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And Seek (Not) to Alter Me: Queer Fanworks Inspired by William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing"
In And Seek (Not) to Alter Me, 16 authors and 16 artists have come together to create an exquisite, full-color collection of artwork and stories inspired by William Shakespeare’s play Much Ado About Nothing. We encouraged contributors to stretch their imaginations, think outside the box, and put their own unique—and queer—twists on Benedick, Beatrice, Hero, Claudio, Don Pedro, and the whole gang! In true Shakespearean fashion, our creators utilize gender, sexuality, romanticism, and a host of costume changes to tell unique artworks and stories—some featuring original characters, some characters from the play—that show Shakespeare’s work in a whole new light.
Bombing the People
Giulio Douhet is generally considered the world's most important air-power theorist and this book offers the first comprehensive account of his air-power concepts. It ranges from 1884 when an air service was first implemented within the Italian military to the outbreak of the Second World War, and explores the evolution and dissemination of Douhet's ideas in an international context. It examines the impact of the Libyan war, the First World War and Ethiopian war on the development of Italian air-power strategy. It also addresses the issue of Douhet's advocacy of strategic bombing, exploring why it was that Douhet became an advocate of city bombing; the meaning and the limits of his core concept of 'command of the air'; and the mutual impact of air power, military and naval thought. It also takes into account alternatives to Douhetism such as the theories developed by Amedeo Mecozzi and others.
Manuel de toponymie française
Il existe plusieurs manières de découvrir les anciennes langues qui n' ont laissé que des traces "archéologiques" dans les langues actuelles (surtout les langues orales), dans les noms de lieux qui nous entourent, et dans les noms d'hommes (et de femmes) actuels ou anciens. Dans cette première partie de mon manuel, je défricherai la voie que nous montre les noms de cols en France, qui sont tous des manières d' exprimer le concept de "col" chez d' innombrables peuples et en d' innombrables lieux: ce qui nous donne, ce que j' appelle un foisonnement. Il existe d' autres moyens; je les expliquerai dans une deuxième partie.
