In 1774, Henry Fielding's irrepressible hero is roused from his finally staid and settled life and lights out for the turbulent American colonies, dogged by diverse ladies, husbands, children, lawyers, and villains

Later Adventures of Tom

Coleman, Bob

Literature & Fiction

Penguin??Books

Everyday Theory introduces students to theory and how it applies to everyday life. By making students aware of their role as theorists in their own right, the authors reduce students' anxiety level.

Everyday Theory: A Contemporary Reader

McLaughlin, Becky

History & Criticism

Pearson

The Later Adventures Of Tom Jones

British & Irish

John Lane the Bodley Head

A guide to choosing a business structure and planning, starting, and effectively running a small business combines Japanese management principles with successful strategies from American business enterprises

The small business survival guide: A handbook

Business & Money

Management & Leadership

W.W.Norton

Tells how to make money from ideas by securing the rights, including patents or copyrights, developing each idea's potential, promoting outside investment, and negotiating a deal

The Great American Idea Book : How to Make Money from Your Ideas

Neville, Deborah

W.W. Norton & Co., Inc.

The Small Business Survival Guide: A Handbook

A guide to choosing a business structure and planning, starting, and effectively running a small business combines Japanese management principles with successful strategies from American business enterprises

The New Small Business Survival Guide: Winning at Business in the '90s

Timeless ideas for everyone! This book makes you stop and think about ideas that you have, or have had, and how you can make money from those ideas!

The Great American Idea Book

Personal Finance

W.W.Norton&Company

A cross-disciplinary reader, Making Sense teaches students how knowledge is constructed as well as communicated through the exploration of significant issues from across the curriculum. Thirty-eight contemporary essays—drawn from the humanities, social sciences, and sciences—demonstrate a range of methods to "make sense."
Chapters 2 and 3 cover the writing process and research methods, including database and Internet searches. Part II contains the rich anthology of current essays, alphabetically arranged, with accompanying apparatus. In Part III, students put abstract concepts into practice by reevaluating previous readings or revisiting their earlier papers. Part IV includes specially commissioned essays by professors on writing in their specific disciplines.

Making Sense: Constructing Knowledge In The Arts And Sciences

Reference

Campbell, Scott

Brittenham, Rebecca

Girard, Stephanie

Words, Language & Grammar

Houghton Mifflin College Div.

This cross-disciplinary reader gives students the opportunity to read and write about significant issues across the arts and sciences and to explore how knowledge is constructed and communicated. Thirty-eight contemporary essays are preceded by introductory chapters on writing and reading and are followed by assignment sequences that juxtapose three or more essays with a central theme. The Second Edition of Making Sense presents works by well-known authors such as Annie Dillard, Gloria AnzaldÃºa, bell hooks, Lawrence Lessig, Ralph Ellison, and Nancy Sommers, as well as selections by lesser-known writers from a variety of fields. While the essays are arranged in alphabetical order, the text also offers alternative thematic and disciplinary tables of contents.

Making Sense: Essays on Art, Science, and Culture

Brittenham

Wadsworth Publishing

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