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Author: Annette AtkinsPub Date: December 2001 The first book on 19th century siblings--as informative for today’s families as it is accurate about those in the 19th century, Atkins shows how brothers and sisters provide vital familial links with each other that last. This book also tells good stories, and engages the reader in the lives of real people in the past. learn more... |
Author: James ElkinsPub Date: 2001 In this smart survival guide for students and teachers -- the only book of its kind -- James Elkins examines the phenomenon of college-level art instruction, focusing particularly on the problematic practice of conducting critiques of student work learn more... |
Author: Bennetta Jules-RosettePub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2000 learn more... |
Author: Robert J. StevensonPub Date: Cloth: ; Paper: 2000 A covert ethnography of white-collar crime learn more... |
Author: Raymond B. LechPub Date: September 2000 The never-before-revealed true story and final chapter of what really happened to American POWs in Korea, how they survived in the face of unimaginable brutality and “programming” and how so many came to be “broken soldiers.” learn more... |
Author: Fran MarkowitzPub Date: 2000 The first examination of Post-Soviet adolescents and how the change from a Communist state has influenced their aspirations for the future. learn more... |
Author: Ann LarabeePub Date: January 2000 learn more... |
Author: Edited by Kevin Anderson and Richard QuinneyPub Date: 2000 The editors examine the influential writings of Fromm (his 100th Anniversary is in 2000) as they apply to criminology, showing how his humanist perspective can make for a more effective and humane way of dealing with crime and criminals. learn more... |
Author: Victoria GetisPub Date: August 2000 The author traces the many failings of today’s juvenile court system directly to the progressive reformers in Chicago who instituted the system in the belief that the state and science could “fix” the problems of troubled and youthful lawbreakers. learn more... |
Author: Edited by C. Richard KingPub Date: 2000 Interdisciplinary in approach, this volume debates the role of the United States from various perspectives as seen in a contemporary “postcolonial” light, addressing the idea of postcoloniality itself through American studies, anthropology, cultural studies, history, literary criticism, religious studies, and women’s studies. learn more... |
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