Shaped by Maitland Jones's years of classroom experience at Princeton University, Organic Chemistry remains committed to helping students understand--rather than memorize--the fundamental concepts of organic chemistry. Retaining the authoritative coverage, informal style, and abundance of carefully annotated figures of its predecessors, this Third Edition strives for even greater accessibility with a clean new design, new pedagogy, and enhanced treatment of topics like acids and bases, synthesis, and spectroscopy.

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Jones, Maitland

Chemistry

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A guide to British historic landmarks and monuments

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Joekes, Rosemary (editor)

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Claire Sterling

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Composed in 1899 when Rilke was only twenty-three, the interconnected tales of Stories of God were inspired by a trip to Russia the young poet had made the year previously. It is said that the vastness of the Russian landscape and the profound spirituality he perceived in the simple people he met led him to an experience of finding God in all things, and to the conviction that God seeks to be known by us as passionately as we might seek to know God. All the great themes of Rilke's later powerful and complex poetry can be found in the Stories of God , yet their charming, folktale-like quality has made them among the most accessible of Rilke's works, beloved by all ages.

Stories of God

RILKE, RAINER MARIA

This work sets out to describe the aesthetic qualities intrinsic to the work of such architects as Le Corbusier, Oud, Gropius and Mies van der Rohe. The authors observed the distinguishing features that made possible a definition of a new "style": emphasis on volume as opposed to mass; regularity as opposed to symmetry; and dependence on the intrinsic elegance of materials as opposed to applied decoration. First published in 1932 to coincide with an architectural exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, this reissue contains a new foreword by Philip Johnson reflecting on the impact of these principles over 60 years after they were first set forth.

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In the July 1843 issue of 'The Dial', Margaret Fuller wrote an essay entitled "The Great Lawsuit: Man versus Men; Woman versus Women:" The article aroused great controversy and she expanded it into Woman in the Nineteenth Century. The first major feminist document to appear in America, the book takes up the central issues of women's economic, political, intellectual, and sexual status in society. Although some of the worst legal abuses have been corrected, most of the attitudes and assumptions that she exposed are still in operation over a century later. Woman in the Nineteenth Century is not only an historical document, affording a revealing view of an important figure in the American Renaissance, but a manifesto for human rights today.

Woman in the Nineteenth Century

Fuller, Margaret

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