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The Van Helsing Incursion
“Hunting things that go bump in the night is child’s play when compared to juggling relationships.” During the Roaring Twenties, Clara Grey hunted things that went bump in the night. On her last mission, she paid the ultimate price to rid the world of a powerful foe. As a reward, she ascended to Heaven and joined its ranks as an angel. Ninety years after her death, Clara fell to Earth, intent on saving a soul. While successful, killing an old god in self-defence barred her from returning to Heaven. Lost in the modern world, Clara was forced to seek unlikely allies to navigate through these uncertain times. Four months later, Clara has settled in with Elizabeth, a young woman she saved ...
The Sweet Hills of Florence
All Souls' Day - the Day of the Dead, 1941. Florence, city of strife. It is Hitler's state visit to Florence and the last of the good times for Mussolini. From now on, he and his lover Clara will cling more closely together, ever more dependent upon each other as their country spirals into civil war and their lives disintegrate. Annabelle and Enrico, young cousins from an ancient Florentine family, work first with the clandestine resistance, then openly with the partisans. Facing life and death together in the mountains, they forge a passionate life-long bond. How reliable is memory and can we ever expiate past sins? Are some ghosts better left alone? 'The Sweet Hills of Florence is a sweepi...
Assessment and Evaluation of Time Factors in Online Teaching and Learning
For online learning and other forms of distance learning, time management is vital. As a recognized social asset, time constitutes a consistent and complete new approach to online higher education. Assessment and Evaluation of Time Factors in Online Teaching and Learning combines empirical and methodological research to study the role of time comprehensively from an institutional and management perspective, a technological perspective, and a pedagogical perspective. Focusing on higher education, this book is aimed at educational researchers, social science researchers, teachers, and students interested in improving the learning process and experience.
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Perdons-nous connaissance ?
« Perdons-nous connaissance ? », c’est-à-dire perdons-nous le sens de ce qu’est la connaissance alors que nous nous autoproclamons « société de la connaissance » ? Aujourd’hui, la connaissance ne fait plus peur à personne, alors que depuis trois mille ans notre culture occidentale n’a cessé de la décrire comme vitale et dangereuse. Oui, dangereuse, qui s’en souvient encore ? Cette rupture avec notre héritage constitue-t-elle un progrès ou une régression, une chute ou une ascension ? La Mythologie et la Neurologie, sources de « connaissance de la connaissance », nous offriront de précieuses clés pour résoudre ce paradoxe inédit dans l’histoire de la pensée. Dans cet essai brillant qui explore les multiples dimensions de nos existences, nous comprenons pourquoi la connaissance ne doit pas être envisagée comme une question de « spécialistes », mais comme l’affaire de chacun. Lionel Naccache est neurologue à l’hôpital de La Pitié-Salpêtrière à Paris et chercheur en neurosciences cognitives au sein du Centre de recherche de l’Institut du cerveau et de la moelle épinière. Il est l’auteur du Nouvel Inconscient.
