The Ravine

The RavineFictional narrative of a young girl's experiences at the beginning of the Spanish Civil War. Set in the Canary Islands at the outset of the Spanish Civil War, The Ravine is the provocative, disturbing account of a child's experience with war. Narrated by an unnamed seven year old girl, the story begins in the early days of the war when her father a staunch supporter of the Republic goes into hiding. As the girl and her family await news of his

elite opinion in the media

The chapter begins by reviewing the ruminal effects of essential oils

persistent patterns of segregation and group inequalities

digital transformation and wars are just a few of the complex global challenges that societies must face up to

interpreted in ethical terms

Edited by Norman K Clark

Higher education is in crisis—and there's no shortage of books by campus leaders about how to fix it

often provides creative social responsibility programmes

‘Nanobiotechnology

this book shows how Gadamer effectively deconstructs his mentor's architectonic of the history of being and retrieves from it a new mode of philosophizing that recognizes and embraces the fundamentally ironic structure of the world and boldly risks an interpretation of it

and the unsettled authorship of these works

ranging from a philosophical underpinning for a particular theory of political rule to a guide to techniques of life-prolongation