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Rhetorical examination of the contemporary panic surrounding transgender women in sport reveals that fairness is not a rhetorical value that promotes equality or justice but one that further subjugates the most vulnerable in service of privilege.

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This work presents ecocritical research on literature, film and other media from northern Europe. Examining the role of culture, history and society in the forming of Nordic narratives of nature and the environment, the anthology offers a comprehensive and multi-faceted overview of the most recent ecocritical research in Scandinavian studies.

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First published in 1934, NOW IN NOVEMBER is American author Josephine W. Johnson's lyrical and an indelible portrait of the Depression and Dust Bowl years in America.

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Based on new research and previously unpublished sources, a major biography of one of the great British statesmen of the 20th century

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Occupying Memory investigates the forces of trauma and mourning as deeply rhetorical to account for their capacity to seize ones life. With the Occupy Movement as its guide, the work strives to challenge hegemonic power by keeping memory in question and receptive to alternative futures to come.

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The alliance between ants and dinosaurs created a veritable Age of Wonder! But such magnificent industry comes at a price - a price paid first by Earth's biosphere, and then by all those dependent on it. A satirical fable and ecological warning.

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Joe Pickett's old friend Nate Romanowski is off the grid, lying low while the FBI search for him. When an elite team of special forces soldiers offer to wipe clean Nate's criminal record in return for his help, Joe's not sure they can be trusted.

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Preston & Child bring the true story of the ill-fated Donner Party to new life in a thrilling blend of archaeology, history, murder, and suspense.

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Old English poetry comprises a fascinating and surprisingly wide-ranging body of texts, one which continues to engage readers today and to affect the content of contemporary films, games, and fantasy writing. This book guides the reader through the range of critical responses to Old English Poetry and its cultural contexts and influence.

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This book is an analysis of terrorism, a summary of its historical evolution, and an evaluation of its contemporary character. The struggle against terrorism has taken on a military character, and a Clausewitz perspective is necessary to show how warfare subordinates use of force to political considerations.

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Sliding Doors meets One Day in December in this Christmas romance. When her phone rings, calling her back into work, Liv is faced with a choice: does she go back, or will she say no, so she can finally begin the life she's dreamed of

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This book develops a Credo for honorable entrepreneurs dedicated to freedom and general human flourishing, based on work by Aristotle and the giants of moral, political, and economic thinking. It explores how entrepreneurs can prevent a separation of the honorable and the useful, a moral challenge faced by leaders in all parts of society.

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Emily is set to have the worst Christmas ever, and disgraced superstar Ray Stone is in desperate need of a quick PR turnaround. As they learn to work together they may just open their hearts to more than a second chance...

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Beth is 31, newly divorced and wondering just what life holds for her. Best-friend Heidi is adamant that all the answers lie in Corfu...

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An acclaimed, riotous farce by leading British playwright Richard Bean, which premiered at the National Theatre before transferring to the West End and Broadway. This is the revised edition which reflects the production that premiered in New York.

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