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Our World Readers: What's in My Classroom?: American English

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Young, Kim

English as a Second Language

National Geographic/(ELT)

Our World Readers: What's in My Classroom?: British English (Our World Readers (British English))

The moral inquiry into the nature of justice is often marginalized, as contemporary discussions focus primarily on political considerations. Yet, the need to examine the moral framework of justice is fundamental. What is the point of justice, after all, if not to establish a moral framework for political interactions? The question resonates especially when recognizing that no monocultures exist over time and space. In examining Plato’s thoughts on individual and social morality (dikaiosune) and Aristotle’s focus on individual virtue (arête) and the pursuit of well-being (eudaimonia), the author proffers foundational resources for today’s discussions of justice. Moreover, he brings this nexus of thought into conversation with theories that have emerged over the centuries, such as Kant’s concept of due concern and respect, individual rights and responsibilities as in Hobbes, Locke and J.S. Mill. Thus, he engages contemporary disputes of justice including distributive vs. relational schemes, choice vs. chance considerations, group rights theories, value pluralism, the right vs. the good, as well as international and future justice. His inquiry concludes with the provision of a deontological framework set against a liberal political context, justice as right actions, for further examination of questions of justice.

Justice: Classical Foundations and Contemporary Debates

Politics & Social Sciences

Politics & Government

Lexington Books

Helping Veterans Succeed: A Handbook for Higher Education Administrators is AACRAO's first comprehensive guide to address the unique needs of student veterans on campus. Through 16 chapters, this handbook gives campus administrators the tools to effectively help veterans achieve their academic goals and transition successfully into the workforce. Written by experts in the field, it covers transfer of credit and prior learning credits, campus communication strategies, certification, orientation efforts, implementing a Yellow Ribbon Program, and helping veterans transition from the classroom to the workforce. In addition, case studies and appendices offer relevant tips and resources for higher education professionals serving student veterans.

Helping Veterans Succeed: A Handbook for Higher Education Administrators

Jeremy Gray

Zachary Hayes

Jacqueline Elliott

Darlene Head

Lesley McBain

David Millet

Rodney Parks, Erin Walker

Reta Pikowsky

Kent Seaver

AACRAO

Winner of the Agha Shahid Ali Poetry Prize Set against the sprawling backdrop of Los Angeles, Night Radio excavates the kidnapping and sexual assault of a young girl and the resulting layers of trauma exacted upon her and her family. Working within the paradox of the insufficiency of language and the necessity of expression, these poems elevate overwhelming experiences into near-mythic narrative. Night Radio’s attempt through art to “make sense” of a seemingly senseless world raises troubling and timeless questions about the value, necessity, and futility of the aesthetic act. At the heart of the book is a journey toward reconciliation—wherein one discovers an abiding though hard-won faith within a complex, overwhelming, and, at times, frightening universe. Finalist for the Kate Tufts Discovery Award.

Night Radio (Agha Shahid Ali Prize in Poetry)

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

University of Utah Press

Poetry. TIGERS is an exploration of a series of mutigenerational landscapes of the feminine--female adolescence, womanhood, motherhood, and personal revelation. Where the traditional coming of age story moves from "innocence to experience," TIGERS moves, through the excavation of trauma, addiction, recovery, adolescence, parenthood, and punk rock, from the ignorance and misunderstanding of a youth's misbegotten "toughness," into a turning inward toward tenderness and resilience--toward, in essence, what it really takes to be mature, "tough," and--tigerly. With a principle focus on the dangers threatening girlhood, this book examines not merely the threat of degradation and assault, but, more deeply, the squandering of love through ignorance and inattention. TIGERS here surely serve as symbols for such outward and inward threat, but also as a sign of the mature and tender maternal toughness of youth-grown-wise through trial and reclamation.

Tigers

PANK Books

Twilight: The Graphic Novel, Vol. 1 (Twilight: The Graphic Novel, #1)

Comics & Graphic Novels

STEPHENIE MEYER

Manga

Samenw. uitgeverijen Meulenhoff Boekerij

LSAT Prep 2020-2021: 2x Complete Practice Tests, Worked Example Questions on each Question Type, With Solutions and Explanations. Study Hints and Tips to Maximize Your Potential.

Legal Education

Independently published

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