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Swinburne: The Portrait of a Poet
1st Edition
By Philip Henderson
March 30, 2027
In this book, originally published in 1974, the author argues that Swinburne is due for reappraisal as one of the most important and exciting poets and critics of the nineteenth century. Drawing on Swinburne’s voluminous and uninhibited correspondence, the autobiographical novels and many ...
Tennyson: Poet and Prophet
1st Edition
By Philip Henderson
March 30, 2027
Originally published in 1978, this book re-examines the life of Tennyson and places both his achievements and his inadequacies in a fresh perspective. The author draws a vivid picture of the poet’s most important emotional relationships: with his brilliant and unstable father; with his friend ...
The Irish Struggle: 1916–1926
1st Edition
Edited
By Desmond Williams
March 30, 2027
Originally published in 1966, this pioneering book was the first to deal from many viewpoints with a decade that included the Irish war of independence, the efforts of Irish and British leaders to arrive at a satisfactory settlement, the intricate Treaty negotiations and the tragic civil war and ...
The Sino-Soviet Rift
1st Edition
Edited
By William E. Griffith
March 30, 2027
Originally published in 1964, this book summarizes, documents and analyses the developments in Sino-Soviet relations between February 1962 and November 1963. The book explores what happened in this period, and what was revealed about the past and the present, and how this differed from previous ...
Budgetary Politics: The Finances of the European Communities
1st Edition
By Helen Wallace
March 01, 2027
In a purely national context, the budget represents the main instrument through which a government can implement its policies. The size and character of the budget reflect the underlying political, social and economic values of the country concerned. Students need only look to the European Union (...
Encouraging Language Development
1st Edition
By Phyllis Hastings, Bessie Hayes
March 01, 2027
First published in 1981, Encouraging Language Development deals in a straightforward and practical way with problems of the child with severe speech and language delay. Written with parents and non-specialist teachers in mind, it does not provide a specific programme but aims to provide insight ...
Essential Interactionism: On the Intelligibility of Prejudice
1st Edition
By Barry Glassner
March 01, 2027
Originally published in 1980, Essential Interactionism: On the Intelligibility of Prejudice suggests a solution to the dilemma of how to derive intelligibility of a social scientific phenomenon. Most customary approaches use commonsense, dictionary definitions, operationalization or formal logic. ...
Fact and Possibility in English Education
1st Edition
By Robert Peers
March 01, 2027
First published in 1963, Fact and Possibility in English Education surveys the whole field of English education as it developed in the 20th century, culminating in the Act of 1944, in order to discover how far the ideals which inspired the Act had been realised in practice. After examining, from ...
Gibbon's Autobiography
1st Edition
Edited
By M. M. Reese
March 01, 2027
First published in 1970, Gibbon’s Autobiography gives a fascinating insight into one of the greatest minds of English cultural history and an illuminating account of the habits and assumptions of the ruling class in eighteenth-century England. Gibbon never wrote an autobiography as such but left a ...
Industrialists and Teachers: Case Studies and Developments
1st Edition
Edited
By Gary Forrest, Andrew Miller, Julia Fiehn
March 01, 2027
The 1980s saw the development of many initiatives designed to bring education and industry closer together. The focus of many of these initiatives, such as TVEI, was primarily upon the school curriculum. The professional development of teachers was seen as a pre-requisite for curriculum development...
Irish Poets of the Nineteenth Century
1st Edition
Edited
By Geoffrey Taylor
March 01, 2027
First published in 1951, Irish Poets of the Nineteenth Century contains a substantial selection from each of the more important 19th century Irish poets, William Allingham, J.J. Callanan, Sir Samuel Ferguson, T.C. Irwin, J.C. Mangan, J.F. O’Donnell. It further provides an anthology of the better ...
Language and Culture in Learning: Teaching Spanish to Native Speakers of Spanish
1st Edition
Edited
By Barbara J. Merino, Henry T. Trueba, Fabián A. Samaniego
March 01, 2027
Originally published in 1993, this unusual volume was produced almost in its entirety by Latin scholars with different social experiences in the Spanish-speaking world of their immigrant families, various degrees of proficiency in Spanish, and with plenty of common experience in the ...