1. Motion 2. Forces 3. Forces in Fluids 4. Work and Machines 5. Energy and Power 6. Thermal Energy and Heat

Science Explorer: Motion Forces And Energy

Teen & Young Adult

Matta

Education & Reference

Pearson\Prentice Hall

Slight shelf wear. Pages are clean and binding is tight. If applicable, online access, codes or supplements are not guaranteed to be included or work.

FLORIDA PRENTICE HALL Chemistry

Wilbraham

STALEY

Waterman

Pearson

Prentice Hall Chemistrymeets the needs of students with a range of abilites, diversities, and learning styles by providing real-world connections to chemical concepts and processes. The first nine chapters introduce students to the conceptual nature of chemistry before they encounter the more rigorous mathematical models and concepts in later chapters. The technology backbone of the program is the widely praised Interactive Textbook with ChemASAP!, which provides frequent opportunities to practice and reinforce key concepts with tutorials that bring chemistry to students through: Animations, Simulations, Assessment, and Problem-solving tutorials.

Prentice Hall Chemistry

Science & Math

Anthony C. Wibraham

Chemistry

Pearson Chemistry textbook, specifically designed for use in Virginia.

Pearson Chemistry - Virginia Teachers Edition

Revistas Literarias De Mexico (Spanish Edition)

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Legare Street Press

Experiments for Chemistry 1010 [Custom Editon for Southwest Tennessee Community College]

Cengage Learning'

Obras (Spanish Edition)

History

Nabu Press

El Zarco by Ignacio Atamirano in a US printed edition with preliminary study and notes by Maria Eugenia Mudrovcic Ignacio Manuel Altamirano's posthumous novel, El Zarco (1901), is much more than a novel about bandits. Written amidst the «pax porfiriana», at the height of Altamirano's reputation within the cultural elite, the novel is a narrative that deals with the chaos and the banditry that prevailed in the 1860s to celebrate the insertion of Mexico into the international markets undertaken by Porfirio Díaz. Considered to be «the first Mexican novel» because of its carefully constructed structure, El Zarco is also "original" in its approach to race: green-eyed white characters are the villains, while the heroes are Indian or mestizos. What makes a heroe, however, is not a matter of race, but the strict adherence to honor, family and hard work, the «civil» values guiding the actions and the ethos of each and every good citizen or "hombre de bien" of Yautepec. The nineteenth century bourgeois obsession with "crime" emerges in El Zarco as the matrix of the two stories that end up being one: "crime" is the cause for the fear and «insecurity» that paralyze Yautepec middle classes as well as the reason for the glorification of the rural police. Altamirano presents the «good love» between Nicolas and Pilar as a counternarrative of the sexually undisciplined story of lust enacted by Manuela and el Zarco. But this narrative line seems to be, nonetheless, only a frame to celebrate Sanchez Chagollan as the heroic founding father of the police created by Benito Juárez in 1861 that later became an icon of the institutional order of the Diaz regime. In the study that introduces this edition, Maria Eugenia Mudrovcic reads the «unorthodoxies» of Altamirano's novel as part of the propaganda apparatus set by Porfirio Diaz in his effort to change the image of Mexico as a «bandit nation» that dominated the press at the time. Why Altamirano talks of «violence» in «times of peace», thus, becomes the starting-point for a reading of El Zarco that pays attention not so much to bandits but rather to the police that was created as the only way to combat them.

El Zarco (Spanish Edition)

Contemporary

Stockcero

MATTA: ENTRETIENS MORPHOLOGIQUES - NOTEBOOK No. 1: 1936-1944

Sistan

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