Dear Son is an honest and touching letter from a mother to her transgender son. It expresses the hopes and fears that all parents have regarding their children with the extra challenge of navigating the LGBTQIA2 world.
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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Lynn Faherty
Dear Son is an honest and touching letter from a mother to her transgender son. It expresses the hopes and fears that all parents have regarding their children with the extra challenge of navigating the LGBTQIA2 world.
Benjamin's Branch follows a little boy named Benjamin, and takes us along on his adventurous narrative.Benjamin loves the outdoors and all things nature.Benjamin describes the sights and sounds he discovers, and shows us how easy it is to enjoy your surroundings by being calm and observant. Many lessons can be learned when you sit and absorb the little things in life. Benjamin has a way of feeling all the senses in the moment.Join Benjamin as he describes his day with curiosity, excitement, and imagination Look for more adventures with Benjamin in this series of three books Benjamin's BranchBenjamin's BedtimeBenjamin's Barnyard
Benjamin's Branch follows a little boy named Benjamin, and takes us along on his adventurous narrative.Benjamin loves the outdoors and all things nature.Benjamin describes the sights and sounds he discovers, and shows us how easy it is to enjoy your surroundings by being calm and observant. Many lessons can be learned when you sit and absorb the little things in life. Benjamin has a way of feeling all the senses in the moment.Join Benjamin as he describes his day with curiosity, excitement, and imagination Look for more adventures with Benjamin in this series of three books Benjamin's BranchBenjamin's BedtimeBenjamin's Barnyard
Morgan's Magic follows a little girl named Morgan, and takes us along on her magical discoveries.Morgan has a wand, a wooden star-shaped wand, with ribbons as colorful as a rainbow.Morgan knows her wand is special and has an interesting backstory from before her time. She keeps it safe and close by at all times. Morgan has a magical mind and her surroundings can become full of amazement and wonder.Join Morgan as she introduces us to the magical connections throughout her day, and her magical bond with her Grandma.Look for more amazement with Morgan in this series of three books Morgan's MagicMorgan's MysteryMorgan's Mittens
Morgan's Magic follows a little girl named Morgan, and takes us along on her magical discoveries.Morgan has a wand, a wooden star-shaped wand, with ribbons as colorful as a rainbow.Morgan knows her wand is special and has an interesting backstory from before her time. She keeps it safe and close by at all times. Morgan has a magical mind and her surroundings can become full of amazement and wonder.Join Morgan as she introduces us to the magical connections throughout her day, and her magical bond with her Grandma.Look for more amazement with Morgan in this series of three books Morgan's MagicMorgan's MysteryMorgan's Mittens
This book draws on research in Australia, Canada, UK, and US into the experiences of doctoral students, postdoctoral researchers and new academics. Each chapter develops research-informed implications for policy and practice to support developing academics, and concludes with commentaries by early career academics, developers and administrators.
This book draws on research in Australia, Canada, UK, and US into the experiences of doctoral students, postdoctoral researchers and new academics. Each chapter develops research-informed implications for policy and practice to support developing academics, and concludes with commentaries by early career academics, developers and administrators.
Exploring the growing global trend of solo living, this highly original study addresses core debates about contemporary social change in the context of globalization, including individualization and connection, the future of family formation, consumption and identities, belonging and 'community', living arrangements and sustainability.
Rape does not have to happen. The fact that it does--and in the United States a rape is reported every six minutes--indicates that we live in a rape-prone culture where rape or the threat of rape functions as a tool for enforcing sexual difference and hierarchy. Rape and Representation explores how cultural forms construct and reenforce social attitudes and behaviors that perpetuate sexual violence. The essays proceed from the observation that literature not only reflects but also contributes to what a society believes about itself. Fourteen essays by authors in the fields of English, American and African-American, German, African, Brazilian, Classical, and French literatures and film present a wide range of texts from different historical periods and cultures. Contributors demythologize patriarchal representation in literature and art in order to show how it makes rape seem natural and inevitable. Contributors include: the editors, John J. Winkler, Patricia Klindiest Joplin, Susan Winnett, Ellen Rooney, Coppelia Kahn, Eileen Julien, Marta Peixoto, Kathryn Gravdal, Carla Freccero, Nellie V. McKay, Nancy A. Jones, and Froma I. Zeitlin. Their work raises pressing--and often difficult--questions for feminist criticism.
Rape does not have to happen. The fact that it does--and in the United States a rape is reported every six minutes--indicates that we live in a rape-prone culture where rape or the threat of rape functions as a tool for enforcing sexual difference and hierarchy. Rape and Representation explores how cultural forms construct and reenforce social attitudes and behaviors that perpetuate sexual violence. The essays proceed from the observation that literature not only reflects but also contributes to what a society believes about itself. Fourteen essays by authors in the fields of English, American and African-American, German, African, Brazilian, Classical, and French literatures and film present a wide range of texts from different historical periods and cultures. Contributors demythologize patriarchal representation in literature and art in order to show how it makes rape seem natural and inevitable. Contributors include: the editors, John J. Winkler, Patricia Klindiest Joplin, Susan Winnett, Ellen Rooney, Coppelia Kahn, Eileen Julien, Marta Peixoto, Kathryn Gravdal, Carla Freccero, Nellie V. McKay, Nancy A. Jones, and Froma I. Zeitlin. Their work raises pressing--and often difficult--questions for feminist criticism.
This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.
This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.
This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.
This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.
This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.
This is a new release of the original 1923 edition.
