INCLUDES 23 STORIES WRITTEN BETWEEN 1954 AND 1984. HIGHLY AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL, THE STORIES ARE ALL ABOUT A MAN IN VARIOUS STAGES OF LIFE FROM BOYHOOD TO TH E RCAF IN WORLD WAR 2, RAISING A FAMILY OF DAUGHTERS IN ENGLAND, TO BECOMING A SUCCESSFUL WRITER. THE CHRONOLOGICAL ARRANGEMENT OF THE STORIES IS SUCH THAT THEY READ LIKE A NOVEL.

Champagne Barn

Literature & Fiction

Levine, Norman

Literary

Penguin??Books

In Quebec City.--A small piece of blue.--A true story.--My Karsh picture.--By the Richelieu.--The English girl.--I like Chekhov.--My wife has left me.--Feast days and others.--English for foreigners.--A Canadian upbringing.--The man with the notebook.--I don't want to know anyone too well.--A father.--South of Montreal..

I don't want to know anyone too well, and other stories

Short Stories & Anthologies

Macmillan

For use at home, school, or office, The Joy of Vocabulary is the perfect tool to enhance your language skills in all areas of communication—swiftly and enjoyably! Whether you want to improve your speech, have a better understanding of our wonderfully complex language, or communicate with confidence in writing or in meetings, this indispensable guide provides the means to do it all. Divided into logical sections for easy assimilation, The Joy of Vocabulary offers 800 new words and the skills to use and build on them. You will find: • Previews to test yourself on words and usage before the lesson • Mini-glossaries in each section giving clear, concise definitions • Section quizzes to ensure your understanding of the new words • Reviews every five chapters to help you gain facility in using your growing vocabulary • A dictionary of words and expressions, plus answers to every quiz and review question in the book

The Joy of Vocabulary: An Advanced Guide to Mastering New Words

Reference

Levine, Harold

Levine, Robert T.

Foreign Language Study & Reference

BERKLEY

Dermatology: Diseases and Treatment is designed to provide the busy clinician with an organized, condensed and practical approach to the patient with a skin problem. It includes the elements of diagnosis for hundreds of the most common cutaneous problems and provides recommendations for the management of these conditions. Also included are detailed descriptions of the most commonly used medications in dermatology today.

Dermatology: Diseases and Therapy (Cambridge Pocket Clinicians)

Medical Books

Medicine

Cambridge University Press

Dermatology: Diseases and Treatment is designed to provide the busy clinician with an organized, condensed and practical approach to the patient with a skin problem. It includes the elements of diagnosis for hundreds of the most common cutaneous problems and provides recommendations for the management of these conditions. Also included are detailed descriptions of the most commonly used medications in dermatology today.

Dermatology (Cambridge Pocket Clinicians)

This collection of short stories presents focused glimpses of a writer's life. Set in Toronto, Zurich, France and England, they share nuances of family relationships, love affairs and friendships. The author also wrote "Canada Made Me", "From a Seaside Town" and "Champagne Barn".

Something Happened Here

Contemporary

VIKING

Divergent Paths is the first volume of a groundbreaking three-volume work. Its purpose is to explore the relationship between Hegel and Marx; to define the relationship between Hegel and Engels; and to distinguish between the theories of Marxism and Engelsism. Marx used Feuerbach towards the critique and ultimate transformation of Hegel's phenomenology and humanism. This transformation, which cut out Hegel's idealism by identifying the environment in which people produced their sustenance as the subject of history, marks the genesis of historical materialism. Marx continued to use Hegel's logical categories. In chapter three of Divergent Paths, Norman Levine conducts an in depth study of Marx's 1841 doctoral dissertation, The Difference Between Democritus' and Epicurus' Philosophy of Nature. It is the center of gravity and controversy of Levine's study. Placed alongside Hegel's Philosophy of History, Levine isolates the categories Marx appropriated from Hegel to show, conclusively, that Marx was not a dialectical materialist. Levine then claims that Engels totally distorted the Hegelian legacy, and this debasement is enshrined in his 1887 essay "Ludwig Feuerbach and The End of Classical German Philosophy." Levine brilliantly locates Marxism as the theory of Marx, and Engelsism the theory of Engels. According to Levine both embodied a separate view of history and society, and their contradictions are expressive, in part, of their divergent receptions of Hegel. This is an analysis like no other published to date with two more volumes planned. Philosophers, sociologists, anthropologists and historiographers of Marx and Engels cannot afford to miss this study.

Divergent Paths: Hegel in Marxism and Engelsism

Business & Money

Economics

Lexington Books

Divergent Paths is the first volume of a groundbreaking three-volume work. Its purpose is to explore the relationship between Hegel and Marx; to define the relationship between Hegel and Engels; and to distinguish between the theories of Marxism and Engelsism. Marx used Feuerbach towards the critique and ultimate transformation of Hegel's phenomenology and humanism. This transformation, which cut out Hegel's idealism by identifying the environment in which people produced their sustenance as the subject of history, marks the genesis of historical materialism. Marx continued to use Hegel's logical categories. In chapter three of Divergent Paths, Norman Levine conducts an in depth study of Marx's 1841 doctoral dissertation, The Difference Between Democritus' and Epicurus' Philosophy of Nature. It is the center of gravity and controversy of Levine's study. Placed alongside Hegel's Philosophy of History, Levine isolates the categories Marx appropriated from Hegel to show, conclusively, that Marx was not a dialectical materialist. Levine then claims that Engels totally distorted the Hegelian legacy, and this debasement is enshrined in his 1887 essay 'Ludwig Feuerbach and The End of Classical German Philosophy.' Levine brilliantly locates Marxism as the theory of Marx, and Engelsism the theory of Engels. According to Levine both embodied a separate view of history and society, and their contradictions are expressive, in part, of their divergent receptions of Hegel. This is an analysis like no other published to date with two more volumes planned. Philosophers, sociologists, anthropologists and historiographers of Marx and Engels cannot afford to miss this study.

Divergent Paths: Hegel in Marxism and Engelsism (The Hegelian Foundations of Marx's Method, 1)

The US and the EU: Economic Relations in a World of Transition

This anthology provides an overview of the most important events which defined the relationship between the United States and the European Union during 1989-1996. It is a study of the US and the EU during the first seven years of post-communism, beginning with the break-up of the Soviet Empire in Eastern Europe, and demonstrates how the transatlantic partners reconceptualized their relationship after the collapse of Stalinism.Contents: Acknowledgments, Norman Levine; Preface, Norman Levine; PART ONE: The Geo-Political Framework; Transatlantic Relations in the Global Arena, Olufemi Babarinde; The U.S. Relationship with the E.U. and the hanging Europe, Stuart E. Eizenstat; EU-US: A European Parliament View of Future Economic Relations, Alan Donnelly; Europe in the Post-Masstricht Era: Implications for the U.S., Eckart Guth; Decisions for Europe: Fragile State of the Union, A Union of Fragile States, Simon Serfaty; PART TWO: The Single Currency; Towards Monetary Union in the European Union, Joly Dixon; Germany in the European Union, Carl Lankowski; Germany's Position on EMU; PART THREE: The Institutionalization of Trade; Transatlantic Business Relations, Monique Juliene; Strategic Alliances for Business, John Russell; The GATT Agreement: Impact on EU-US Trade, Ulrike Braun; Support for Reforming and Restructuring the Economics of Central Europe by International Organizations, Ullrich Kiermayr; PART FOUR: Social Policy; The EU White Paper on Growth, Competitiveness, and Employment, Ivor L. Roberts; Working-Time Policy in Europe, Reiner Hoffman and Giuseppe Fajertag; European Works Councils: A Step Towards Social Dialogue, Willy Bushcak; Appendix; List of Contributors. Co-published with the Institute for International Policy Press.

University Press of America

This anthology provides an overview of the most important events which defined the relationship between the United States and the European Union during 1989-1996. It is a study of the US and the EU during the first seven years of post-communism, beginning with the break-up of the Soviet Empire in Eastern Europe, and demonstrates how the transatlantic partners reconceptualized their relationship after the collapse of Stalinism. Contents: Acknowledgments, Norman Levine; Preface, Norman Levine; PART ONE: The Geo-Political Framework; Transatlantic Relations in the Global Arena, Olufemi Babarinde; The U.S. Relationship with the E.U. and the hanging Europe, Stuart E. Eizenstat; EU-US: A European Parliament View of Future Economic Relations, Alan Donnelly; Europe in the Post-Masstricht Era: Implications for the U.S., Eckart Guth; Decisions for Europe: Fragile State of the Union, A Union of Fragile States, Simon Serfaty; PART TWO: The Single Currency; Towards Monetary Union in the European Union, Joly Dixon; Germany in the European Union, Carl Lankowski; Germany's Position on EMU; PART THREE: The Institutionalization of Trade; Transatlantic Business Relations, Monique Juliene; Strategic Alliances for Business, John Russell; The GATT Agreement: Impact on EU-US Trade, Ulrike Braun; Support for Reforming and Restructuring the Economics of Central Europe by International Organizations, Ullrich Kiermayr; PART FOUR: Social Policy; The EU White Paper on Growth, Competitiveness, and Employment, Ivor L. Roberts; Working-Time Policy in Europe, Reiner Hoffman and Giuseppe Fajertag; European Works Councils: A Step Towards Social Dialogue, Willy Bushcak; Appendix; List of Contributors. Co-published with the Institute for International Policy Press.

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Champagne Barn

I don't want to know anyone too well, and other stories

The Joy of Vocabulary: An Advanced Guide to Mastering New Words

Dermatology: Diseases and Therapy (Cambridge Pocket Clinicians)

Dermatology (Cambridge Pocket Clinicians)

Something Happened Here

Divergent Paths: Hegel in Marxism and Engelsism

Divergent Paths: Hegel in Marxism and Engelsism (The Hegelian Foundations of Marx's Method, 1)

The US and the EU: Economic Relations in a World of Transition

The US and the EU: Economic Relations in a World of Transition