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Taut, tense, terrifying. Prizewinning author Marcus Sedgwick writes of the monsters we create in literature and in our own minds in this reappraisal of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

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This volume exposes naturalisms unnaturalness and defends theisms naturalness and greater explanatory power to account for wide-ranging phenomena in the world and human experience. A broadening of naturalism to accommodate these features means borrowing heavily fromand thus more closely resemblinga theistic worldview.

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This work claims that the Nazi rocket engineers, led by Wernher von Braun, were not the naive dreamers of a space-age future as they have often been painted, but were collaborators with fellow scientists, soldiers and politicians in Nazi Germany. It is argued that they were guilty of war crimes.

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A novel examination of the nature of labour, drawing deeply on the history and philosophy of thought, and bridging the gap between economics and philosophy.

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Russian meddling, American fragmentation, and global politics collide in this international thriller featuring Evan Ryder: lone-wolf field agent for a black-ops arm of the Department of Defense.

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An annotated, illustrated edition of Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 work that blends the Gothic horror and psychological thriller genres, edited by Leslie S. Klinger.

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For food that's as beautiful as any photograph - and tastes every bit as good as it looks

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This is the first book to examine the new campus anti-rape movement that emerged in 2014. The authors examine the role of new laws and social media in facilitating movement successes.

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The third and final instalment in Fay Weldon's Love & Inheritance trilogy sees the Dilbernes frantically preparing for a visit from the Royals.

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After a harrowing, otherworldly confrontation on the shores of Exmouth, Massachussetts, Special Agent A.X.L. Pendergast is missing, presumed dead. The darkest and most terrifying Pendergast story yet.

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In The Origins of Shamanism, Spirit Beliefs, and Religiosity, H. Sidky uses first-hand ethnographic fieldwork and scientific theoretical work in archaeology, psychology, and neurotheology to explore the origins of shamanism, spirit beliefs, the evolution of human consciousness, and the origins of ritual behavior and religiosity.

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When financial crises initiated a global recession in 2008, massive public debt forced policymakers in the developed world to impose tough fiscal consolidations to counter growing deficits. The most effective solutions, however, were often the ones most counterintuitive and least politically feasible, catching policymakers in a fiscal paradox.

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The Paradox of Passion: How Rewards Covertly Control Motivation reveals how motivational research and popular opinions of motivated behavior are misinterpreted, overgeneralized, and decontextualized, resulting in the amplification of unreliable, unobtainable, and mythical views of optimal performance.

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The fictionalized love story between the artist and muse Dora Maar and Pablo Picasso.

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Bristol detective DS George Cross investigates the suspicious suicide of a young woman.

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The first English-language introduction to the work and thought of contemporary French philosopher of religion, Emmanuel Falque.

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An illustrated book that attempts to dives beneath the mystery of climate change in search of the truth.

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Bristol detective DS George Cross investigates a murdered politician in the new police procedural from Tim Sullivan.

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This collection features works by Japanese intellectuals written in the immediate postwar period. These writingsmany appearing in English for the first timeoffer explorations into the social, political, and philosophical debates among Japanese literary elites that shaped the countrys literary culture in the aftermath of defeat.

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Constituting a paradigm shift in gender theory, this book argues that only a materialist queer theory wedded to the realities of capitalism is capable of creating a true politics of liberation.

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This book restores the credibility of politics with the basics of human behavior and social science. It does this by discussing how to retain the positive relationship between learnability and livability.