Best Bug Parade (MathStart)

Children's Books

Stuart J. Murphy

Education & Reference

Longman

Splitting things in half may seem like an easy thing to do, but when two siblings and a pizza are involved, things can get messy. Children learn about fractions at school but fractions are also an important part of everyday life outside the classroom.In this riotous book, Stuart J. Murphy and G. Brian Karas introduce the simplest of fractions, 1/2.

Give Me Half (MathStart)

Literature & Fiction

Classics

Greatest Gymnast of All Time (MathStart)

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

History of Jamaica

History of Jamaica has been revised to bring the account of the island's history up to date. Many maps and photographs have also been added. This edition of the authoritative History of Jamaica covers the whole of the history of the island from the arrival of the Arawaks a thousand years ago until the present day. That thousand year period has also seen the arrival of the Spaniards and the extermination of the Amerindians, the coming of the British and the introduction of slavery, the fight for freedom and the achievement of Independence. This story, with its many facets: the Buccaneers, the Maroons, the National Heroes and others, is told by the Government Archivist in a flowing narrative which is backed by a knowledge based on the closest contact with original documants.

History

Black, Clinton V

Americas

Essential Strategies: Integrating Reading and Writing

Reference

Lester, Mark

Elder, Dana C.

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Introduction. 1. Writing Across the Disciplines (Toby Fulwiler and Arthur W. Biddle). Readings. Writing (William Stafford). Freewriting (Peter Elbow). College Journals (Toby Fulwiler). Making Meaning Clear (Donald Murray). Writing as a Mode of Learning (Janet Emig). Starting Support Groups for Writers (Marge Piercy). 2. Studying Literature (Carl G. Herndl and Diane Price Herndl). Readings. Poetic Responses to War. A Sight in Camp in the Daybreak Gray and Dim (Walt Whitman)  Death of the Ball Turret Gunner (Randall Jarrell)  The Altars in the Street (Denise Levertov)  The Eternal City (A.R. Ammons). Shopping. A and P (John Updike)  Supermarket in California (Allen Ginsberg). Metaphors (Sylvia Plath). One of These Days (Gabriel Garcia Marquez). Different Responses to a Poet. Huh (Wanda Coleman)  Doing Battle With the Wolf (Wanda Coleman)  Drone (Wanda Coleman)  The Apt Anger of Wanda Coleman (Stacy Gevry)  A Critical Introduction to Wanda Coleman''s Poetry (Tony Magistrale). What is Literature? (Terry Eagleton). In Search of Our Mothers'' Gardens (Alice Walker). 3. The Nature of History (Henry Steffens). Readings. Reasons for Writing History. A Distant Mirror (Barbara W. Tuchman)  The Armada (Garrett Mattingly)  The Great Illusion (Oron J. Hale)  The Proud Tower, A Portrait of the World Before the War (Barbara W. Tuchman). The Nature and Uses of History. The Idea of History (R.G. Collingwood)  On Knowing the Past (Michael Kammen)  American Diplomacy, 1900-1950 (George F. Kennan). Issues for Historians. Patterns of Social and Political Interaction (Leon Litwack)  Memoirs of Hadrian (Marguerite Yourcenar)  Crewman Who Dropped the A Bomb Tour Nation Selling Mementos (Mike Carter)  Why We Can Be Trusted (Theo Sommer) &bull; Korea''s Heartbreaking Hills (Angus Deming). 4. Questions of Philosophy (Derk Pereboom). Readings. Hiroshima Remembered. The U.S. Was Wrong (Gar Alperovitz)  The U.S. Was Right (John Connor). Of the Principle of Utility (Jeremy Bentham). Supreme Emergency (Michael Walzer). Existentialism Is a Humanism (Jean-Paul Sartre). Death (Thomas Nagel). Famine, Affluence, and Morality (Peter Singer). Where Am I? (Daniel Dennett). 5. A Perspective on the Arts (Lynda Reeves McIntyre). Readings. A Study of Picasso''s Guernica (Eberhard Fisch). The Vision of Maya Ying Lin: The Story of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial (Brent Ashabranner). Daybook: Journal of an Artist (Anne Truit). On Sculpture and Primitive Art (Henry Moore). On Modern Art (Paul Klee). Art as Experience (John Dewey). 6. Language, Identity, and Power (Karen Wiley Sandler). Readings. Think About It: Ways We Know and Don''t Know (Frank Conroy). Nonverbal Language: the Germans, the English, and the French (Edward T. Hall). Talking to the Owls and Butterflies (John Fire Lame Deer). from The Handmaid''s Tale (Margaret Atwood). Bryn Mawr Commencement Address (Ursula K. LeGuin). The Medium is the Metaphor (Neil Postman). Myth (Muriel Rukeyser). That Awful German Language (Mark Twain). Social Talk. The Tucson Zoo (Lewis Thomas). 7. Thinking as a Psychologist (Lynne A. Bond). Readings. The Relationship between Mind and Body. The Mindset of Health (Ellen J. Langer)  The Healing Brain (Robert Ornstein and David Sobel). The Eye of the Beholder: Parents'' Views on Sex of Newborns (Jeffrey Rubin, Frank Provenzano, and Zella Luria). Sigmund Freud (Carl Jung). The President''s Speech (Oliver Sacks). Eyewitnesses: Essential but Unreliable (Elizabeth F. Loftus). The Mind of the Puzzler (Robert J. Sternberg and Janet E. Davidson). On Dolphins. Conversations with the Dolphins (Susan Chollar)  The Joys of a Big Brain (William Booth). 8. The Pursuit of Politics (Kenneth M. Holland). Readings. The Declaration of Independence (Thomas Jefferson). The Unknown Citizen (W.H. Auden). Of The Principal Source of Belief Among Democratic Nations (Alexis de Tocqueville). The Federalist No. 10 (James Madison). What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July? (Frederick Douglass). Letter From Birmingham Jail (Martin Luther King, Jr.). The Gettysburg Address (Abraham Lincoln). The Pursuit of Happiness: Then and Now (Edward Banfield, et al). Election System Flawed, Polls Show (Baltimore Sun). Abortion: The Partisan Consequences (Everett Carll Ladd). 9. The Insights of Sociology (Frederick E. Schmidt). Readings. Mail Order Brides. Brides and Grooms Wanted: Looking for a Wife in India (Joseph Di Bona)  India Culture: Mail-Order Brides Grow Wary (Sheila Tefft)  One Overseas Indian Woman''s View (Kirsten A. Conover). Professor Pickering''s Quick Poets Society (Scholasticus). Yellow Peril Reinfects America (David Boaz). Racist Arguments and IQ (Stephen Jay Gould). Why Women Aren''t Getting to the Top (Susan Fraker). Underground Economy (Cheryl Russell). History Moves through All of Us All the Time (Lawrence Wright). Marcovaldo or The Seasons in the City (Italo Calvino). Body Ritual Among the Nacirema (Horace Miner). 10. The World of Biology (Daniel J. Bean). Readings. Take This Fish and Look at It (Samuel H. Scudder). Fleas (Gail Lawrence). Sculpins (Chad Heise). The Lives of a Cell (Lewis Thomas). Down the Ohio and Mississippi in Search of Birds, 1820-1821 (John James Audobon). A Day in the Urban Wilderness (Gail Lawrence and Irene Fertik). The Creation Myths of Cooperstown (Stephen Jay Gould). On Becoming a Biologist (John Janovy). Dr. Doolittle''s Question (David Noonan). The Double Helix (James D. Watson). What They Are Saying about Honest Jim: Review of the Double Helix (Gunther S. Stent). 11. Writing and Thinking in the Physical Sciences (Tony Magistrale and Michael Strauss). Readings. Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (Robert Pirsig). Every School Boy Knows (Gregory Bateson). The Unexpected Universe (Loren Eiseley). Reflections (Max Born). The Moment (C.P. Snow). Language: Under the Surface of the Chemical Article (Roald Hoffman). We Are All Scientists (T.H. Huxley). Pteridines from a-Phenyl-N, N-dimethylacetamidine (B. DeCroix, M. J. Strauss, A. Fusco, and D.C. Palmer). The Rainbow (Owen Barfield). 12. The World Business (Ronald Savitt). Readings. Ferocious Competition Tests Pricing Skills (Francine Schwadel). Sears Roebuck: The Value of Friendship (The Economist). Discount Clothing Stores Fashion a More Rounded Image (Teri Agins). How Procter & Gamble Fumbled Citrus Hill (Christine Donahue). Citrus Hill: The Brand P&G Wouldn''t Let Die (Christine Donahue). &ldquo;Don''t Mess with Mother Coke&rdquo; (Philip Kotler). What Is Management All About? (A.L. Minkes). What Do You Do To Make It Happen? (Zimmerman''s). The Central Thesis (Neil W. Chamberlain). 13. The Profession of Teaching (John H. Clarke). Readings. Somebody Else''s Kids (Torrey Hayden). Chicken Hawk''s Dream (Al Young). Just So They Have Fun (Kevin Ryan). The Needs that Drive Us All (William Glasser, M.D.). Same Objectives for All (Mortimer Adler). Innocence in E

Community of Voices, A: Reading and Writing in the Disciplines

Biddle, Arthur W.

Fulwiler,Toby

Public opinion -- United States. Television and politics -- United States. Television broadcasting of news -- Political aspects -- United States.

The Media Game: American Politics in the Television Age (New Topics in Politics)

Politics & Social Sciences

Ansolabehere, Stephen

Iyengar, Shanto

Behr, Roy

Social Sciences

CASES IN NEGOTIATION: VISIONS AND REVISIONS. "The Declaration of Independence", Thomas Jefferson et al. "Professions for Women", Virginia Woolf. Autobiography. Private Experience, Public Purpose. "Stealing Pears", Aurelius Augustinus (Saint Augustine). "Of Giving the Lie", Michel de Montaigne. "The Marion Episode", Jean-Jacques Rousseau. "The Jealous Mistress", Harriet A. Jacobs. "Saved", Malcolm X. "On Self-Respect", Joan Didion. "Middle Class Pastoral", Richard Rodriguez. BUILDING SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS. "Speech to the Troops at Tilbury", Elizabeth I of England. "In Honour of That High and Mighty Princess Queen Elizabeth of Happy Memory", Anne Bradstreet. "Let us Make Some Struggles for Our Language", Samuel Johnson. "In Search of History", Barbara Tuchman. "For Whom Does One Write?", Jean-Paul Sartre. Introduction to Nineteen Necromancers from Now, Ishmael Reed. "Claiming an Education", Adrienne Rich. WORDS, MEANINGS, MEANS OF UNDERSTANDING. "Philosophical Investigations 65-77", Ludwig Wittgenstein. "Of the Principle of Utility", Jeremy Bentham. "The One Thing Needful" and "Murdering the Innocents", Charles Dickens. "Mental Adventure", Bertrand Russell. "The Evolution of Good and Bad", Friedrich Nietzsche. "Who Is Man?", Casey Miller and Kate Swift. SUBJECT AND METHOD: ONE LINE OF REASONING. "Dialogue Concerning the Two Chief World Systems -- Ptolemaic and Copernican", Galileo Galilei. Preface to The Great Instauration, Francis Bacon. "The Method of Scientific Investigation", T.H. Huxley. "The Essential Tension: Tradition and Innovation in Scientific Research", Thomas Kuhn. "A Commitment to Life", Helen Caldicott. PSYCHOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY: DESIRE, UNDERSTANDING, ETHICS. "Noble Discourse", Plato. "The Ethics of Being Happy", Aristotle. The Prince, Niccolo Machiavelli. "Mourning and Melancholia", Sigmund Freud. "The Final Solution: Killing", Hannah Arendt. "Two Kinds of Laughter", Milan Kundera. ECONOMICS AND HUMAN INTERRELATION. "Utopian Commonwealth", Sir Thomas More. "Productive and Unproductive Labor", Adam Smith. "Proletarians and Communists", Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. "The Reaffirmation of Liberalism", Daniel Bell. "A Change of Basis", Charlotte Perkins Gilman. POLITICS AND HUMAN RIGHTS. "Letter to Talleyrand", Mary Wollstonecraft. "Virtuous Liberty", Edmund Burke. "On Society and Civilization", Thomas Paine. "The Great God of Nature Has Placed Us in Different Situations", Corn Tassel. "The Sight of Your Cities Pains the Eyes", Chief Seattle. "Letter from Birmingham Jail", Martin Luther King, Jr. Conclusion of The Second Sex , Simone de Beauvoir. SCIENCE, HUMAN UNDERSTANDING, AND THE NONHUMAN WORLD. "The Way Things Are", Titus Lucretius Carus. "Letter to Pope Paul III", Nicolaus Copernicus. "Natural Selection", Charles Darwin. "Evolution as Fact and Theory", Stephen Jay Gould. "The Discovery of Radium", Marie Curie. "Considerations on the Universe as a Whole", Albert Einstein. Author and Title Index.

Casts of Thought: Writing in and Against Tradition

Otte, George

Palumbo, Linda J.

Words, Language & Grammar

;Far from being a settled institution whose powers and authority have been fully legitimized, the American Presidency is always being reinvented, always being simultaneously legitimized by its supporters and delegitimized by its critics.” — from the Preface.

Presidency, The

Pious, Richard M.

Politics & Government

Re-issued as part of the “Longman Classics in Political Science” series, Rosenstone &amp; Hansen's authoritative text on political participation in the U.S. features a new Foreword by Keith Reeve that explores the text's enduring contributions to the discipline. Mobilization, Participation, and Democracy in America provides a thorough analysis of the dynamics of citizen involvement in American politics over the past four decades and identifies who participates in the political process, when they participate, and why. Now in a Longman Classics Edition, it features a new Foreword by Keith Reeves of Swarthmore College.

Mobilization, Participation, and Democracy in America

Hansen, John Mark

Rosenstone, Steven J.

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