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Much Ado about Nonexistence
Fiction, Reference, and Nonexistence contains a new, contemporary theory of fiction and discusses the connection between language and reality. Martinich and Stroll, two of America's leading philosophers, explore fiction and undertake an analytic philosophical study of fiction and its reference, and its relation to truth.
No Future
DIVProminent theorist rethinks the psychoanalytic assumptions underlying queer theory./div
The New York Supplement
"Cases argued and determined in the Court of Appeals, Supreme and lower courts of record of New York State, with key number annotations." (varies)
Art in Education
Distinctive and unique in its approach, this book opens up art education to the broader field of social enquiry into practice, subjectivity and identity. It draws upon important developments in contemporary philosophy and the social sciences and applies this to the professional field of art in education. It opens new perspectives for teachers, teacher educators and student teachers.
NCIS Season 1 - 16
The always thrilling and entertaining cases of Leroy Jethro Gibbs (cover shot), played by Mark Harmon, and his NCIS-crew have been keeping a vast amount of followers all around the world glued to their seats and have made this series to one of the most successful in our times. Most likely being the absolute number one series on TV in the USA and in many other countries. This fan book, covering season 1-16, includes all the vital and necessary information on the series, short summaries of all episodes, coverage of the role vitas and the famous actors and - it goes without saying - Gibbs, Tony, Kate, Ziva, McGee, Abby, Bishop, Palmer, Ducky's best lines.
Larger Than Life
A Volume in the Star Decades: American Culture/American Cinema series, edited by Adrienne L. McLean and Murray Pomerance --Book Jacket.
B. Traven & George Kaplan
B. Traven. Bajo la apariencia de una novela de aventuras o de un policial de los años cincuenta, esta obra muestra a su autor divirtiéndose con una mezcla de épocas y estilos. B. Traven, como George Kaplan y otros “fantasmas” de Frédéric Sonntag, es ante todo un personaje elusivo: un escritor tan célebre como misterioso, que en vida orquestó su desaparición detrás de seudónimos e identidades falsas. ¿Pero dónde se encuentran lo verdadero, lo falso, el espectáculo, el simulacro? Los lectores se ven aquí arrastrados en una carrera desenfrenada detrás de los personajes que hicieron y deshicieron la historia política y artística del mundo, desde 1910 hasta el siglo xxi, de A...
