason and its role in human life. Published in 1928, this influential work remains relevant today as it explores the importance...

Ashiya Waters thought she'd left her past behind. Three years had passed since she walked away from Russell, and she knew she shouldn't dwell on it. Love wasn't meant to last, after all - nobody...

Charles Taylor explores the fundamental role of language in shaping human experience. For centuries, philosophers have debated the nature of language, with some viewing it as a tool for encoding and...

Charles Taylor's Sources of the Self explores the nature of modern identity and its relationship to human good. In this extensive inquiry, Taylor argues that our modern notion of the self provides a...

The Problems of Philosophy by Bertrand Russell is a foundational work in analytic philosophy that explores the nature of knowledge and reality. First published in 1912, this influential essay...

Bertrand Russell's What I Believe is a provocative and thought-provoking essay that challenges conventional wisdom on morality, politics, and society. First published in 1925, this work remains a...

Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's companion volume to her groundbreaking work offers compassionate answers to the most frequently asked questions about death and dying.This collection provides guidance on...

Black Meme: A History of The Images That Make Us by Legacy Russell A groundbreaking exploration of the role of Black imagery in shaping our understanding of visual culture and technology. This book...

Sailing into the Unknown: Roger Taylor's Impossible Voyage In the far north of Russia, across the icy waters of the Barents Sea, lies the desolate archipelago of Franz Josef Land. One of its most...

Urban Regimes and Strategies Building Europe's Central Executive District in Brussels by A. G. Papadopoulos explores how the city of Brussels has changed over the last three decades under the...

The Suffocating Night by Andrew Taylor A gripping mystery set against the backdrop of the Korean War, as a reporter is found murdered at a local pub and a young journalist finds herself drawn to the...

The Course of German History: A Survey of the Development of German History Since 1815 by Alan John Percivale Taylor is a concise and insightful exploration of Germany's complex history. Written in...

African Politics: A Very Short Introduction by Ian Taylor explores how politics is practiced on the African continent. The book considers the nature of the state in Sub-Saharan Africa and why its...

A provocative encounter in a crowded bar sets off a chain reaction that neither Taylor Ross nor Colt Priestley can escape. When Taylor's record label hires Colt as her bodyguard, she's forced to...

The Tao of Revolution by Chris Taylor explores how we can learn to live with the future and protect Nature. This approach is different from those that focus solely on the coming chaos, instead...

Critic at Large: Essays and Reviews 2010-2022A collection of essays and reviews from Dj Taylor and David John Taylor, published by Shoestring Press in 2023. This volume brings together the authors'...

Baron's Court, All Change by Terry Taylor is set against the vibrant backdrop of 1960s London. This novel follows an unnamed sixteen-year-old narrator as he navigates a world of spiritualism,...

Alice Taylor's unique perspective brings to life the everyday world of her parish. In this thought-provoking exploration, she shares her experiences and observations about life in a small community,...

Mark C. Taylor explores the concept of silence in his latest book, Seeing Silence, a philosophy for our increasingly noisy world.Through an examination of leading visual artists, philosophers,...

The Ethics of Counterterrorism by Isaac Taylor offers a systematic approach to guiding and assessing counterterrorist policy. This book assesses arguments for deviating from ordinary moral and legal...

The Devil's Pulpit by Robert Taylor is a collection of sermons that challenged the rigid religious dogma of his time. In 1831, Reverend Taylor was indicted for blasphemy and sentenced to prison for...

Deep Into the Forest by Daniel Taylor The author's quest to uncover the stories behind Nottingham Forest's most memorable moments is revealed in this engaging account. Through first-hand accounts,...

The Diamond Ship tells the story of Captain John Taylor and his historic pirate raid in 1721. This true account is one of the most exciting moments in pirate history, yet it was kept secret for over...

A Minority and the State: Travellers in Britain in the Twentieth Century by Becky Taylor explores the impact of state and legislative developments on Travellers during this period. Through detailed...

Thirty years after his death, Jacques Lacan's legacy continues to shape contemporary thought. This dialogue between two prominent intellectuals offers a unique insight into the French philosopher's...

First published in 1959, Common Sense and Nuclear Warfare is a powerful critique of war and nuclear conflict. Written by Bertrand Russell at the height of the Cold War, this highly controversial text...

James S. Taylor explores an overlooked approach to education that emphasizes the integrated powers of sensory experience and intuition.This mode of knowing and learning, spanning from ancient Greece...

The Problems of Philosophy is an introduction to the fundamental questions of knowledge and reality. Bertrand Russell explores the nature of understanding, examining how we acquire knowledge through...

Exploring the concept of evil in philosophy, this Very Short Introduction delves into the nature of wrongdoing and its relationship to morality. Luke Russell examines why some philosophers consider...

Knitted Cosies Featuring 10 Teatime Patterns by Monica Russel. Discover the art of creating warm and cozy tea cosies with these 10 unique patterns, designed by London-based designer Monica Russel...

The Global Brain: The Awakening Earth in a New Century by Peter Russell. This thought-provoking book explores the idea that the internet is not just connecting people, but also linking their minds...

The Bible as a source of spiritual and political empowerment for women is explored by Elisabeth Schussler Fiorenza in this thought-provoking work. Fiorenza, one of the world's leading feminist...

Fireside Gothic is a collection of three dark and atmospheric novellas by Andrew Taylor.These gothic tales are perfect for reading by the fireside in the cold winter months, as they explore themes of...

The ABC of Atoms by Bertrand Russell is an introduction to the fundamental principles of physics and chemistry. First published in 1927, this book provides a clear and concise explanation of atomic...

Dementia: A Very Short Introduction by Kathleen Taylor offers a comprehensive guide to the science behind this devastating brain disorder. As more people live longer, the risk of developing dementia...

Thomas A. Dorsey: Father of Black Gospel Music - An Interview In 1975, Robert L. Taylor took a chance and called Thomas A. Dorsey, the first publisher of black gospel music, to arrange an interview...

Russell Kane's memoir is a hilarious and deeply moving story about life under the rule of a Silverback dad. The author recounts his childhood growing up with a father who embodied the characteristics...

The Luminous Web: Faith, Science and the Experience of Wonder By Barbara Brown Taylor In a world where science and faith often seem at odds, Barbara Brown Taylor invites us to reconsider our...

After a deadly alien invasion, a small group of survivors fights on. Devlin Gray is a skilled spy who has faced many dangers, but being trapped in an alien facility with Taylor Cates poses a new...

Victoria and India: A Humanely Engaged Monarchy This engaging and controversial book offers a fresh account of Queen Victoria's relationship with India. Miles Taylor presents a deeply researched...

A single-handed sailor's epic journey across the Atlantic and beyond. Roger Taylor recounts his two remarkable voyages aboard his tiny junk-rigged yacht Mingming, facing challenges and observing the...

Post-war, post-industrialism, and post-religion have given way to new philosophical concerns. Mark C. Taylor explores what comes after these "post-" ages in his latest work, Abiding Grace. Taylor...

Charles Taylor's Modern Social Imaginaries explores the concept of a social imaginary, a broad understanding of how a people imagine their collective social life. Taylor examines the development of a...

Karen Rose's Monster in the Closet is a gripping thriller that reunites readers with characters from her bestselling Baltimore series. A mother is dead, and now her killer hunts the child who...

Simon Taylor was one of the wealthiest slaveholders in the British empire at the time of his death in 1813. His sugar plantation in Jamaica, which he owned outright, held over 2,248 enslaved people...

The Ship of Dreams: The Sinking of the Titanic and the End of the Edwardian Era by Gareth Russell In 1912, the sinking of the Titanic sent shockwaves around the world, transforming it into one of the...

The Color of Crime: Racial Hoaxes, White Fear, Black Protectionism, Police Harassment, and Other Macroaggressions by Katheryn Russell-Brown. In the decade since its initial publication, Katheryn...

Why Women Read Fiction: The Stories of Our Lives by Helen Taylor explores how fiction is precious to contemporary British women readers and how they draw on it to tell the stories of their lives...

The Crow's Gift and Other Tales by Sonora Taylor is a collection of short stories that explore the complexities of human connection. Through the eyes of various characters, Taylor delves into the...

This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about running your limited company or self-employment in an easy-to-understand way. Russell Smith, a chartered accountant with extensive...

Reading Ovid in Medieval Wales provides the first complete edition and discussion of the earliest surviving fragment of Ovid's Ars amatoria, a ninth-century Welsh manuscript preserved in Oxford. This...

The Taylor principal is the secret to wintering-over success. This in-depth guide explores the fascinating world of bees and their importance in our ecosystem.Written by Richard Taylor, an expert in...

A fresh perspective on a biblical figure, Martha: A Novel by Diana Wallis Taylor offers a well-researched portrayal of this often misunderstood character. Through vivid descriptions and imaginative...

FBI agents Nate Gentry and Taylor Collins are about to face their toughest case yet. A brutal series of murders is unfolding, stirring up bad memories for both of them. As they work together to...

Every Missing Girl by Leanne Kale Sparks is a gripping thriller that delves into the darker side of Colorado's Rocky Mountains. When Frankie, the niece of Denver Homicide Detective Adam Taylor, goes...

When God is Silent by Barbara Brown Taylor explores the limitations of language when speaking about God. In this thought-provoking work, Taylor argues for simplicity and economy in our communication...

John Russell's memoir, Pull Up a Sandbag and Swing a Light, is an entertaining account of his 12 years in the army with the 3rd Battalion, the Queen's Regiment. Written in an engaging style, the book...

Dry Those Tears by Robert Russell A comforting guide to help you navigate the grieving process and find peace after losing a loved one. This New Thought book offers a supportive approach to accepting...

The author of Food for Thought offers a fresh and in-depth look at the Twelve Steps of Overeaters Anonymous. This book carefully examines and interprets each individual Step, providing a unique...

First published in 1954, Human Society in Ethics and Politics is Bertrand Russell's comprehensive account of his ethical and political positions. In this work, he explores the relationship between...

Sergeant Colin Taylor has spent over 20 years serving with the police force, but it's his five-year stint policing the Isles of Scilly that sets him apart. This unique posting allowed him to focus on...

Richard Norton-Taylor's memoir offers a rare glimpse into the world of espionage and national security. A former journalist with decades of experience covering the intelligence establishment, he...

The Christlike God explores how our understanding of God is shaped by human experience. John Taylor argues that our concept of God is often based on an unconscious stereotype, and that this can lead...

Wartime France, 1944. Trust no one. Elisabeth Shepherd's mission is to monitor the Germans' deadly long-range missiles.Fast forward to Guildford, 2018, where Betty is celebrating her 100th birthday...