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John A. Anderson
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Escape from Darkness
Escape from Darkness An exciting novel set in Ninteen Hundred and Fifty Three. On a bitterly cold winter's night in a small coastal mining village, huddled on the east coast of Scotland. A story of the miner's poverty and hardship, and of one family's tragedy. Of love heartbreak and deceit. Driving one man to despair and distraction. Also of one man's selfish, uncairing foolishness and stupidity. A shocking Shriek from the Pit's steam whistle, perched on top of the pit head frame. Awakened the sleeping miners and villagers of Easthaven in the middle of that dark, cold winters night. Suddenly the quiet sleepy streets were filled with the sound of running feet as the miners and villagers responded instantly to that terribe blast from the steam whistle. The pit was in serious trouble. Even in the darkness of that night, there could be seen against the night sky. A huge dense cloude of dark smoke rising from number two's upcast shaft.
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The Jager Journal
A secret... a dark secret... buried in the journal of a World War II paratrooper. Nerve agent GB...a.k.a. Zarin...a.k.a. Sarin... a highly lethal colorless, odorless gas. Two kilograms, properly vaporized, kills every man, woman, and child in a major American city in a mere ten minutes. How are these two intertwined? Jim Harrison is about to find out. As a journalism student in Barcelona, he's intrigued by the recent discovery an attractive Austrian friend reveals one evening in her apartment. Within days, however, she disappears without a trace, and "thieves" ransack his apartment. A maelstrom of kidnapping, murder, and cyber warfare ensnare Jim and his family in a race to stop an international plot hurtling to decapitate the U.S. government. A resort hotel in the mountains of central Italy... a snow covered forest in Belgium... the red light district of Amsterdam... a cabin in rural Georgia... a chemical refinery outside Houston. The Jager Journal connects these geographical dots stretching one family's faith to its very limit."
Substance-based Grammar – The (Ongoing) Work of John Anderson
The contributions of this volume centre around the (ongoing) work of John Anderson, Professor Emeritus at the University of Edinburgh and Fellow of the British Academy, who, with detailed studies in phonology, morphology, semantics and syntax as well as careful discussions of historical and methodological issues in linguistics at large, has been and still is the central figure in the development of a theory of language structure driven by the assumption of structural analogy between syntax and phonology and firmly grounded in the long-standing tradition of substantively based grammar behind it. The first contribution is a lengthy ‘interview’, based on a series of written interchanges by József Andor with John Anderson, which focuses on the development of Anderson’s work and its relation to contemporaneous developments in linguistics. The following eight contributions, centring on general issues concerning the historiography of localism, the lexicon, meaning and syntax and, finally, phonology, deal with applications, extensions, answers to criticism and philosophical context of Anderson’s work.
The Late Rev. John Anderson [obituary Notices, Ed.] By J. Braidwood
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Australian Realism
This book outlines the realist and pluralist philosophy of John Anderson, Australia's most original thinker, whose articles and teaching at Sydney University have deeply influenced Australian intellectual life. Several main themes run though his work, but Anderson never gave an overall account of his views. This is remedied here: in exhibiting the range of Anderson's thought, from logic, epistemology and theory of mind, to language and social theory, Baker's work sketches realism as a systematic philosophical position and shows something of the history of ideas in Australia. This book will be of particular interest to historians of modern philosophy and those studying realism.
The Navigator
Captain John Anderson served in the Dutch East India Company (VOC) as ‘Pilot-Major’ between 1640 and 1643. This was his fourth voyage to the Indies and the only one he chose to record. His log gives great insight into the subject of European travel in Asia in the Early Modern Period.
