For Logic teachers, lecturers, tutors, and post-graduates asked to teach at short notice. This text reflects an approach proven over forty years. It offers practical advice for lecturing on Formal Logic, with an emphasis on students rather than course content.
This book links implant specialists and corrosion researchers, exploring how bodily fluids corrode metallic biomaterials like stainless steel, gold, and Ni-Ti alloys. It examines corrosion risks, control methods, and suggests alloys for specific biomedical applications.
Unravelling Neurodegenerative Diseases
This book explores the molecular mechanisms of neurodegenerative disorders and the latest therapeutic strategies. It focuses on how nanomedicine and emerging drug delivery technologies are revolutionizing treatment by enabling targeted delivery across the blood–brain barrier.
Around the World in Fifty Books
This collection of fifty essays on contemporary writers is a symbolic map to today’s literature. A journey around the world in fifty books, this volume offers original perspectives and a fresh glimpse of contemporary fiction from across the globe.
Comparative Translation Assessment
This book presents a daring hypothesis: quantity and quality are two sides of one coin. Using a novel Token Equivalence Method, it focuses on what is preserved in translation, proving that somewhere in the deep layer of everything, quality is the meaning of quantity.
This book chronicles Marx’s evolution from philosopher to revolutionary innovator in political economy. Scrutinising post-Marxist perspectives, it reveals how his analysis of exploitation, equality, and liberty offers new slants for facing today’s recurring crises.
The Significance of Wuthering Heights
Wuthering Heights is perhaps the greatest love story ever imagined. It traces the absolute love of Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff from childhood to their deaths and beyond. When forced apart, they suffer hellish agony, their love as elemental as “the eternal rocks beneath”.
Beyond royal courts lies a rarely seen world: a folk Ramayana etched in stone on humble village temple walls. This pioneering work unveils these intricate plaques, a visual journey through the epic’s seven Kandas and their masterfully sculpted stories.
The Holy Ascetic as a New Adam
Challenging the traditional “Greek East” and “Latin West” divide, this book examines literary portrayals of holy ascetics. Through an analysis of “New Adam” and “garments of skin” motifs, it shows how Byzantine and Western saints were seen as redeemers of the created order.
Sustainable Business for a Better World
This book is a practical roadmap for aligning business strategy with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Discover how to advance global sustainability while ensuring long-term profitability, with real-world examples and proven models for a more just and resilient future.
Advances in Idiopathic Scoliosis Etiology
Leading experts in genetics, biomechanics, and related disciplines synthesize the latest theories on the origins of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS). The first book of its kind, this volume offers a comprehensive perspective for clinicians, researchers, and students.
An in-depth look at Rio Verde, an Arizona retirement village, explores what gives retirees meaning and how conflicts are resolved. The book then confronts the future: how will climate change and growing age disparities impact the viability of these unique communities?
As global competition increases, most new products fail. To succeed, teams must enhance designs for ease of manufacturing and distribution. This book examines barriers to productivity using dependency and complexity theories, empirically tested in the high-tech industry.
Different Paths, the Past and Outlook
Challenging Fukuyama’s model of political order, this book presents a compelling new narrative. It argues Western countries followed a “covenant” model while China adopted a “force” model, explaining their divergent historical paths and analyzing their future competition.
The Unseen Pedagogical Hands Transforming Society
This tribute portrays educators as mentors and catalysts for change. Through personal stories, it shows how teachers build character and inspire learning while confronting systemic challenges. Rich in insight, this book is a call to action for a more just and supportive system.
A historic tension defines American governance: the clash between presidents and the permanent, apolitical civil service. This book traces this power struggle from its origins to its explosive crisis during the Trump administration, exploring the future of the state.
Invisible Fences, Intertwined Lives
The popular image of India’s Northeast as a conflict zone is an incomplete, distorted picture. This book intervenes by bringing together translated narratives of inter-community togetherness and fellow-feeling, revealing a more comprehensive and human idea about the region.
Protected Areas for Climate Resilience in the Congo Basin
This book explores how protected areas in the Congo Basin enhance climate resilience. It examines how these vital forests store carbon, safeguard water, and sustain millions, analysing challenges to identify pathways that integrate conservation with sustainable development.
Writing for Publication
Human services professionals have important work to share but are often intimidated by publishing. This performance-focused guidebook provides the tools for successful writing, with a strategic plan and user-friendly chapters adapted to the demands of busy practitioners.
Laughter and Humour in Latin Literature
This volume explores laughter and humour in Roman literature, from Plautus to Ovid. It reveals how jokes, wordplay and irony were used to entertain, critique and reinforce social norms, offering fresh insights into Roman wit, power and identity.
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