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Shakespeare on the Factory Floor
A passionate, illuminating exploration of Shakespeare's greatest plays and characters, by the director of acclaimed theatre company Shakespeare at the Tobacco Factory. Combining close textual analysis with practical insights based on his extensive experience of directing Shakespeare's plays, Andrew Hilton delves into a fascinating range of topics such as emotional truth in the comedies, the importance of the plays' social dynamics, the choice of settings and periods, making and withholding moral judgements, working with different versions of the texts, and even adapting them. Throughout, Hilton urges us as audiences and theatre-makers to set aside our preconceived notions, and instead to app...
All of Programming
All of Programming provides a platform for instructors to design courses which properly place their focus on the core fundamentals of programming, or to let a motivated student learn these skills independently. A student who masters the material in this book will not just be a competent C programmer, but also a competent programmer. We teach students how to solve programming problems with a 7-step approach centered on thinking about how to develop an algorithm. We also teach students to deeply understand how the code works by teaching students how to execute the code by hand. This is Edition 1 (the second edition, as C programmers count from 0). It fixes a variety of formatting issues that arose from epub conversion, most notably practice exercises are now available in flowing text mode.
Roger Hilton
A major study of an influential British painter whose work is often marked by humor and eroticism. In the history of postwar painting, Roger Hilton (1911-1975) holds a special position as one of the pioneers of British abstract art. By the early 1960s he had gained international recognition and was chosen to represent the country at the 1964 Venice Biennale. However, despite being much admired as a painter, Hilton's reputation was marred by bohemian excess and rudeness fueled by alcohol, an addiction that would eventually lead to his early death. Hilton's distinctive style began to emerge in the 1940s, and from the mid-1950s he adopted a style that he described as "semi-figurative expression...
Rose Hilton
The Stars Of Fate Starflakes is a craft book to make Paper Starflakes with Letters of Hope and Light the Anti-Crisis Letters poems in Narrative Imagery from the book Threading Stars Of Light /Anti-Crisis Letters, Stars of Fate.
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Conrad Hilton
This is the first book to rigorously introduce Conrad Hilton, the man, his life and career. It highlights and celebrates his achievements and establishes his importance as a global business pioneer, international statesman and celebrity. It ranges over the key aspects of his business philosophy and working methods – each offering a lesson in business excellence- to a conclusion bringing the Hilton story up to date and showing how a global business empire was built solidly upon the foundations he laid.The authors are the first to conduct extensive research on his business and personal papers with unique access to the Hilton archive.By allowing Hilton to speak for himself – from his speech...
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Teaching in the Sun
Ghana has become increasingly popular as a holiday destination. This is unsurprising – it is one of the most politically stable, and safe, countries in Africa. But visiting for a fortnight, or even a month, barely allows a scratch of the surface of this vibrant nation. You can see some of the sights and sample the food, but you'll never get a real understanding of what makes the country tick. Having left his History classroom in Britain, Peet spent ten months of 2012 teaching in rural Ghana. In this thought-provoking book, he recounts some of the tales which shaped his stay in the house of the village chief and his family. Peet's often self-deprecating wit comes to the fore as he gets to grips with the rigour of the different classroom environment, fetching water, tro-tros and more. All this is set in time to the events which made the year one of national significance.
The Ethiopian Patriots
"This book consists of the recollections of men and women who took part in the Ethiopian resistance movement during the Italo-Abyssinian War of 1935-41. Their long, lonely struggle is testament to their courage, determination, faith and national pride. The fighters became known simply as 'Patriots' and these recollections are transcripts of personal interviews with some of their surviving numbers."--BOOK JACKET.
