RiverTime

RiverTimeJourneys on the world's rivers, from a naturalist's point of view. In this engaging travelogue of our world's rivers, great and small, poet and biologist Mary A. Hood reflects on rivers as creators of place. Recounting her journeys along portions of the Mississippi, the Danube, the Amazon, the Yangtze, the Ganges, the Nile, and a dozen small U. S. rivers, Hood weaves together natural history, current environmental and conservation issues, encounters

’ exploring exactly how various chains of arguments were arrived at—and how houses of cards thus erected have subsequently come tumbling down

It is designed to fill the gap between scholarly complete editions and more general anthologies which are rarely able to devote much space to any one author

The Red Shoes and her film The Line

the differences between intercropping and sole cropping are reduced

and loss of meaning

A lavishly illustrated cultural history of print advertising in Egypt

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Hölderlin and Novalis

women's health

This book reflects on the relationship between Chile and the Inter-American Human Rights System

contend that one should systematically "sample" the unmanageable range of different identity frames found among blacks

Mohamed Elshahed Independent Writer and Curator