There is no work in English that covers the field historically and across disciplines as this one does. It gives researchers in many disciplines the full picture of the range of memory studies and on
Millions of Irish came to America in the second half of the nineteenth century. Quinn, who teaches at the College of Charleston, South Carolina, wondered how much traditional Irish folklore and custom
This research monograph based on an extensive and original investigation of American literary sources and literary history and it discusses the extraordinary change that occurred in American liter
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Professor Risden (Saint Norbert's College, author of Shakespeare and the Problem Play) introduces the idea of and history of maxims, identifies maxims in Shakespeare's plays treating the plays in chro
Law academics and practitioners who specialize in the legal and economic governance of professional and amateur athletics look at a wide range of issues involving professional hockey, from criminal
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This ambitious research monograph discusses key individuals (George Padmore,Eric Williams, C.L.R.James among others) and organizations (particularly Labor and liberation movements)in the Anglophone Ca
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Zimbabwean planning empiricists on the contemporary challenges facing Zimbabwe as a nation in the planning and ordinary life domain. Planning as a discipline is concerned about location of activities
Foreword by Mr Graeme Garvey, Chair, Yorkshire Dialect Society “ (Her novels were)...brilliant, lively, ingenious and destitute of a single ray of sentiment.” Henry James on M.E.Braddon This scholarly
It is widely accepted that documents on Ottoman architects are rare and that little is known about the architectural practice in the Ottoman world. A group of texts that have appeared between sixteen
An analysis of the role of women in Richard Wright's novels on African-American life critically reinterprets his seemingly lesser or shadowy use of black and white female characters as symbolic instru
A team of researchers sets out a methodology to help administrators and academicians in historically black colleges and universities make balanced decisions in such areas as administration, finance, s
This work contributes to the social sciences generally, and economics in particular, by reviewing the way in which a narrowly applied interpretation of economics in the modern world contributes to soc
