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The first "life" of Edmund Spenser was written by the poet himself, in allegorical fictions. These nine essays explore the received tradition of Spenser's autobiographical portrait and suggest strategies for reinterpreting it to an audience newly sensitive to problems of artistic self-presentation.

Anderson critically analyses the evidence available from regnal lists and Irish annals of the 6th to 9th centuries, to shed new light on the kingdoms of DalRiata and the Picts. This reedition includes a new introduction and a bibliography of recent scholarship by Nicholas Evans.

Provides an introduction to the criminal justice system. Topics covered include: police, courts, correction, plea bargaining, legal and ethical values, and capital punishment. It examines the system from the point of view of policemen, prison wardens, and Supreme Court justices.

This bestselling text provides students with the organization development tools they need to succeed in today’s challenging environment of increased globalization, rapidly changing technologies and evolving workforce expectations.

This issue will include new ideas and techniques from around the world in foot and ankle surgery, including UK Controversies and Trends in Bunion Surgery, Severe Deformity Correction: The German Perspective, Recent Advances in Foot and Ankle Surgery in Mainland China, Total Toe Replacement in the United States: What We Know and What is on the Horizon, Total Ankle Replacement: Overview of the Canadian Experience, and many more exciting articles.

Das Jahr 1999: Durch die Explosion des auf dem Mond gelagerten Atommülls wird die dort stationierte Mondbasis Alpha 1 ins All geschleudert. Die 311 Bewohner der Station, darunter der Commander John Koenig (Martin Landau), Dr. Helena Russell (Barbara Bain), Prof. Victor Bergman (Barry Morse), Alan Carter (Nick Tate), Paul Morrow (Prentis Hancock), David Kano (Clifton Jones), Sandra Benes (Zienia Merton) und Yasko (Yasuko Nagazumi) landen fortan...

This Second Edition helps students to practise organization development skills in unison with learning about theories of organizational change and human behaviour.

There is a built-in difficulty convincing a woman you haven't talked to in 20 years that you've loved her since you were six. Compound this with the fact that the woman was your first-grade teacher and now, as a first-year college professor, you have her pleasantly unmotivated son in one of your classes and you have a disastrous encounter just waiting to happen. This is the situation facing Jeremiah Curtin, and it is, perhaps, the defining com...

Three community college leaders--John H. Anderson, Donald G. Crist, and Charles R. Novak--address changes that need to be made to the system to strengthen its evolving role in economic development as well as its expanding partnership with the nation's K-12 system.

Donald Anderson, a former U.S. Air Force officer, has compiled a haunting anthology of personal essays and short memoirs that span more than 100 years of warfare. Alvord White Clements--himself a veteran of the Second World War--introduces his grandfather Isaac N. Clements's Civil War memoir, the novelist Paul West writes of his father, a British veteran of World War I, as well as of his own boyhood recollections of the London Blitz. John Wolf...

An important and prolific playwright, Philip Barry wrote hit plays such as The Philadelphia story and Holiday. However, he has been largely forgotten and no book-length analysis of his work has appeared in more than forty years. With this book, Donald R. Anderson rescues the playwright from obscurity.

Stephen Mann-- loyal son, war veteran, divorced father--is the subject of Donald Anderson's contemporary short-story cycle, "Fire Road. "In this award-winning collection, Mann negotiates life's punches through gain and loss, love and death, and the all too random dangers of being human. Woven between each personal story are poetic vignettes of isolated moments-- the headlines in a morning paper, a political murder--and the century's most viole...