This book focuses on the ideas of Emma Goldman as they relate to the centrality of sexuality and reproduction, and as such, are relevant to the current feminist debates. "A model for "integrative feminism" that focuses on individuality rather than on rights."--"Common Knowledge" "In its focus on Goldman's ideas, Haaland's work stands out among other literature."--"Kinesis"
Emma has Measles is a reassuring story for 4-7 year olds about Emma the elephant. Emma catches measles and it looks as though she'll miss her star part in the school play. However, when the play is put off because other members of the cast catch measles too, Emma can be the star after all. Dr Spot's Casebooks is a series of colourful stories designed to help children understand and cope with a range of common illnesses and conditions. Each title also has parents' pages at the back providing medically vetted information on recognizing and easing symptoms and seeking medical help.
We’re all ageing, all of the time. As a society we’re getting even older, but we seldom seem to stop and think about the huge mental and physical changes that happen to us as we get old, or what it’s like to live as an old person. The Emma Press Anthology of Age is a collection of poems which challenge, celebrate and give age a voice, finding humour amidst the heartbreak and comfort within the pain.
The artist Emma Stibbon is fascinated by environments in flux. Her work often explores the impact of natural forces: the shifting tectonic plates, volcanic activity and powerful glaciers that shape and transform the Earth's surface. Stibbon has accompanied research expeditions in the Arctic and Antarctic Oceans, lived and worked among volcanoes in Hawai'i, and has made several visits to Stromboli, off the coast of northern Sicily, Iceland and Norway. This book presents the sketches she made during her travels. They have the immediacy that results from an artist working at speed and often in difficult circumstances. Readers will discover the unexpected visual effect of ink that has frozen on contact with the paper. The book is introduced by the artist who, informed by her discussions with vulcanologists and glaciologists, explains why she is drawn to depict nature's extremes.
Chiltern are publishers of beautifully crafted editions of the World's finest literature. Now these extraordinary and unique cover designs have evolved from classic titles into exquisite, handcrafted writing journals of a high art form. Put simply: they are the finest writing journals on the market today. Blank paper version. Ruled paper version also available. This notebook matches the Chiltern 'Emma' classic perfectly (sold separately). They make a great gift when paired together but are also just as beautiful on their own.
Part of the Chiltern Publishing Journal / Notebook range.Chiltern Publishing creates beautifully crafted editions of the World's finest literature. Their extraordinary and unique classic cover designs have evolved into exquisite, handcrafted writing journals of a high art form. Put simply: they are the finest writing journals on the market.This notebook features 192 pages with an introduction to the classic and a quote on each turn of the page. Also featuring ribbon, elastic enclosure and rounded corners.Jane Austen was one of England's foremost novelists. Two hundred years after her death she remains one of the most widely read writers in English literature.
This gift pack contains both the hardcover classic novel and a matching ruled hardcover notebook in one slipcase. Bringing one of the world's most beautiful editions of the classic novel, Emma by Jane Austen, and a lined writing journal with a matching cover, in one beautifully presented gift package.Part of the Chiltern Publishing gift set range.
Thirty-six-year-old Emma Taylor has returned to her childhood home - a remote Cumbrian village. She holds a big secret, but she also has a plan.A plan to win back the man she loves; build the career she surrendered and find the most precious thing in her life - the child she gave away for adoption. This is a story about secrets in families and the havoc they can cause. It's also about regret, redemption, relationships, jealousy, love and forgiveness.... or the lack of it. It is told through the eyes of five main characters whose lives become entwined because of a decision made eighteen years previously - the most traumatic and defining period in Emma's life
Draws on the collections of the nineteenth-century Jewish-American poet from her early works, published in her teens, to her definitive writings in Songs of a Semite, in a volume that offers insight into her outspokenness against anti-Semitism, her commitment to social justice, and her thoughts about other works of literature.
This book contains the most authentic versions of the three basic texts by Emma Curtis Hopkins, scanned and transcribed from the original booklets, which were published soon after her passing by her closest associates in small books, each comprising one lesson. They were found in the International New Thought Alliance archives, scanned, proofed, and complied into modern book formats. Rev. Michael Terranova found and prepared the material, and has published the 3 volumes separately through WiseWoman Press. With the merger of WiseWoman Press with Portal Center Press, managing editor Rev. Ruth L. Miller, author of Unveiling Your Hidden Power, Emma Curtis Hopkins' Metaphysics for the 21st Century and The Spiritual Science of Emma Curtis Hopkins, as well as a young readers' biography of Hopkins called The Power to Heal, has compiled them into this single volume for the reader to better use and compare the lessons. Together these three volumes represent the early and final understandings that Hopkins shared with her students. Her 12 lessons, offered in stream-of-consciousness lectures all over the U.S. and other parts of the world, evolved, and have been published by many people over the 100 years since she passed away, but these are the most authentically her teachings yet to be found.
The first comprehensive book from the acclaimed artist, featuring a decade's worth of astonishing and intimate watercolors as well as essays by Audrey Wollen, L.D. Deutsch, and Mark Iosifescu.Over the past decade, artist Emma Kohlmann has harnessed the expressive possibilities of watercolor to develop an astonishing and intimate practice. In the resounding fluidity of her paintings, Kohlmann maps the lineaments and concavities of embodied moments with exquisite sensitivity, celebrating a sensuality freed from analysis and disabusing gender and the human body of their exhausted mythologies. Containing hundreds of selections from 2011 to 2021, during which Kohlmann crafted countless works on paper using sumi-e ink washes and other techniques, Emma Kohlmann: Watercolors is a survey of an artist working intuitively to generate representative possibilities that are playfully otherworldly and resolutely, thrillingly free.
