Pantomime : Elements and Exercises by David Alberts The wordless communication of thoughts and feelings, expressed only through the movement and gestures of the body, is the essence of pantomime. Considered by many the most difficult of the performing arts, pantomime is not only an art in itself, but also a basic underlying element of almost all facets of the performing arts. Pantomime: Elements and Exercises provides an introduction and guide to the essential elements and the specialized exercises of this "art of silence."

Pantomime: Elements and Exercises

Alberts, David

Regents Press of Kansas

First edition. A definitive bibliography that lists some 1200 utopian works in Western literature, from the sixteenth century to the present. With introduction, short-title index, chronological index, and a listing of libraries. This is an authorative work that supercedes all previous utopian bibliographies. Review copy. xxiii i , 228 pages. paper-covered boards in dust jacket. 8vo..

Utopian Literature: A Bibliography With a Supplementary Listing of Works Influential in Utopian Thought

Negley, Glenn Robert

Reference

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Missouri: Faces and places

Arts & Photography

Lyle, Wes (photographer)

Photography & Video

Sailors in Revolt: The Russian Baltic Fleet in 1917

History

SAUL, NORMAN E.

Russia

The Marxism of Regis Debray: Between Lenin and Guevara

Ramm, Hartmut

In Search of Canaan: Black Migration to Kansas, 1879-80

ATHEARN, Robert G.

Africa

Asante Before the British: The Prempean Years, 1875-1900

Lewin, Thomas J

The Presidency of Dwight D. Eisenhower (American Presidency (Paper))

Richardson, Elmo

Americas

Folklore from Kansas: Customs, Beliefs, and Superstitions

Politics & Social Sciences

Koch, William E.

Social Sciences

This illustrated handbook provides detailed descriptions of approximately 300 poisonous plants—including garden vegetables, flowers, and house plants—found in the central portion of the United States. It is the only book to describe the symptoms of poisoning in both humans and farm animals. The information given for each species includes its scientific name, common name, and family name; its physical characteristics—roots, stems, leaves, flowers, fruit, and seeds; its habitat and range of distribution; and—set apart for easy reference—its toxic principle and the symptoms of poisoning.Included are plants that cause chemical poisoning, photosensitization, and the various forms of dermatitis and hay fever, as well as those that cause mechanical injury. Over 500 photographs—all but a handful taken of living specimens in the field by the author—aid in identification. Following the descriptions is a table of the plants found in the central states that are known to be poisonous.Designed specifically for use by the layman, this guide will help the general reader become aware of the poisonous plants around him. It will be of considerable practical value to parents of small children, home gardeners, field sportsmen, leaders of outdoor youth groups, doctors, nurses, and veterinarians, and it will be a significant aid to the rancher and farmer in identifying plants that may be harmful to, or cause the death of, livestock. Although written specifically for the central states, it can be used in other regions as well: many of the plants discussed are found throughout the country.

Poisonous plants of the central United States

Science & Math

Stephens, H. A.

Biological Sciences

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