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Raluca Ripan
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Breathe Me
In a world where the equilibrium between good and bad is at the core of existence, hags and healers take on a personification of this balance. Adalie Elisa Mae, an ex-nurse, becomes part of this world following a series of unfortunate tragedies in her life. After the Universe picks her as a new healer, she soon discovers that her only human body can no longer contain the intensity of her emotions, and all the traumas she has ever lived through start having serious repercussions on her current life. This proves as a major disability when her close friend, Charles, goes missing due to entanglements with an unruly circle of hags, and Adalie is the only one who can save him. However, tracking down Charles takes a bigger toll on her than she initially anticipated, and life only gets more complicated when Adalie crosses paths with another healer. A man who she now needs to suppress falling in love with, as she fears that a potential heartbreak could cause her untimely death.
12th Conference on British and American Studies
This book represents a selection of papers presented by academics and researchers at the 12th Conference on British and American Studies. They are grouped in two main theme clusters, corresponding to the two chapters of the book: Languages in Contact and Languages in Use and Multidisciplinarity and Multiculturalism in Literary Studies. In the first section, language is described, in turn, as subject to influence by other language systems, as an object of learning and acquisition, and as an instrument enabling users to bridge between cultures, disciplinary domains, and people. The second part of the volume is mainly concerned with such notions as hybridity, tolerance, identity, subversion and deconstruction, as reflected in classical and contemporary Anglo-American literary texts.
Beyond the Wage
This volume challenges the idea of wage employment as the global norm, comparing lived experiences of ‘ordinary work’ across conceptual and geographical boundaries and opening up new possibilities for how work, income, identity and care might be woven together differently.
EmTech Anthropology
EmTech Anthropology: Careers at the Frontier emphasizes anthropology’s critical role at the frontier of emerging technologies (EmTech). The book explores the opportunities and challenges that arise as anthropologists venture into the territory of EmTech, pushing the boundaries of traditional academic approaches and methodologies. By sharing the stories and insights of early to mid-career anthropologists working in AI, robotics, Web3, cybersecurity, and other cutting-edge fields, the book provides a possible roadmap for future practitioners seeking to make an impact in the world of EmTech. These anthropologists demonstrate how the discipline's unique perspective and skills can be applied to...
Political Society in Later Medieval England
Essays on the connections between politics and society in the middle ages, showing their interdependence.
