The Criminal Body

This fascinating book traces the evolution of the "criminal body" by focusing on the work of Cesare Lombroso, an Italian physician and anthropologist, who is widely held to be the father of modern criminology. Building on Lombroso's concept of the "born criminal" and the idea that bodies could be used as evidence in criminal investigations, The Criminal Body  offers an intriguing window into the origins of today's criminological science.

The Criminal Body: Lombroso and the Anatomy of Deviance

Politics & Social Sciences

Horn, David

Social Sciences

Routledge

The Cambridge Companion to Jazz

Cooke, Mervyn

Cambridge University Press

"Shintilla": (An Authorised Pictorial Biography of Marisa Horn, Artist.)

Arts & Photography

Individual Artists

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Problems in Organic Chemistry: A Self-Study Guide is the only undergraduate organic chemistry book to use a lead oriented-incremental approach. It aids and reinforces learning by encouraging students to connect sometimes disparate facts and theories in order to solve problems. The approach uniquely complements the lecture material by building concepts sequentially within a problem-solving context. The book is organized into three major sections: problems; lead-oriented cumulative verbal statements; and detailed solutions with structures and in-depth explanations.

Problems in Organic Chemistry: A Self-Study Guide

Science & Math

Strauss, Michael

Chemistry

Universal-Publishers

For all the vast talk about the nature of the church over the years, our understanding of the actual relationship we euphemistically call Christian community is rather thin and incomprehensible. Peel away the institutional hard shell around what we understand to be the church and what fleshy relationship lies within? This book seeks to give definition to this utterly unique relationship let s call it fellowship. It does so in large measure by setting it against the backdrop of another important relationship that serves most often as its chief counterfeit friendship. Are we simply to be more friendly than those around us? Or, maybe, just maybe, the relationship that we are to engender in one another in our life together is to be far more unique and radical than we often imagine. Sample chapters include: - The Many Faces of Relationships - On Being a Friend - More on Friendship - Community in the Making - More on the Making of Community - Great Expectations - The Hospitality of Sojourners and Aliens
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Soulmates: Friendship, Fellowship & the Making of Christian Community

Reference

Encyclopedias & Subject Guides

Hendrickson Publishers

The first in a new series of hilariously funny, early reader sci-fi chapter books perfect for elementary-aged kids. Meet Eudora Jenkins, the math and science whiz who lives in SPACE! Eudora is a normal 3rd grader. A normal 3rd grader who lives on a 36 deck AstroLiner. In space. A normal girl adopted by what you might call . . . aliens. Whose mom is a dog-like species named Pox who runs the onboard jail (brig) and whose dad is an octopus-like species from the planet Pow. A girl who has normal ambitions, like being the chief engineer on an AstroLiner. A girl who comes up with a plan to prove her worth by improving her ship's engines and breaking all known speed records. Will she succeed and earn a promotion? Or will she end up in the brig? Again . . .Brilliant for engaging emergent and early chapter book readers.

The Great Engine Room Takeover (Eudora Space Kid)

Children's Books

Literature & Fiction

David Horn

"... the comical wish fulfillment of being let loose on a starship."- Kirkus Reviews\nThe greatest lobster heist in space! The second in the Eudora Space Kid series: a hilariously funny, early reader sci-fi chapter book perfect for elementary-aged kids. Can Eudora and her best friend, Arnold, rescue her favorite lobsters from becoming the next meal at the spaceship’s New Year’s buffet? And what will the evil Qlaxons have to say about it?\nEudora is a normal third grader who just happens to live on a 36 deck AstroLiner. In SPACE! As a math and science whiz who’s been adopted by what you might call . . . aliens, she has normal ambitions—like being the chief engineer on an AstroLiner. But when her favorite lobsters on board appear on the menu at Chef Franklin’s dinner buffet, Eudora and her best friend, Arnold, hatch a plan to break them out. Will they save their crustacean friends? Or will they end up locked in the ship’s brig? Again . . .\nBrilliant for engaging emergent and early chapter book readers.\n2022 Readers' Favorite Bronze Medal Winner in Children - Fantasy/Sci-Fi

The Lobster Tale (Eudora Space Kid)

What if you are friends with the coolest robot in AstroFleet? but you've broken him? Book 3 in the Eudora Space Kid series, Do the Robot! is a hilariously funny, early reader sci-fi chapter book perfect for elementary-aged kids. Eudora is a normal third grader who just happens to live on a 36 deck AstroLiner. In SPACE! As a math and science whiz who's been adopted by what you might call . . . aliens, she has normal ambitions-like being the chief engineer on an AstroLiner. But when Eudora breaks Lootenant Commander Walter, the priceless AstroFleet robot officer, she needs a plan. Do Eudora and her best friend Arnold have the skills to trick the entire ship into thinking Walter is fine? Or will they end up in the ship's brig? Again . . . Brilliant for engaging emergent and early chapter book readers

Do the Robot! (Eudora Space Kid)

the adventures of a brothel madam in brisbane australia

felicia cummins (in the beginning)

Comics & Graphic Novels

Graphic Novels

Independently published

Dinosaur Coloring Book For Kids 3-5, Dinosaurier Malbuch für Kinder: Dinosaurier Malbuch für Kinder: Mein tolles Dino Buch zum Ausmalen mit spannenden ... die Spaß am Malen haben. (German Edition)

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