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The largest collection of Nietzsche''s published poetry, this volume also offers an extensive, sophisticated treatment of his core philosophical themes and views as well as his most influential ideas.

Classic of the Theosophical tradition explores the concept of what thoughts "look" like. Topics include the meaning of color, thought forms built by music, the nature of helpful thoughts, more.

Distillation of the founder of the Universal Negro Improvement Association''s 1937 lectures on topics ranging from the attainment of universal knowledge to leadership, character, God, and the social system.

Let stress wash away with 31 ready-to-color designs filled with creatures of the sea. Stylized underwater scenes of starfish, octopuses, shells, coral, and more swirl with mesmerizing patterns of waves and ripples.

"Orthodoxy, as G. K. Chesterton employs the term here, means 'right opinion.' In this, the masterpiece of his brilliant literary career, he applies the concept of correct reasoning to his acceptance of Christianity. Written in a down-to-earth and familiar style, he presents formal and scholarly arguments in the explanation and defense of the tents underlying his faith. Paradox and contradiction, Chesterton maintains, do not constitute barriers to belief; imagination and intuition are as relevant to the processes of thought and understanding as logic and rationality. 'Whenever we feel there is something odd in Christian theology,' he observes, 'we shall generally find that there is something odd in the truth.' He defines his insights with thought-provoking analogies, personal anecdotes, and engaging humor, making this century-old book a work of enduring charm and persuasion

Complete solutions for all problems contained in a widely used text for advanced undergraduates in mathematics. Covers diffusion-type problems, hyperbolic-type problems, elliptic-type problems, and numerical and approximate methods. 2016 edition.

Colorful vignettes from an 1860s expedition tell of the land and its people, from seven weeks aboard a Russian ship to a Cossack wedding to celestial wonders of the North.

Essential work by a noted naval historian discusses all of the conflict's major sea battles, including those between England and America's French allies. Richly enhanced by contemporary illustrations and relevant maps.

This volume reprints Brooke's complete oeuvre, from the early lyric poems to those written shortly before his death: "Tiare Tahiti," "The Great Lover," "The Dead," "The Soldier," many others.

Get tropical with 31 festive scenes of snowmen standing guard on the beach, Santas chilling by the shore, presents piled beneath palm trees, a pineapple festooned with ornaments and lights, and more merry illustrations.

This wonderful volume, assembled from National Geographic magazines dating 1915-24, spotlights some of the finest botanical imagery of its kind, including artwork by Mary E. Eaton, staff illustrator of the New York Botanical Garden. 128 color plates.

This proposal of a "single tax," taxing the value of land as a source of public revenue, was a 19th-century bestseller and the most popular book on economics ever published.

Complete handbook by veteran instructor of the Art Students League, suitable for all: novices, students, professionals. Covers basic structure of head and body, light and shade, conveying action, depicting drapery, more.

A Colombian mathematician and professor assembled these 80 brainteasers while living in Bogotá, forming a stimulating collection of word problems, puzzles involving chess pieces, sudoku-style challenges, other math-based diversions. Solutions included.

"An absolutely brilliant book . . . One cannot understand America and its history without reading it." -- Merle Miller. Definitive, readable history, based on previously unavailable documents. Well illustrated with maps, photos.

Stroll San Francisco's twisting streets, climb its famous hills, explore bohemian landmarks, and check out charming, lesser-known neighborhoods in 30 essays that conjure up the city's past and present writers.

Thousands of years after man first recorded his impressions of animals on cave walls, artists are still attempting to reproduce images of these incredibly diverse creatures of land, sea, and air. This guide by an award-winning artist is designed to aid painters at all skill levels to draw and paint wildlife with precision and accuracy. Fredric Sweney begins by using the horse as the basis for understanding the physical structure of animals, while the wild duck serves as the model for the configuration, wing construction, and flight characteristics of birds. More than 260 illustrations, many in full color, along with step-by-step details, make it easier and more enjoyable than ever to paint dogs, cats, oxen, deer, bears, birds, goats, and more exotic animals ¿ in every size and shape. An invaluable guide to zoological anatomy, ideal for beginners as well as advanced artists, this complete, practical reference will also serve as an excellent resource for resolving commonplace problems of artistic composition.

A Life magazine reporter drew upon his firsthand experience of New York City''s junkie underworld in the 1960s to create this fictionalized account about two addicts during a heroin shortage.

Two prominent figures in the struggle to obtain voting rights for women trace the movement from its start in 1848 to the 1922 aftermath of the passage of the 19th Amendment.

These 31 illustrations feature daisies sprouting from a watering can, peonies in a bicycle basket, flowers in a teapot, and many other designs that range in style from playful to elegant.

Illustrated how-to guide presents 280 playful items to fashion from a simple piece of white paper: dramatic three-dimensional ornaments, borders, signs, wall coverings, seasonal decorations, letter and number chains, much more.

In this brief text, John Dewey compiled excerpts from Henry George's influential work on economics. Includes 15 chapters of highlights from the influential treatise.

"An authentic masterpiece." ¿ The North American Review. Recounting the homecoming of a shell-shocked officer, this novel offers a compelling look at the far-reaching effects of the First World War and the shifting nature of English class structure.