Be Still: A 6-week At-home Restorative Yoga Guide

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Zach Swartz

Exercise & Fitness

The Educational Publisher/Biblio Publishing

Ethics and Identity provides a strong but flexible framework for exploring moral identity and developing ethical decision-making skills. Written with the older adolescent reader in mind, Ethics and Identity is designed to help young people successfully navigate the increasing complexity of their lives. Too old to be called “good kids” but not yet equipped for the burdens of moral adulthood, adolescents need more sophisticated tools for working through difficult decisions than the simple slogans of childhood. This book was written in response to that need. The text is easy to comprehend. Examples are drawn from real-life dilemmas experienced by adolescents everywhere. The book itself is visually engaging and original in its approach. From classical Greece up to today’s research around implicit bias and modern happiness studies, Ethics and Identity aims to be much more than another introduction to the Big Ideas in moral theory. Students will learn in this book how these ideas have an immediate impact on the emerging character of the young adults they are becoming. Each of the book’s twenty chapters begins with guiding questions and concludes with going-further questions to fuel discussion. Ethics and Identity is ideally suited to give shape to an advisory program, supplement a Health curriculum, or frame a unique course designed with character and identity exploration in mind.

Ethics and Identity

Education & Teaching

Timothy Leet

Schools & Teaching

This book is not magical . . . although many of you will think it is. It is a mystical book-an oracle-yet it is also a practical book. It is a book of answers-answers you already know, but may not know that you know. It is a book of answers for your questions, whatever those questions are. The Master's Book of Answers is here to give you back to yourself and give to you that which you seek. As you enter this world of self-discovery, enter with reverence for yourself and gratitude that the answers to all life's questions are within your reach. You are a special being of this universe, and every question you have is worthy of an answer.

The Master's Book of Answers by Phillip

Self-Help

Diana Rankin

Self-Esteem

Much has been written about Nijinsky and the Ballet Russe on both sides of the Atlantic, not to mention the rest of the world. My one hope in writing this work is that it will prompt further research into this fascinating group of artists and consequently, the truth about them will be known. Then and only then will my grandfather&rsquo;s wish will be realized: \nThey are afraid that I shall tell the whole truth. 
I shall tell the whole truth after my death because I shall leave heirs after me. 
My heirs will continue what I have started. I shall write the truth. 
(Journal of Nijinsky. 1919.)

Nijinsky in America: The American Tour of the Ballet Russe, 1916-1917

KINGA SZAKÁTS NIJINSKY GASPERS

The Beatles With Lacan: Rock 'n' Roll as Requiem for the Modern Age

Arts & Photography

Henry W. Sullivan

Music

This book was designed for use in a one-semester dance appreciation survey class. As such, I have attempted to limit the information provided to that which can be covered comfortably. This means that many noteworthy choreographers and dancers do not appear in this text. Teachers may wish to add other important contributors to the art of dance, particularly in Chapters five, six, and seven. Tami M. White is an adjunct faculty member with the Dance Department at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, VA. A graduate of the Virginia Governor's School for the Arts, she holds B.A. and M.S.Ed. degrees from Old Dominion University and an Ed.D. from the University of Virginia.

Dance and Its Audience: Appreciating the Art of Movement

Tami White

Kierkegaard, Language and the Reality of God

Politics & Social Sciences

Steven Shakespeare

Philosophy

This lively study, impeccably researched and copiously illustrated, is the first ever written about Harvey Joiner, once a well-known American painter. It brings Joiner to life as a 25-year-old prankster in Jeffersonville, Indiana, a RIP-roaring river town where he finds himself at the crossroads of his career. The witty wood-engraved advertising images that have occupied him since he was a teenager have ceased to sell, and he is beginning to paint the pictures he will become known for, especially the landscapes that, evoking the region’s beech groves, filter the light falling from their green-leafed canopies through personal responses and meanings. Moreover, he promotes himself nonstop, placing items about his pictures in local newspapers and hobnobbing with the gentry and painting their portraits. But Joiner will stave off adulthood a little longer with a series of pranks, launching hot air balloons of increasing size, until his biggest—seen to be carrying a man in its basket—soars across the Ohio River and the rooftops of Louisville, Kentucky. Before his wondrous year is out, Joiner’s teetotal pledge attracts patrons who give him the commission of a lifetime, and he paints his masterpiece, Ruth Gleaning in the Fields of Boaz, for the Utica (Indiana) Christian Church. Analyzing the complex Bible story of how Ruth achieves security, he places the young widow in harvest fields at day’s end, a moment of respite and possibility he makes personal by recalling his own widowed mother’s dilemma and depicting the very fields of his boyhood. In The Man in the Balloon: Harvey Joiner’s Wondrous 1877, an important American painter steps out of the shadows of neglect.

The Man in the Balloon: Harvey Joiner's Wondrous 1877

Steven Key Meyers

This unique assortment of writings--Fiction, Nonfiction, Poetry, Children's Stories, and Inspirational--is the reflections and inspiration of Writers' Ink members. Writers' Ink is a writing group based in Columbus, Ohio with members spanning the USA, Canada, and Australia. The Writers' Publishing Cooperative of Columbus, Ohio, LLC is an outgrowth of Writers' Ink.

Just Paper and Ink

Writers' Ink Cooperative

La literatura infantil y juvenil se ha convertido en un campo de estudio en las universidades ya que el trabajo de escoger y presentar los libros para los niños y jóvenes requiere no sólo de la percepción, sino de habilidades críticas específicas. Antes de ofrecer un libro a los niños y a los jóvenes es necesario interpretarlo y evaluarlo literariamente para guiar al lector hacia una lectura estética.  Este libro ofrece una guía, paso a paso hacia el estudio e interpretación de la obra de arte literaria infantil y juvenil y es una guía para que los lectores exploren también las siguientes cuestiones: ¿La literatura mexicana y la chicana / chicano solo representan una cultura monolítica? ¿Cuáles libros infantiles presentan estereotipos? Si en los libros infantiles se puede encontrar representado un espíritu de la época, cultura mítica, de género, feminismo, patriarcalismo?  Algunos de los textos son muestra de que en la literatura infantil y juvenil, en general, se transmite una ideología política contraria al abuso del poder y la aspiración a la democracia.

Introducción al estudio de la literarura infantil y juvenil mexicana y chicano/chicana

Reference

Alba Nora Martínez

Foreign Language Study & Reference

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