Society & culture: general books

Nancy Lord, one of Alaska's best-known writers, has been writing fiction and nonfiction in Alaska for more than...  Read More >>

A gripping true crime story that takes readers inside the disturbing psychology of online stalking.  Read More >>

A gripping true crime story that takes readers inside the disturbing psychology of online stalking.  Read More >>

Comprehensively prepare learners for the Curriculum Based Test using the only resource focusing on reflective learning...  Read More >>

Improve learners' confidence as they comprehensively prepare for the Performance Task exams, with the only resource...  Read More >>

It also focuses on the ambivalent and problematic relationship between human rights education discourses, ideology...  Read More >>

The transformative guide to breaking free from people pleasing and learning to live for you I've always been told...  Read More >>

""Readers will be enchanted by these profiles in success and excess."" - Publishers Weekly Fortunes and Fates-The...  Read More >>

A darkly feminist folk horror about the psychological turmoil of a woman who discovers a dead body in the woods...  Read More >>

A manifesto for how we can harness the powers of tech and AI for a better tomorrow, by the bestselling authors of...  Read More >>

A groundbreaking exploration of the countries solving the world's most pressing problems - and what we can learn...  Read More >>

Now available for the first time, the letters between Wittgenstein and Richards provide a wholly new perspective...  Read More >>

Utilizing archaeological, archival, and visual sources, this book reconsiders tobacco and smoking in the 17th-century...  Read More >>

This thought-provoking analysis expands our understanding the impact 1970s crime-based films had on social perceptions...  Read More >>

This book provides theological reflection on the image of the church as informed by the lived experiences of people...  Read More >>

How did Marx’s moral views inform his critique of capitalism? This book argues that Marx developed an ethic of human...  Read More >>

In contemporary Paris, a narrator and two companions explore the life and work of Gertrude Stein: a subversive imagining...  Read More >>

Searingly candid, conversation-starting stories of class, culture, community and crime in the heart of London's...  Read More >>

Through an interdisciplinary range of approaches and perspectives, Barbenheimer Syndrome examines the Barbenheimer...  Read More >>

A manifesto for how we can harness the powers of tech and AI for a better tomorrow, by the bestselling authors of...  Read More >>

A groundbreaking exploration of the countries solving the world's most pressing problems - and what we can learn...  Read More >>

An innovative study of how EU constitutional principles can be leveraged to further civic participation through...  Read More >>

An invitation to imagine the possibilities of life outside of gender, Nonbinary Life is a lyrical and genre-defying...  Read More >>

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This book offers a new perspective on the history of early modern Jewish communities by centering the experiences...  Read More >>