This collection focuses on the economical and social changes in the Caribbean since the Emancipation, assessing those changes from a historical perspective.

Caribbean Freedom: Economy and Society from Emancipation to the Present : A Student Reader

History

Americas

Markus Wiener Pub

American History: Survey and Chronological Courses

Susman, Warren

Women's History (Selected Reading Lists and Course Outlines from American Colleges and Universities)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

The Turning Point: Thirty-Five Years in This Century : The Autobiography of Klaus Mann

The Turning Point: Thirty-Five Years in This Century : The Autobiography of Klaus Mann

Biographies & Memoirs

MANN, Klaus

Arts & Literature

Cuban Missile Crisis

Selected essays evaluate President Kennedy's handling of the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962, while summarizing the major events and contributing factors

Social Accounting for Corporations: Private Enterprise Vs the Public Interest

Tinker, Tony

Business & Money

Japanese History and Culture from Ancient to Modern Times

John W. Dower

"An Interesting version of the emotional rearing and bucking that seems to accompany or result in major artistic output." -- The New Yorker "The author is a true son of his father, Thomas Mann"-- The Times Literary Supplement "The real significant contribution are the erotic passages, the recreation of European musical society ... and the final death is a romantic and Shakespearean curtain scene which has the splendid emotionalism of Tchaikovsky's own finales.""-- The New York Times Book Review

Pathetic Symphony: A Novel About Tchaikovsky

Klaus Mann

Between Pit and Pedestal: Women in the Middle Ages

"Crusader and concubine, laundress and troubadour, mystic and midwife and miniaturist, beguine and bondwoman and the bersatrix rocking the cradle of kings- all find their rightful place in this bountiful compendium. With vast resourcefulness and a lively (and often irreverent) eye for the creaturely real, the authors make it impossible to sustain any last lingering illusions about the Middle Ages being 'a man's world.' "-John Bugge, Emory University

Echols, Anne

Williams, Marty Newman

Europe

While Nietzsche lay dying from syphilis and deterioration of the brain, Elizabeth wrested all literary rights from her ageing mother. She began writing books about him and supervising the editing of his voluminous works. This volume reveals the extraordinary amount that she got away with.

Zarathustra's Sister: The Case of Elizabeth and Friedrich Nietzche

Peters, Heinz Friedrick

Professionals & Academics

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